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Sunday, 8 November 2009
Labour's Client State
Man escapes Labour's Merseyside, yesterdayFunnily enough, I was just ranting over the Sunday Roast about how East Germans were kept in their place by free jobs for life, free housing, free education and free health as long as they gave their total and utter obedience to the Party and the State. They managed to placate an entire nation for 40 years.
Labour have managed it in just 12 years. Guess what? Out of the 200 constituencies (another way of saying 200 seats in the Politburo) with the highest proportion of benefit recipients, a massive 189 have Labour MPs.
One third of the seats in Parliament are represented by dole scounging, benefit sucking fucking wastrels, high on tax payers money and living the fucking life of Riley at the expense of everyone else.
There it is. Labour's "client" state. Wonder why the streets are full of Stella swilling, Argos blinged mongtards without a care in the world? Labour WANTS it that way. Wondered why most of London speaks Somali and dresses in fucking tents? Labour wants it that way. Wondered why gun crime and violence in the UK makes us the most dangerous fucking place in Europe? Labour wants it that way.
You traitorous bastards. You have used our stolen money to fuck us. A country ruined so that YOU could have the power to bribe yourselves to yet more power.
It's going to bite you. It fucked the Soviets, it fucked the East Germans, the Bulgarians, the Romanians and it's going to fuck you. I can't wait. If you think bribing the feckless and the foreign with my tax money is going to keep you in your ivory tower at Westminster, you are wrong.
If you're lucky, it'll be bloodless. But don't bet on it. We, the silent, taxpaying, lawful, hardworking majority are coming for you.
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Labour have managed it in just 12 years. Guess what? Out of the 200 constituencies (another way of saying 200 seats in the Politburo) with the highest proportion of benefit recipients, a massive 189 have Labour MPs.
One third of the seats in Parliament are represented by dole scounging, benefit sucking fucking wastrels, high on tax payers money and living the fucking life of Riley at the expense of everyone else.
There it is. Labour's "client" state. Wonder why the streets are full of Stella swilling, Argos blinged mongtards without a care in the world? Labour WANTS it that way. Wondered why most of London speaks Somali and dresses in fucking tents? Labour wants it that way. Wondered why gun crime and violence in the UK makes us the most dangerous fucking place in Europe? Labour wants it that way.
You traitorous bastards. You have used our stolen money to fuck us. A country ruined so that YOU could have the power to bribe yourselves to yet more power.
It's going to bite you. It fucked the Soviets, it fucked the East Germans, the Bulgarians, the Romanians and it's going to fuck you. I can't wait. If you think bribing the feckless and the foreign with my tax money is going to keep you in your ivory tower at Westminster, you are wrong.
If you're lucky, it'll be bloodless. But don't bet on it. We, the silent, taxpaying, lawful, hardworking majority are coming for you.
Just you wait til your Father gets home.......
Have you ever screamed at the kids in the supermarket?
"I'm going to kill you when you get home", maybe?
Be warned!
A young Hampshire mother did just that. Actually, not that bad, she said she would 'give them a hiding' when she got home.
She was followed home by an off-duty Policeman.
He reported her to Hampshire Social Services. And his local Police Station.
The local police sent two officers round to give her parenting tips about 'the naughty step'.
Then Social Services wrote to her and told her the incident would be 'kept on the record'.
If she did actually smack the children, then no one in authority witnessed the incident. She says she didn't anyway.
Besides which, it is still not against the law to administer 'reasonable chastisement'.
"I'm going to kill you when you get home", maybe?
Be warned!
A young Hampshire mother did just that. Actually, not that bad, she said she would 'give them a hiding' when she got home.
She was followed home by an off-duty Policeman.
He reported her to Hampshire Social Services. And his local Police Station.
The local police sent two officers round to give her parenting tips about 'the naughty step'.
Then Social Services wrote to her and told her the incident would be 'kept on the record'.
If she did actually smack the children, then no one in authority witnessed the incident. She says she didn't anyway.
Besides which, it is still not against the law to administer 'reasonable chastisement'.
"Officers from the team spoke to the woman later at her home about the concerns and passed the details of the case to social services as is normal practice in such cases. No further action was deemed necessary by us."
The mother denies that there was anything extraordinary about the way she scolded her children, and said that they were simply upset because they do not like being reprimanded.
"Thought Crime" continues to make inroads into our justice system........
Saturday, 7 November 2009
Class of '09
Photo by MissCM
Meanwhile, Quote of the Day from the former Deputy Mayor of London and all round Eco Loon, Jenny Jones regarding the Metropolitan Police:
"The Met simply does not get Climate change, and neither does the Mayor of London. They need a basic education in these issues before we all drown in our beds."
UPDATE: Anna Raccoon grabbed this from the House of Commons Ladies Loos. Classy.
UPDATE 2: Report of events from "The Register"
UPDATE 3: Be sure to watch us on Guy TV on Monday
Photo by MissCM
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Friday, 6 November 2009
Winston Smith is busy
Dear all
As of now, any still or moving photography or images of police officers must show them wearing their correct shoulder numbers/markings and name badges if these areas of uniform are included within the shot.
If any of these items are missing the photography or images must not be used.
As a precaution, if you hold any photography or images that do not meet this instruction they should be culled from your libraries or other systems you may have for their storage.
If you are reprinting or updating any existing documents or materials, including moving images, the opportunity should be taken to check whether the photographs meet this instruction. If not, they should be changed.
If you work with any external suppliers you need to make them aware of this instruction.
Also, when putting any uniformed officers up for interview you should make sure that they have their shoulder numbers/markings and name badges in place.
Dick
Dick Fedorcio OBE
Director of Public Affairs
Metropolitan Police Service
Thursday, 5 November 2009
Hogwarts
Firstly, many thanks to those who joined me on my annual stroll to Parliament.
We actually got in. Twenty five Guys Fawkes's actually got into Parliament on November 5th.
Sure, we were bullied, threatened and abused (by the authorities) but we got in. Eventually.
It was not a pleasant experience.
For those who have never been inside, it is a VERY impressive building. In fact, it's fucking Hogwarts. Lock, stock and barrel. It has House Elves, dressed in bizarre fancy dress with white bow ties, ready to pounce on you if you so much as dare try to conduct a TV interview on the second step of St Stephens Hall (the first step is OK. Really. We checked). A fellow seditionary was dragged off by the Police for wearing a hat (apparently only the Queen and the Police can wear a hat inside Parliament). It has hordes of security who are there not to make the place secure (we got in, remember) but to enforce bizarre House Rules. Could we have a copy of the House Rules? Ask the Sargeant at Arms. Fill out this form.
So whilst five MP's droned on about Climate Change, I was warned by someone dressed as a butler to behave myself in the public gallery ("this is an ancient hall. Behave"), we were informed by the Police that we had NO RIGHTS WHATSOEVER in Parliament. None. Zilch. All rights for the public are suspended as soon as they walk through the door (not for MPs of course)
It's a joke. Our MPs fall from public schools into a larger public school. The prefects patrol the corridors, house points and trophies are traded with not a jot of any recognition to the country outside Parliament. And when this is over, it's off to Senior Hogwarts in the Lords for more feasting and Roast Swan.
I thoroughly recommend you get your arses down there. It is a Disney Theme Park, created by monsters who simply couldn't give up the six form common room. I found school to be the most undemocratic and brutal regime, full of nepotism, injustice and sheer stupidity of authority for authoritys sake, something which gave me a lifelong distaste for both my elders and betters. And these bastards have just recreated it, to perfection.
Unlike Hogwarts however, these bastards hate muggles. With a passion. Parliament is Slytherin. I need a shower. I can smell their contempt still lingering on my clothes. I want nothing more to do with any of them.
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We actually got in. Twenty five Guys Fawkes's actually got into Parliament on November 5th.
Sure, we were bullied, threatened and abused (by the authorities) but we got in. Eventually.
It was not a pleasant experience.
For those who have never been inside, it is a VERY impressive building. In fact, it's fucking Hogwarts. Lock, stock and barrel. It has House Elves, dressed in bizarre fancy dress with white bow ties, ready to pounce on you if you so much as dare try to conduct a TV interview on the second step of St Stephens Hall (the first step is OK. Really. We checked). A fellow seditionary was dragged off by the Police for wearing a hat (apparently only the Queen and the Police can wear a hat inside Parliament). It has hordes of security who are there not to make the place secure (we got in, remember) but to enforce bizarre House Rules. Could we have a copy of the House Rules? Ask the Sargeant at Arms. Fill out this form.
So whilst five MP's droned on about Climate Change, I was warned by someone dressed as a butler to behave myself in the public gallery ("this is an ancient hall. Behave"), we were informed by the Police that we had NO RIGHTS WHATSOEVER in Parliament. None. Zilch. All rights for the public are suspended as soon as they walk through the door (not for MPs of course)
It's a joke. Our MPs fall from public schools into a larger public school. The prefects patrol the corridors, house points and trophies are traded with not a jot of any recognition to the country outside Parliament. And when this is over, it's off to Senior Hogwarts in the Lords for more feasting and Roast Swan.
I thoroughly recommend you get your arses down there. It is a Disney Theme Park, created by monsters who simply couldn't give up the six form common room. I found school to be the most undemocratic and brutal regime, full of nepotism, injustice and sheer stupidity of authority for authoritys sake, something which gave me a lifelong distaste for both my elders and betters. And these bastards have just recreated it, to perfection.
Unlike Hogwarts however, these bastards hate muggles. With a passion. Parliament is Slytherin. I need a shower. I can smell their contempt still lingering on my clothes. I want nothing more to do with any of them.
Wednesday, 4 November 2009
November 5th. Remember, remember.
Final details
We will meet tomorrow in the Chandos Pub at 11.30 (29, St. Martins Lane, London, WC2N 4ER) (£1.90 a pint), get togged up as pigs in suits and Guy Fawkes and saunter down Whitehall, past 10 Drowning St where I shall give Gordon a Carson Rose as a token of my appreciation for him.
We will then link up with others (and GuyTV) in the Westminster Arms (9 Storey's Gate, SW1P 3AT) at Noon. Then it's over to the Public Gallery of YOUR House of Commons. No tickets required.
Then it's back to the pub for some serious drinking.
The Police can and probably will search you under Section 44 of the Prevention of Terrorism Act. It is harmless. They cannot demand ID, your name, your address or any details. You are perfectly entitled to decline to give them any info at all. I just carry cash and a camera.
You cannot be searched or arrested by a PCSO.
You do not have to remove your mask or Burqa if asked.
You are commiting no offence and have every right to walk in the sunshine, dressed as you please.
See you all there. I promise surprises. And remember
"Cameras. We need cameras"
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We will meet tomorrow in the Chandos Pub at 11.30 (29, St. Martins Lane, London, WC2N 4ER) (£1.90 a pint), get togged up as pigs in suits and Guy Fawkes and saunter down Whitehall, past 10 Drowning St where I shall give Gordon a Carson Rose as a token of my appreciation for him.
We will then link up with others (and GuyTV) in the Westminster Arms (9 Storey's Gate, SW1P 3AT) at Noon. Then it's over to the Public Gallery of YOUR House of Commons. No tickets required.
Then it's back to the pub for some serious drinking.
The Police can and probably will search you under Section 44 of the Prevention of Terrorism Act. It is harmless. They cannot demand ID, your name, your address or any details. You are perfectly entitled to decline to give them any info at all. I just carry cash and a camera.
You cannot be searched or arrested by a PCSO.
You do not have to remove your mask or Burqa if asked.
You are commiting no offence and have every right to walk in the sunshine, dressed as you please.
See you all there. I promise surprises. And remember
"Cameras. We need cameras"
Public Debt, Private Profit.
"You Limey taxpayers are the best. Snooze"Can someone explain to me why MY grandchildren are going to be paying a banker in the US after he lent money to a black man in a string vest in Ohio who could never repay it?
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Tuesday, 3 November 2009
Did They Ask You ?
Thirty two billion more to be thrown at the banks that went bust during the crunch, or would have done if we hadn't thrown billions at them then. We are now to own 84 per cent of RBS and the other one we own roughly half of - Lloyds HBOS - we will also be chucking money at in order to allow them to capitalise their way out of the government's toxic asset insurance scheme. But even though they are outside the scheme, it is still a fact that the bank will be too big to be allowed to fail, so we'll still be standing behind it to some extent.
Channel 4
Meanwhile as the Government squeezes us to give to these bastards, the banks are squeezing the private sector.
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