Labour made significant gains in Thursday's council elections at the expense of the Tory toffs. This comes as no surprise when we consider the policies the Conmen have put in place since their win in the 2010 General Election but let us not forget that Labour created the mess for the Tories to sort out.
Unfortunately the Tories will always be the self-serving pompous twits that they are, no matter how left they lean in a pitiful attempt to win working class support.
Had they got the bottle to lead the country from the front I might have a tiny bit of sympathy for them, but they have pandered to the Liberal loonies right from the start just to ensure they can retain power.
It's slipping away from the blue rinsers simply because they have nothing to offer the working class and never have had. It's goodbye from him and it's goodbye from me.
The BNP never had a hope of retaining seats no matter what the idiot at the helm says. He is king of all he surveys, which amounts to nothing more than a few boot lickers and his family.
Wake up you last remaining few fools and smell the South America coffee beans. All your money raising efforts have been in vain and were for no other purpose than keeping Mr Vainglorious in the lifestyle to which he has become accustomed.
Friday, 4 May 2012
Friday, 6 April 2012
TIME IS RUNNING OUT
With the demise of Britain's foremost Nationalist party, it is time to consider the options available in order to achieve a margin of success rather than accept defeat and sit at home typing keyboard warfare and marginalised opinions on fora which few ordinary people even know exist, never mind read.
Sadly Nick Griffin turned out to be just another chancer with no real morals or conscience, happy to empty the coffers of those who have worked hard to achieve relative success in the very deceitful and corrupt sphere of politics today.
Nationalism is in a mess. Egotistical purists have gone off and formed their own various and miniscule parties with no hope of achieving anything.
England is and always will be our first love and with the Scots now seemingly obsessed with self rule, it leaves us to salvage what is left and turn it into the land we would choose for ourselves and our children to inherit.
England is being pillaged by traitorous leaders and robbed of our wealth to pay for other Nation's priveleges. The time has come to do something about it.
Join the English Democrats and forget the silly comments from the pointless people pandering to Herr Griff. He is history; time to move on and fight again under a different flag with the same objective against a common enemy.
Sadly Nick Griffin turned out to be just another chancer with no real morals or conscience, happy to empty the coffers of those who have worked hard to achieve relative success in the very deceitful and corrupt sphere of politics today.
Nationalism is in a mess. Egotistical purists have gone off and formed their own various and miniscule parties with no hope of achieving anything.
England is and always will be our first love and with the Scots now seemingly obsessed with self rule, it leaves us to salvage what is left and turn it into the land we would choose for ourselves and our children to inherit.
England is being pillaged by traitorous leaders and robbed of our wealth to pay for other Nation's priveleges. The time has come to do something about it.
Join the English Democrats and forget the silly comments from the pointless people pandering to Herr Griff. He is history; time to move on and fight again under a different flag with the same objective against a common enemy.
Sunday, 1 April 2012
Slippery Dave's Money Grabbing Exposed
Those of us who try to care about this country sink from distaste to disgust to revulsion, till in the end there is nothing left to do but laugh.
All the political parties employ battalions of professional liars who can provide you with all the happy falsehoods that you want.
And the power-worshippers and courtiers of political journalism proudly pass on this tripe as if it were their own work. Talk about having no shame.
Read them if you want that. What I write here is the sober truth, though during the past seven days it has not seemed that sober.
Even in the fifth week of an alcohol-free Lent, I felt intoxicated by the secretly filmed blabbering of the former Tory co-treasurer Peter Cruddas.
Here, thanks to the cunning behaviour of the press, was the real face of British politics – a crude wide boy with a flapping mouth and a tax-haven tan, fake mateyness wafting from every pore.
How I laughed. This person was the head waiter at Mr Slippery’s Secret Diner, holding out his fat hand for wads of £50 notes in return for Supper with Samantha. How very unlike the Clubland smoothness of Mr Slippery himself; but how very much more true.
Now, say you wanted to lobby Mr Slippery about the awful school your children have to go to, or the police-free streets of your town, or the mass immigration that has changed your city for ever, or the plans (they haven’t gone away, you know) to build over every hill and vale in sight.
Well, first, don’t bother. Mr Slippery and his Cabinet view people like you and me as tiresome, boneheaded fascist nonentities, who have somehow failed to become as enlightened as them.
It’s easy to be enlightened in modern Britain if you are very rich. They ask, languidly: ‘What do you mean, crime? What do you mean, dirty hospitals? What do you mean, terrible schools? It doesn’t affect us. You’re having a Moral Panic. Now do go away.’
But it is harder for a poor and honest person to have his voice heard in the chambers of the powerful than it is for a JCB to pass through the eye of a needle.
Oh, no, I’m not against rich people as such. But I am against the current ghastly combination of wealth and self-righteous Left-wing opinions that is ruining this country more surely than any of its more honest and straightforward external enemies ever did.
What nobody seems to see about the Cruddas Crisis is this: our three elite political parties speak only for that elite, grossly undeservedly wealthy, morally tainted and happy to see the whole country the same way. It is only thanks to rules that guarantee them BBC airtime, thanks to the suborning of political journalism, and thanks to sacks of gold from dubious donors, that these parties even exist.
Left on their own, they would wither away unwanted, like a thousand other failed businesses that ignored their customers for too long. Donors (plus the BBC monopoly) suspend the rules of survival. It is as if British Leyland were still turning out Austin Maxis, and people were still buying them. The product is dreadful, but the advertising and the monopoly keep out any serious competition.
You, of course, are partly to blame for this by continuing to buy the tatty, dishonest products pressed on you. When you stop, there might possibly be some hope.
All the political parties employ battalions of professional liars who can provide you with all the happy falsehoods that you want.
And the power-worshippers and courtiers of political journalism proudly pass on this tripe as if it were their own work. Talk about having no shame.
Read them if you want that. What I write here is the sober truth, though during the past seven days it has not seemed that sober.
Even in the fifth week of an alcohol-free Lent, I felt intoxicated by the secretly filmed blabbering of the former Tory co-treasurer Peter Cruddas.
Here, thanks to the cunning behaviour of the press, was the real face of British politics – a crude wide boy with a flapping mouth and a tax-haven tan, fake mateyness wafting from every pore.
How I laughed. This person was the head waiter at Mr Slippery’s Secret Diner, holding out his fat hand for wads of £50 notes in return for Supper with Samantha. How very unlike the Clubland smoothness of Mr Slippery himself; but how very much more true.
Now, say you wanted to lobby Mr Slippery about the awful school your children have to go to, or the police-free streets of your town, or the mass immigration that has changed your city for ever, or the plans (they haven’t gone away, you know) to build over every hill and vale in sight.
Well, first, don’t bother. Mr Slippery and his Cabinet view people like you and me as tiresome, boneheaded fascist nonentities, who have somehow failed to become as enlightened as them.
It’s easy to be enlightened in modern Britain if you are very rich. They ask, languidly: ‘What do you mean, crime? What do you mean, dirty hospitals? What do you mean, terrible schools? It doesn’t affect us. You’re having a Moral Panic. Now do go away.’
But it is harder for a poor and honest person to have his voice heard in the chambers of the powerful than it is for a JCB to pass through the eye of a needle.
Oh, no, I’m not against rich people as such. But I am against the current ghastly combination of wealth and self-righteous Left-wing opinions that is ruining this country more surely than any of its more honest and straightforward external enemies ever did.
What nobody seems to see about the Cruddas Crisis is this: our three elite political parties speak only for that elite, grossly undeservedly wealthy, morally tainted and happy to see the whole country the same way. It is only thanks to rules that guarantee them BBC airtime, thanks to the suborning of political journalism, and thanks to sacks of gold from dubious donors, that these parties even exist.
Left on their own, they would wither away unwanted, like a thousand other failed businesses that ignored their customers for too long. Donors (plus the BBC monopoly) suspend the rules of survival. It is as if British Leyland were still turning out Austin Maxis, and people were still buying them. The product is dreadful, but the advertising and the monopoly keep out any serious competition.
You, of course, are partly to blame for this by continuing to buy the tatty, dishonest products pressed on you. When you stop, there might possibly be some hope.
Sunday, 18 March 2012
Polish priest talking about homosexuality.
We have to rely on the subtitles being correct but can you imagine Archbishop Rowan Williams daring to say such things?
Neither can I, which is probably why the non-controversial coward has resigned and gone back to school.
I'm not sure I agree with the statements in the video entirely but fair play to the man for saying what he thinks. He will no doubt be roasted by the tolerant brigade for having an opinion that contradicts theirs.
Neither can I, which is probably why the non-controversial coward has resigned and gone back to school.
I'm not sure I agree with the statements in the video entirely but fair play to the man for saying what he thinks. He will no doubt be roasted by the tolerant brigade for having an opinion that contradicts theirs.
Saturday, 17 March 2012
Wednesday, 14 March 2012
RECORD EXPORTS AS FIRMS SHUN THE EU
THE economy has been given a major boost as figures showed exports hit record levels to countries outside the European Union.
Soaring trade to the US, Russia and China saw exports to non-EU countries rise to £12.9billion in January.
It was a leap of £500million from the previous month and the highest level since records began in 1998.
And while the trade deficit on goods and services – the gap between exports and imports – widened to £1.8billion in January from £1.2billion in December, the figure is still far below the average for 2011.
The rise in exports was fuelled by booming sales of Rolls-Royce and Jaguar cars to the three economic powerhouses and is a welcome pre-Budget boost to the Chancellor George Osborne’s plans to rebalance the economy.
It triggered fresh calls for Britain to leave the European Union altogether.
Tory MP Philip Davies said: “Future economic growth around the world is in non-EU markets.
“For our future prosperity Britain must trade in these areas and not be saddled with the protection racket that is the European Union.”
A new poll yesterday showed almost two thirds of Britons want a national referendum on the UK’s relationship with the EU.
The YouGov-Cambridge survey also revealed that 60 per cent of people want the UK to have “looser” ties with the European Union or leave altogether. The findings add further weight to the hugely popular Daily Express Crusade calling for Britain to quit the EU.
Mr Davies added: “It is about time politicians caught up with public opinion and hold a referendum.”
The figures were welcomed by Nida Ali, advisor to forecasters the Ernst & Young ITEM Club, who said: “The increase in exports to non-EU countries in January is encouraging and we hope to see this trend continue.
“We have repeatedly highlighted the need for UK exporters to move away from their traditional trading partners and tap into faster growing emerging nations and there are some encouraging signs that this is starting to happen. Exports to China are continuing to grow at annual rates of more than 20 per cent.”
As it has often been said, the great trading nations of the world are in no trading federation such as the EU. Japan, Singapore, Australia, the USA, China and now India are all competing against each other and against the beauracratic bungling European Union with great success. We need to compete just like we did in the past, without the straightjacket of Brussels strangling our enterprise.
Soaring trade to the US, Russia and China saw exports to non-EU countries rise to £12.9billion in January.
It was a leap of £500million from the previous month and the highest level since records began in 1998.
And while the trade deficit on goods and services – the gap between exports and imports – widened to £1.8billion in January from £1.2billion in December, the figure is still far below the average for 2011.
The rise in exports was fuelled by booming sales of Rolls-Royce and Jaguar cars to the three economic powerhouses and is a welcome pre-Budget boost to the Chancellor George Osborne’s plans to rebalance the economy.
It triggered fresh calls for Britain to leave the European Union altogether.
Tory MP Philip Davies said: “Future economic growth around the world is in non-EU markets.
“For our future prosperity Britain must trade in these areas and not be saddled with the protection racket that is the European Union.”
A new poll yesterday showed almost two thirds of Britons want a national referendum on the UK’s relationship with the EU.
The YouGov-Cambridge survey also revealed that 60 per cent of people want the UK to have “looser” ties with the European Union or leave altogether. The findings add further weight to the hugely popular Daily Express Crusade calling for Britain to quit the EU.
Mr Davies added: “It is about time politicians caught up with public opinion and hold a referendum.”
The figures were welcomed by Nida Ali, advisor to forecasters the Ernst & Young ITEM Club, who said: “The increase in exports to non-EU countries in January is encouraging and we hope to see this trend continue.
“We have repeatedly highlighted the need for UK exporters to move away from their traditional trading partners and tap into faster growing emerging nations and there are some encouraging signs that this is starting to happen. Exports to China are continuing to grow at annual rates of more than 20 per cent.”
As it has often been said, the great trading nations of the world are in no trading federation such as the EU. Japan, Singapore, Australia, the USA, China and now India are all competing against each other and against the beauracratic bungling European Union with great success. We need to compete just like we did in the past, without the straightjacket of Brussels strangling our enterprise.
Thursday, 8 March 2012
SEVEN TERROR SUSPECTS WIN SECRECY MOVE
Theresa May is trying to deport the suspects, who cannot be named, on national security grounds
Secretary Theresa May suffered a setback in her bid to deport seven Algerian terror suspects yesterday when the Supreme Court gave them a chance to appeal.
The men can now return to the Special Immigration Appeals Commission and fight to have a witness statement heard in secret. If Siac agrees to make the statement in their favour confidential, Government lawyers will not even be allowed to check it is true.
Mrs May is trying to deport the suspects, who cannot be named, on national security grounds. They went to the Supreme Court after Appeal Court judges rejected claims that they risked “inhuman treatment” if sent home.
Algerian ministers have pledged not to torture the men, but they claim to have a whistleblower who can prove they will be harmed.
They want their witness to give evidence in secret because if British officials try to check its truth they may unwittingly reveal his identity.
The answer is simple, don't let them in in the first place
Secretary Theresa May suffered a setback in her bid to deport seven Algerian terror suspects yesterday when the Supreme Court gave them a chance to appeal.
The men can now return to the Special Immigration Appeals Commission and fight to have a witness statement heard in secret. If Siac agrees to make the statement in their favour confidential, Government lawyers will not even be allowed to check it is true.
Mrs May is trying to deport the suspects, who cannot be named, on national security grounds. They went to the Supreme Court after Appeal Court judges rejected claims that they risked “inhuman treatment” if sent home.
Algerian ministers have pledged not to torture the men, but they claim to have a whistleblower who can prove they will be harmed.
They want their witness to give evidence in secret because if British officials try to check its truth they may unwittingly reveal his identity.
The answer is simple, don't let them in in the first place
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