repeats The Sun front page... dare I suggest that Rupert Murdoch might actually win that prize, closely followed by Max Clifford?

I think that we can all think of many more people above Nick Griffin in that list.

You nominations I agree with but wish to add :

JACQUI SMITH ( evil and a criminal for cheating the taxpayers )

GORDON BROWN and JACK STRAW ( Evil warmongers with the blood on their hands of 1 million people )

Sir Ian BLAIR and his ACPO team ( Evil money making stasi police who ruin ordinary peoples' lives for money and kill people at will ( De Menezes - Tomlinson etc )

and I am sure we can all think of others - perhaps TONY BLAIR should be on the TOP 10 as well.

But I still believe that we should not be using the POLITICS of HATE - and we should look to isolate evil and replace it with DECENT GOOD PEOPLE.

I agree BR - I'd vote (which I don't intend to do again) for a party which combined decency, tolerance and intelligence with efficiency and lack of respect for tabloid morality.

Such a thing will sadly never exist in a democracy.

We need a benign autocracy.

or we self organise into communities where we combine for larger functions. Who needs leadership when ultimately because of the human condition "power corrupts" as we have seen with Thatcher - Blair - Brown etc. They start well meaning but end up making all the same old mistakes.

I would like to see the UK organised again by COUNTIES which then looked after health - roads - policing - education - in their own areas with no intervention from National Government. Free to see their own taxation or use a system of bartering.

If an area is too weak to sustain itself then people would need to work harder to sort it out.

Commuting would become a thing of the past - because people would work in their local area. This would instantly cut down CO2 and mean that we used a tenth of the fuel we currently use thus reducing our carbon footprint.

In the UK we are a fertile country - most areas can grow what they need. Areas that grow a surplus can barter that against other services such as manufacturing and power.

The UK could become a wonderful place. It is a beautiful country and has been ruined by BIG BUSINESS and by putting too many people in the South East turning it into a concrete jungle with many SINK estates of disillusioned people with no purpose. These people need to grow food - create things - and get their lives back.