Wednesday, 30 May 2012
Pyramid Scheme
A quick look in the Telegraph this morning reveals that a situation is developing in Luton as hundreds of Sikhs take to the streets to demonstrate against police inactivity with regards Muslim sexual predation and violence against their girls.
I wonder if the controlled media will dare to insinuate that their actions are "opportunist" or if the police will publicly state that these people are "exploiting the situation to further their own racist agenda"? That's the difference isn't it, those Sikhs have every right to protect vulnerable members of their community. In fact there would be something wrong with them if they did not. Yet when those from the English community do the same the situation is oh so very different.
People, even sheep people, notice these things, it slowly permeates into their collective consciousness. However, it does help considerably when people like us give them a nudge in the right direction pointing out the hypocritical realities of living in a viciously anti-British regime.
I wonder if the controlled media will dare to insinuate that their actions are "opportunist" or if the police will publicly state that these people are "exploiting the situation to further their own racist agenda"? That's the difference isn't it, those Sikhs have every right to protect vulnerable members of their community. In fact there would be something wrong with them if they did not. Yet when those from the English community do the same the situation is oh so very different.
People, even sheep people, notice these things, it slowly permeates into their collective consciousness. However, it does help considerably when people like us give them a nudge in the right direction pointing out the hypocritical realities of living in a viciously anti-British regime.
Tuesday, 29 May 2012
Bitch Fight
The pressure is still growing on "Baroness" Warsi with this stinging and indeed rather bitchy attack just published in the Daily Mail.
What a contrast to the Baroness. I have campaigned with them both. Gove has intellect, compassion, is interesting and personable. Warsi is light-weight, shallow, loves a sound-bite and is rarely on top of her brief. Her only claim to adulation by the Tory party was her attack on the BNP’s Nick Griffin on Question Time. She claimed electoral fraud after the 2010 election when she said at least three seats were lost due to Asian electoral deception.
Talents: Michael Gove is an excellent media performer, and appeals to the Tory grassroots
She has made a number of very public gaffes that have embarrassed her party. She claims that Islamaphobia is the new dinner party chat. She also called UKIP supporters closet racists by suggesting that UKIP were successful because the number of BNP candidates had declined.
This loose talk – whether it is authorised by Central Office or not – is a disgraceful attempt to slur the third party of politics because the Tories are so scared of UKIP’s gaining popularity. She should look to her home area of West Yorkshire, where I stood as a Tory candidate at the last election, in my seat the BNP gained 4,500 votes and allowed the sitting Labour MP to slip back in. I repeatedly told her that the Tories had to get to grips with the Muslim vote. I appealed to her to help me engage with her community but she wasn’t very popular - and it was nothing to do with her being brown or female as she claims.
Her appalling media appearances are legend. The morning after the Bradford Spring election she was on the Today programme, presumably because the Tory spin-meisters thought she would know her brief. Not so. She couldn’t remember the percentage that the Tories lost by and kept talking about the Labour defeat. It was toe-curlingly embarrassing.
Meanwhile for those wanting a good laugh this evening here's an excellent piece of satire from the House of Commons from a week or so ago. The fun started with a written question from Tom Blenkinsop, Labour's MP for Middlesbrough South & East Cleveland.
What a contrast to the Baroness. I have campaigned with them both. Gove has intellect, compassion, is interesting and personable. Warsi is light-weight, shallow, loves a sound-bite and is rarely on top of her brief. Her only claim to adulation by the Tory party was her attack on the BNP’s Nick Griffin on Question Time. She claimed electoral fraud after the 2010 election when she said at least three seats were lost due to Asian electoral deception.
Talents: Michael Gove is an excellent media performer, and appeals to the Tory grassroots
She has made a number of very public gaffes that have embarrassed her party. She claims that Islamaphobia is the new dinner party chat. She also called UKIP supporters closet racists by suggesting that UKIP were successful because the number of BNP candidates had declined.
This loose talk – whether it is authorised by Central Office or not – is a disgraceful attempt to slur the third party of politics because the Tories are so scared of UKIP’s gaining popularity. She should look to her home area of West Yorkshire, where I stood as a Tory candidate at the last election, in my seat the BNP gained 4,500 votes and allowed the sitting Labour MP to slip back in. I repeatedly told her that the Tories had to get to grips with the Muslim vote. I appealed to her to help me engage with her community but she wasn’t very popular - and it was nothing to do with her being brown or female as she claims.
Her appalling media appearances are legend. The morning after the Bradford Spring election she was on the Today programme, presumably because the Tory spin-meisters thought she would know her brief. Not so. She couldn’t remember the percentage that the Tories lost by and kept talking about the Labour defeat. It was toe-curlingly embarrassing.
Meanwhile for those wanting a good laugh this evening here's an excellent piece of satire from the House of Commons from a week or so ago. The fun started with a written question from Tom Blenkinsop, Labour's MP for Middlesbrough South & East Cleveland.
Tom Blenkinsop: To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what recent assessment he has made of the activities of far-right political extremists in other EU member states.
David Lidington, Minister for Europe: The Government keeps political developments in other EU member states under constant review, including the activities of racist and extremist parties. The Government opposes racism and extremism in all its forms. We believe in the fundamental values of liberty, democracy and respect for human rights.
Unless of course you oppose the racism of enforced "diversity" then your human rights are stripped, you are ostracised from the democratic process and if you are particularly effective at exposing the "anti- racist" scam, they try and put you in prison.Laughing Last
That small but very effective BNP demonstration outside the deportation hearing of Abu Qatada is featured in video form in the online version of the Daily Mail today. Not watching any of the TV news last night, instead catching up on the cricket, I'm not certain if we got coverage here as well.
The same newspaper also tells us rather inaccurately - It was on BBC1’s shambolic Question Time in October 2009 when Nick Griffin joined the panel for the first time that Warsi made her name by repeatedly outwitting the flat-footed BNP leader.
Strange that, I was actually there at the time and that certainly isn't what happened at all. In fact you would have thought that rather than never let the BNP anywhere near Question Time ever again, if we could be so easily chewed up by lightweights like Warsi, the BBC would have us on all the time. As for the "Baroness" herself, when people take us on, we usually have the last laugh.
The same newspaper also tells us rather inaccurately - It was on BBC1’s shambolic Question Time in October 2009 when Nick Griffin joined the panel for the first time that Warsi made her name by repeatedly outwitting the flat-footed BNP leader.
Strange that, I was actually there at the time and that certainly isn't what happened at all. In fact you would have thought that rather than never let the BNP anywhere near Question Time ever again, if we could be so easily chewed up by lightweights like Warsi, the BBC would have us on all the time. As for the "Baroness" herself, when people take us on, we usually have the last laugh.
Monday, 28 May 2012
Abu Garcia Not
Another picture from the Abu Qatada hearing can be found here, but I rather like the home made one above.
Hackers
A little snippet just published in the Independent:
Jordanian terror suspect Abu Qatada will remain in Britain for at least another five months while he launches a fresh appeal against deportation. Lawyers for Qatada also confirmed they would take his fight against deportation back to Europe if the Special Immigration Appeals Commission (Siac) rules against him in October or November...
Around eight BNP supporters gathered outside the court to protest about the hearing.
Meanwhile I have just heard that at least one of the BNP's councillors was a victim of the phone hacking scandal.
Jordanian terror suspect Abu Qatada will remain in Britain for at least another five months while he launches a fresh appeal against deportation. Lawyers for Qatada also confirmed they would take his fight against deportation back to Europe if the Special Immigration Appeals Commission (Siac) rules against him in October or November...
Around eight BNP supporters gathered outside the court to protest about the hearing.
Meanwhile I have just heard that at least one of the BNP's councillors was a victim of the phone hacking scandal.
Sunday, 27 May 2012
Floating my boat
Had the Mail on Sunday all over us like a rash yesterday wanting to know if Nick was going to be on board one of the hundreds of small boats making up the Jubilee flotilla. I don't buy newspapers and as such do not know whether they printed anything or not, but if somebody could look and let me know.
In this weather I'm going through about 4 pints of pop, juice and squash a day just to stop myself from evaporating.Upon that very subject I'm currently listening to an audio book concerning the technical genius involved in the high altitude US spy plane developments of the 50's, 60's and 70's. Some of what they did is still classified information, including a lot of the thermodynamic and propulsion advancements. However, it does make you wonder what kind of black projects are in operation right at this moment.
Looks like "Baroness Warsi" is in a spot of bother over her expenses. The latest allegations follow on from the UK's first Muslim woman peer, "Baroness Uddin" being suspended for 18 months from the House of Lords after fiddling the taxpayer out of £125,000. Strangely enough, despite not paying a penny back she has been allowed to retain her title and her mansion in Bangladesh decorated with Italian marble. A shining example to all her fellow countrymen of how gullible the British electorate has become and the wonders that can be achieved by crying racism.
In this weather I'm going through about 4 pints of pop, juice and squash a day just to stop myself from evaporating.Upon that very subject I'm currently listening to an audio book concerning the technical genius involved in the high altitude US spy plane developments of the 50's, 60's and 70's. Some of what they did is still classified information, including a lot of the thermodynamic and propulsion advancements. However, it does make you wonder what kind of black projects are in operation right at this moment.
Looks like "Baroness Warsi" is in a spot of bother over her expenses. The latest allegations follow on from the UK's first Muslim woman peer, "Baroness Uddin" being suspended for 18 months from the House of Lords after fiddling the taxpayer out of £125,000. Strangely enough, despite not paying a penny back she has been allowed to retain her title and her mansion in Bangladesh decorated with Italian marble. A shining example to all her fellow countrymen of how gullible the British electorate has become and the wonders that can be achieved by crying racism.
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