Diversity sucks (part 2?)
Have the newspapers started recycling stories? It seems so. The Telegraph is reporting that people in mixed race areas feel isolated. Last October I blogged about the exact same thing and it was the exact same professor who did the research.
Why are we getting news we already know about?
Red Ken to lose his job
Having learned that whites were discriminated against by Ken Livingstone I am glad to hear that he won’t be allowed to serve another term.
As you can expect he is livid about it which just gives me further enjoyment. Apparently Parliamentarians shouldn’t be able to pass laws to limit him to two terms. I am happy they can.
I wonder what he will get up to after this. Is it worth even contemplating? Would it be better for everyone that he just stayed
Prisoners to be released early
The Government is expected to announce the early release of up to 2,000 criminals today in a bid to ease prison overcrowding.
Lord Falconer, the Justice Minister, will make a statement in the House of Lords later today,
This government must have a very short memory or atleast they think we do. Rest assured I don’t. Can’t they remember that they did this in October 2005 and in October 2006 we found that more than 1000 violent crimes had been committed by offenders released early.
They released prisoners early in 2005 because of overcrowding and there is still overcrowding. Why can’t they learn that early release does not work? Why haven’t they built more prisons?
7 hours to evacuate wounded troops
Can you believe that at one stage it was taking 7 hours to evacuate wounded soldiers from the battlefield in
Did anyone believe Blair when he said that troops will get whatever they need to defeat the Taliban? I think they need more than 13 helicopters.
To reiterate, these are the changes that should be made:
Maybe I’m wrong?
Everyone panic!
Everyone panic! No, Blair has not done something new to mess up the country… well he might have but that’s not the reason you should panic. You should panic because today is International Panic Day, a day for everyone to be worried and concerned.
Swiss voters approve welfare reform
Voters have approved a cost-cutting reform of the state disability insurance scheme which has notched up huge debts over the past decade.
The proposed changes won the support of nearly 60 per cent of the electorate, according to final results.
The reform foresees annual spending cuts of around SFr500 million ($402 million) in the long term and a 20 per cent reduction in the number of new beneficiaries every year.
Unfortunately the turnout was only 35.8% but people did seem in favour of it. I don’t know much about it but I think I would have voted against it. People can’t help being disabled and to put a limit on the number who can claim does not really help. Disagreeing with the Swiss seems to be something I do a lot. When they had their healthcare proposal I was for it but 76% of the voters rejected it. If I lived in
That is people power in action. When is this country going to get direct democracy?
Doing the jobs we won't do?
JOB-seekers in Cambridgeshire are being turned away because they do not speak Polish, an MP claims.
Malcolm Moss, MP for North East Cambridgeshire, revealed constituents had told him they had been refused work in the fens on the grounds they would not fit in with other factory workers, who were all migrant workers from Poland.
He slammed the practice as "obvious discrimination".
He said: "A woman came to my surgery and said: 'My daughter went to an agency to get a job and was told by the gang-master: 'If you don't speak Polish I can't put you on the assembly line, because they all speak Polish. They won't accept you, and you won't be able to communicate with them anyway.'
A few issues I have with this:
1. I thought they were doing the jobs Brits won’t do? That’s obviously bullshit because these people wanted to work but were refused.
2. If these people can’t speak English they shouldn’t be here in the first place. It’s about time all those who can’t speak English are banned from working in this country.
Hat tip: Battle for
Special team for honour killings
Dedicated teams of senior prosecutors are to be deployed in the
The prosecutors, who have all had experience of complex organised crime cases, will start work this month as part of an overhaul of how cases are handled. The move is designed to boost conviction rates and improve protection for victims.
The fact that they need a special team for this type of crime means that it is happening a lot. Don’t ya just love multiculturalism? Just think if there was no such thing as multiculturalism we wouldn’t have this type of crime.
Another Gurkha banned from Britain
A DECORATED
Foreign Office officials fear Gurkha Cpl Gyenendra Rai, 51, will try to stay here if he is granted a visitor's visa for NHS treatment.
So what if he does? What about the hundreds of thousands that come here every year who have contributed nothing to
The ex-machine gunner is in constant pain after his back was ripped open by a shell.
He wants to come to
Despite 14 years' service in the armed forces, officials have told Cpl Rai he has insufficient links to the UK to get a visa, preventing him joining events to mark the 25th anniversary of victory in the Falklands.
The father of five, who needed a skin and muscle graft from another soldier to plug his gaping wound, was awarded the South Atlantic Medal after being injured on June 11, 1982.
All he wants is medical treatment. If he wants to stay here after who cares? He has done a lot more for this country than any other foreigner. I don’t think he will want to stay though – with his family being in a totally different country.
Smacking to be banned
MUMS and dads could be banned from smacking their children.
Last night campaign groups and MPs demanded the time had come for the Government to act, as Children's Minister Beverley Hughes ordered a review of the law which allows the "reasonable punishment" of youngsters.
Recent polls have found parents believe smacking is an acceptable way to discipline children.
The government should keep their noses out of parenting. Parents have every right to discipline their children. If MPs don’t like it then tough! They can stop smacking their own children but when it comes to children that are not theirs they should shut the hell up.
It’s time they did what the people want for a change and allow smacking of children.
Whites may not apply says Red Ken
The Mayor of London, Ken Livingstone, today refused to approve the nominations of five London Assembly members and four councillors to the London Fire and Emergency Planning Authority (LFEPA) because the candidates were white.
Read more here.
Hat tip: Battle For
Troops still not getting what they need
In October Blair said that troops will get whatever they need to defeat the Taliban. It’s now June, 8 months later and they still don’t have whatever they need. Infact they are so under-equipped that a visit to
Hat tip: Theo Spark
Muslim demonstration
If you are wondering why there hasn’t been any news on the Muslim demonstration in
Bloggers resistance flag contest
Islamanazi is hosting a Bloggers Resistance Flag contest. Please vote for the flag you think is best. There are 6 flags all of which are excellent.
Almost 8 million economically inactive
The number of people classed as "economically inactive" in
Official figures show the number of economically inactive increased by 77,000 over the past three months to reach 7.95 million.
Critics said the sharp rise raised serious questions about Labour's claims that it has got unemployment under control.
These doubts were fuelled by research which claimed that the true rate of unemployment is about 2.6 million, up to three times higher than the Government's figures.
An academic study of the figures estimates there could be as many as 1.7 million "hidden unemployed" in
In another setback for ministers, the number of young people who are out of work for more than six months shot up to 180,000, only 3,000 less than Labour inherited when it came to power in 1997.
Why exactly do we need so many immigrants when we have so many people without jobs? If they are not prepared to work to feed themselves why should society be prepared to work to feed the people who are unwilling to work?
Some people will claim that they are unable to work because they are disabled or whatever. I think those not too seriously ill should be made to do jury duty if doctors say that they are well enough which most will be because even if you are in a wheel chair and you still have a working brain you can sit on a jury. Those faking it would be found out because they would be getting small amounts of money for doing it which they won’t enjoy which will encourage them to get back to work. Those not faking it would be content with being on a jury. No one loses except for the people who want money for doing nothing.
Dogs receive better food than soldiers
The Army spends more feeding its dogs than its soldiers, it has been claimed.
Figures obtained by a Tory MP show that £1.51 a day goes on meals for troops, compared with £2.63 for military dogs.
Even prisoners – who cost £1.87 a day to feed – fare better than servicemen.
When are we going to start treating our soldiers like heroes instead of treating them worse than the scum of the earth? Is it any wonder we have a shortage of people willing to join the army when they are treated like crap?
Hat tip: Theo Spark
Muslims rise tomorrow
Watch for riots in
Watch what happens on TV tomorrow between 2.30-5pm. Hopefully there will be no riots and the demonstration will be peaceful but there is a chance that there will be riots.
Immigration creates new crime
We can thank Eastern Europeans for one thing and that’s a new crime. Don’t ya love the diversity of our crime?
The raiders are thought to be travelling from as far as the
As many as 15 people go into the shops and distract staff while some of the gang sneak into the living quarters and ransack it, with cash and expensive jewellery the top targets.
Police are now urging shopkeepers to tighten security and be aware of the scam.
If we never had this large scale immigration we would have never had this sort of crime. We thank the Eastern Europeans for enriching us with it.
This is also my 700th blog post. Everyone celebrate! PARTY!
House of Lords save the day
Once again it seems that the House of Lords are the only ones that are prepared to stand up for the British people. This time they have stopped the Freedom of Information Bill from exempting Parliament from the Freedom of Information Act. It seems to me that it is the unelected Lords who have our best interests at heart while the Commons treat the voters with contempt.
Well done House of Lords!
Blogpower vote closed
The Blogpower polls closed 1 hour ago after an intense week of campaigning. Sources inside Santas workshop say they wish to be left alone to grieve for Santa and some of the Reindeer. We have heard that they recently received a letter saying 4 of the reindeer have been made into dog food. Sant's body was found in a Weight Watchers meeting in Plymouth We have no idea if this is to encourage fatties to stop eating so much or whether the murderer just didn't know where else to put the body. Maybe he thought the fatties would 'dispose' of the body?
The polls were dogged by accusations of vote fixing by a blog linked to a party. We can reveal that the blog in question was linked to the Conservatives. BOO CONSERVATIVES! HISSSS!
Whatever happened we have no idea whether James Higham will take on the role of elections administrator next year as he was seen being dragged from his home by people in white coats. Witnesses say he was suffering from a mental breakdown caused by the voting and the amount of sissies that complained. We at Central News wish James a fast recovery and remind him that he has to take his pills but not too many.
It wasn’t all bad news. Central news came joint third in the Award for Services to Blogging. We thank everyone that voted for us.
Blogpower vote ends tomorrow
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Let’s see how I am doing…
In the Award for services to blogging I have 47 votes, up from 35 two days ago. The leader has 142 votes.
In the Most Politically Incorrect Blog category I have 44 votes, up from 35 two days ago. The leader has 197 votes.
In the Most Under-rated Blog category I have 42 votes, up from 24 two days ago. The leader has 137 votes.
In the Best Little Blogger category I have 36 votes, up from 20 two days ago. The leader has 202 votes.
In the Best Blogpower Blog I have 54 votes, up from 38 two days ago. The leader has 112 votes.
As you can see I have no chance of winning any of them. Anyone concerned will be welcome to attend the funerals of Rudolph, Steve, Blitzen, Prancer and Santa and pay their respects on Father’s day are welcome to attend. I won’t tell you where the funeral is though.
Don’t worry. The elves are busily looking for a locum Santa so I have not spoiled Christmas. I have stolen Santa’s list so a new one will have to be made. You can all be naughty until a new Santa is employed. I hear that it could be tough for him. The Lapland Elves Union is considering taking industrial action over a pay dispute. Apparently they have not been given a raise in over 200 years.
Do you want to be Santa? Please read the following job advert that was found in the Lapland Times and see if you could be Santa:
Must be flexible, hardworking and able to work effectively with a busy team and have proven experience of working towards major deadlines and supervising difficult employees who may have alcohol abuse problems. Job also includes a lot of administration work including answering letters and keeping lists which must be checked twice.
Once a year you will be responsible for delivering presents around the world so experience in handling reindeers is desirable as well as experience in delivery. Experience is not essential as training will be given to the right candidate.
The ideal candidate will have ICT knowledge especially in Microsoft word and Excel as the organisation will be updating their lists which will be held on computers instead of paper. The ideal candidate will also have a joyful personality and be able to work towards deadlines
Interested parties are asked to email Father Christmas Human Resources on Humanresources@Santasworkshop.com for an application form. For an informal discussion email Andyla, District Manager at Andyla@Santasworkshop.com
8000 sex offenders given cautions
Almost 8,000 sex offenders including 234 rapists have been let off with a caution over the past five years, it has emerged.
The criminals allowed to walk free with a slap on the wrist also included 1,678 who committed offences against children.
Alarmingly, 350 of the victims were under the age of 13.
The figures, which showed a total of 7,941 sex offenders received a caution over the past five years, were revealed in a survey carried out using Freedom of Information legislation. They provoked outrage from victim support groups and opposition MPs.
I thought Labour was going to be tough on crime? It seems that they are the exact opposite. Sex offenders should face justice and cautions are not justice.
It’s time we got rid of Labour and get a government that will actually put people first instead of scumbags who commit these crimes.
BNP cabal gets involved
Day 7 of the Blogpower vote sees some very strange things happening. Apparently a sinister cabal of freemasons… uh... I mean BNP members are trying to rig the poll on a small contest held by Blogpower. Crushed By Insoc alleges that the Bournemouth Nationalist attempted to intimidate him by hacking his blog. I don’t believe it but if it is true he has explaining to do. That’s now how BNPers work.
James also got in on it. I swear Blogpower are more paranoid than Alexander Litvinenko and he had reason to be paranoid.
Apparently it strange that the Bournemouth Nationalist is commenting on posts at Blogpower given that he said he had no interest in the awards at all.
James also goes onto say:
What I have not revealed is the two BNP insiders who are feeding me info and that's why my anger of last night and that's why I acted with such disgust.
Damn… we’ve been rumbled. The largest conspiracy ever has been destroyed by 2 informants. Death to the informants!
How likely is it that the entire online BNP world has a scheme going on to get UKN&P voted for when he doesn’t vote BNP? If this is happening I am kinda pissed that I have not been invited to join this sinister cabal of BNPers that support conservative blogs. DAMN YOU SINISTER BNP CABAL!
Blogpower gets it wrong?
Blogpower is now allowing people to vote as often as the poll allows them. Some computers will be able to vote more often.
Day 6 of the Blogpower vote sees the link between the BNP and UK News and Politics become even more none existent. Nevertheless Blogpower think they have the case. I will now provide a bit of evidence to the contrary.
At the end of last month I had a blog of the month poll. Falkirk BNP came first while UK News and Politics came a close second while the rest didn’t even get 15 votes. Falkirk BNP called on a number of forums to vote for Falkirk BNP. One of these forums was Stormfront which is the largest white nationalist community on the internet. You can read the thread here. Among the comments were:
The vote is close, but you can vote every day until the close of polls on the 1st.
Spread the word and let's make sure the BNP beat the competition on this one.
By 14Forward
By 100% White and Proud
Another forum campaigning for BNP Falkirk was Lincolnshire BNP.
Now, if
Blogpower believe there is more than a prima facie justification that UKN&P can be asked to depart [others have put it far more graphically than that] on the grounds that:
1] He lied about his connection with the BNP;
2] He lied about his 100 votes or less, in terms of his total support and entered the competition under false pretences;
3] He is running a campaign where his supporters are clearly taking the p--s out of us all and he is doing nothing whatsoever to remonstrate with them or write disclaimers on their sites, asking for them not to endorse him.
4] He is the subject of strange voting patterns in the small hours of the morning and the circumstantial evidence above, if not proving his actions, at least highly indicate them.
Queen Elizabeth II Abdicates
For at least half a century the British people have been kept in ignorance of their Constitution. Many people believe we do not have one, others that we do but it is not written. Consequently most people do not know the identity of the leader of the nation. The majority assume it is the Prime Minister, a delusion some Prime Ministers have openly encouraged especially of late. If this was so, between Parliaments, which are after all temporary and ephemeral, there would be no national leader and no governance, but this is not the case, because the official Governor and leader of the nation is constant, and is of course the Monarch, with whom we, the people, have a contract.
Read the rest here.
MPs take taxpayer funded holidays
MPs are enjoying taxpayer-funded "mini-breaks" to European capitals accompanied by their spouses in an extraordinary Commons expenses scam.
The Mail on Sunday can today reveal how politicians exploit a loophole that allows them to take foreign excursions anywhere in the European Union – and then claim back the costs from
Using an obscure rule introduced in the late Nineties, MPs are allowed to make up to three trips each year to mainland
But the system is now open to widespread abuse, as politicians use official meetings lasting only a few minutes to justify the cost and reason behind their visit.
Two former MPs have now blown the whistle on the abuse, where MPs are reimbursed for club-class return air fares and "subsistence" costs of up to £200 a day.
One ex-Labour backbencher, who asked not be named, said: "It was normal practice. I went to
Now we know why a lot of our MPs want to stay in the EU – it’s because they have an excuse to take a mini break in
Gurkhas left to die
AS many as 47 ex-British Army Gurkhas are on “death row” awaiting kidney transplants they can never afford after the Government turned its back on them.
Lawyers acting for the former soldiers believe many have kidney problems because they did not get enough water while serving
Each served at least 15 years before returning to poverty-stricken
It’s typical of our government not to care about those that have helped
It’s day 5 of the Blogpower vote and I would like to thank you all for voting for me but it seems I will not win unless a miracle happens. I am too far behind in all the votes.
In the Award for Services to blogging I have 35 votes, up from 22 votes two days ago. The leader has 107 votes
In the Most Politically Incorrect Blog category I have 35 votes, up from 18 two days ago. The leader has 118 votes.
In the Most Under-rated Blog category I have 24 votes, up from 8 two days ago. The leader has 97.
In the Best Little Blogger category I have 20 votes, up from 9 two days ago. The leader has 93
In the Best Blogpower blog I have 38 votes, up from 25. The leader has 84.
Earlier today four reindeer attempted to rescue Santa. They successfully untied him but they didn’t get far. I managed to recapture them and because I am losing the Blogpower contest I killed Santa and two of the reindeer. Two of the reindeer remain in a cage and will probably be killed at the end of the contest and eaten at a beach barbecue. The two reindeer that are left are Rudolph and Steve. Steve is an apprentice reindeer who has only been in the job a week. He looks very tasty.
Yeah I have been a naughty boy… but the only one who was making a list is now dead so it doesn’t matter.
Asylum seekers save us money!
About 50 detainees at a immigration removal detention centre in
Earlier, a detainee at the Dungavel detention centre told BBC Scotland that 100 people were involved.
Finally… The asylum seekers are saving us money. As long as they aren’t eating the centre won’t be buying food. Maybe next time they will pay for their own flight home or maybe they might pay for their own burial if they die of starvation? Everyone congratulate the asylum seekers on this money saving idea.
Blogpower vote day 3
It’s day 3 in the Big Brother house… I mean… In the big Blogpower house James has been chatting with the other Blogpower bosses in the diary room and they are thinking of ending the contest on Sunday. There is a poll going on to decide when it should end which means I may have even less time to take over the blogosphere.
Tony Sharp also entered the diary room today and more or less accused me and another blogger of vote rigging for getting BNP supporters to vote for me and threatening Santa. It’s ok. Santa is safe for now but he has the flu. If you don’t want him to get hypothermia you better do the right thing.
Now a look at the votes and it seems I am not doing any better than I was yesterday.
In the Award for Services to Blogging my vote has increased 5 votes to 22 votes while the leader has increased substantially more and has 44 votes. I am still second though.
In the Most Politically Incorrect Blog category my vote has increased by 4 and I am on 18 votes while the leader is on 58. No luck there then.
In the Most Under-rated Blogger category I have increased by 3 votes to 8 while the leader has 61. No luck here either.
In the Best Little Blogger category I have increased my vote by 2 to 9.
In the Best Blogpower blog I have increased by 8 votes to 25. The leader has 37.
I wish I was vote rigging. Maybe I would win. It’s helluva lot easier than asking them to vote for me if they think I deserve it.
Race riots coming to a town near you
Race riots could erupt in rural towns and villages with large numbers of Eastern European immigrants, a Government report will warn.
A special commission says community tensions are now more likely to overheat in rural areas than northern mill towns with a history of troubles.
Councils will be told they must draw up integration plans if they are to ward off civil disturbance.
Isn’t large scale immigration grand? What exactly are the benefits of it? From what I can see the only benefits are seen by big businessmen. If their business can’t survive without immigrants I say GOOD! If they are not employing Brits I couldn’t care less if their business survives.
Just thought I’d give an update on the Blogpower awards seeing as I am a member of Blogpower and want to take this semi seriously (not very seriously – its supposed to be fun).
In the Award for Services to Blogging I am coming joint second with 16 votes. I need atleast another 17 to become leader.
In the Most Politically Incorrect Blog category I am not doing too well. I have 14 votes and I am way behind the majority of the back. The leader so far has 41 votes.
I am not doing too well in the Most Under-rated Blogger category. Infact I have 5 votes whereas the leader has 32.
When it comes to Best Little Blogger I have 7 votes which is far behind the leader with 32.
I am not doing too bad in Best Blogpower blog where I have 17 votes which puts me third. The leader has 28 votes.
If you want me to win you should get over there. If you don’t want me to win there is always porn to look at – anything that will stop you voting.
And one last canvass for votes – I am the only BNP blogger in the competition so just imagine a BNP win if you support the BNP. If you don’t support the BNP imagine fluffy clouds and baby kittens.
By the way I have kidnapped Santa and if I don’t win he gets it. It’s very cold where he is so if I don’t see some improvement I’ll leave him out to die of hypothermia…
Asylum seeker commits fraud and gets community service
AN ASYLUM seeker and his family paid more than £100,000 in emergency benefits didn't tell the authorities they had thousands of pounds in cash at the home they'd been given.
When police and immigration officers went to the property in
Also in the house where Mohammed Iqbal lived with his wife and three children were applications for credit cards claiming he was earning up to £24,000 a year when he was in fact jobless.
Prosecutor Roger Griffiths said: “The money was not declared as it should have been and £20,877 was paid to him in benefits after the date he says the money was received.”
He was sentenced to 200 hours unpaid community work by Recorder Patrick Curran QC who told him: “It's a mark of a civilised society that people in distress, forced to leave their home countries, are given asylum.
I have a few issues here. First of all, he was here for a number of years but was still receiving emergency benefits. Surely it still wasn’t an emergency after a few years?
Second of all he only received 200 hours community service for defrauding us out of £20,000 which means that he is effectively paying back £100 per hour. What company offers £100 per hour for cleaning walls and picking up litter? Give me their phone number. I want a job.
Believe it or not this is not the first time a foreigner has basically received a slap on the wrist. Back in February I blogged about an illegal immigrant who committed fraud and was given 160 hours community service. It seems that foreigners can get off easy in this country.
Muslims forcing girls to convert
A TEENAGE Sikh girl was today being guarded by police amid claims she had been forced to convert to Islam.
An armed gang smashed their way into a house in Erdington last month and threatened the occupants, apparently in search of the girl.
She was reported missing from her family home in
They are concerned that the girl, understood to be a student at Sutton Coldfield college, could have been forced to switch religion, it was reported.
"This lady has been located and is currently in the care of
I think we can all agree that Muslims are getting more and more savage everyday. This is not the first time this type of thing has happened either. Hundreds of Hindu and Sikh girls are being forced to convert by these mad Muslims following a disturbed cult.
Muslims should get it into their heads that in a civilised country we don’t go around forcibly converting people. If it wasn’t for multiculturalism we wouldn’t have any of this savagery in this country.
Blogpower vote begins
Blogpower voting has now began on some categories. Voting will begin within a few hours in the categories that have yet to begin voting. Please follow the links and vote for me if you think I deserve it. Remember vote early and vote often.
The first award I am up for Best Blogpower blog where I am joined by 10 other blogs including James Higham, The ThunderDragon, Shades of Grey, Chicken Yoghurt, As a dodo, Westminster Wisdom, Not Saussure, The Last Ditch, Mutley the dog and Pub Philosopher. All of these are great blogs. Infact 4 of those blogs have won my blog of the week in the past. Unfortunately none of them ever won by blog of the month competitions. It looks like it will be a difficult competition
The second award I am up for is Best Little Blogger where I am up against 9 other blogs including UK News and Politics , The Tin Drummer, Ian Appleby, Calum Carr, The Cityunslicker, Sicily Scene, Crushed by Ingsoc, Edward Moonke and The ThunderDragon. Again they are all good blogs, 2 of which have won by blog of the week but never won the blog of the month however UK News and Politics came second after a battle royale with Falkirk BNP in the last blog of the month competition.
The third award I am up for is Most Under-rated blog where I am up against 9 other blogs including UK News and Politics, The Last Ditch, Crushed By Ingsoc, As a dodo, Onyx Stone, The Traipsing Gypsy, The Cityunslicker, Flying Rodent and Ian Appleby. Again 2 of these have won my blog of the week award but never won the blog of the month competition.
The fourth award I am up for is Most politically incorrect blog where I am up against 9 other blogs including Devil’s Kitchen, Mutley the Dog, Julia’s Republic Riot, Pigdogfucker, Theo Spark, Tampon Teabag, Lord Nazh, Visions of Bradford and Laban Tall. Surprisingly none of these have ever been my blog of the week but I must admit that one of them has come close in the past.
The fifth award I am up for is Award for Services to blogging which I was nominated for because of my blog of the week and blog of the month competitions which raise the profile (ever so slightly) of blogs.
I am joined in this category by 9 other blogs including James Higham, 18 Doughty Street, Cute Overload, Iain Dale, The Tin Drummer, Corporate Presenter, Tim Ireland, Freeborn John and Doctor Vee.
All of the blogs that I am up against are good blogs so if you want me to win you have to vote. You can’t just think someone else will do it. Additionally I think I may be the only BNP supporting blogger in the competitions.
Council bans Jolly Roger
Don’t you just hate the bureaucrats of the government? This family does after they were banned from hoisting the Jolly Roger for a pirate themed birthday party.
Councillor Richard Stevens said the council had objected to the flag because "it was unneighbourly and could open the doors for all kinds of flags".
Indeed, it would create chaos with different types of flags waving in the breeze, it may even create a pandemic of white flags, though we don’t actually live in
Nominations end
The nominations phase of the Blogpower awards has now ended. The odds that I will be included are good. In a blog post signifying the end of the nominations phase they praised the BNP (well sort of) by saying "The BNP were well organized" so all those BNPers that nominated me can be proud that you raised the name of the BNP. If I get a good vote you can be even more proud of the online organisation of the BNP.
Voting starts tomorrow. I will tell you which categories I am in and who I am competing against when it becomes clear. Vote early and vote often.
Home Office delays my request again
The nice people at the Home Office are still refusing my Freedom of Information Request. You may remember my request from last time I mentioned it in April last time I mentioned it in April. Waiting until July will mean that I have been waiting 8 months just for the government to tell me how much my local prison spends on computer games and digital TV.
Is there any other way to find out besides possibly waiting years for the information?
Nominations for me
The Blogpower nomination phase is still going on and will finish later tonight. You can still get your nominations in if you hurry.
I know I have been nominated for the following awards:
Best Blogpower blog
Best Little blogger
Most underrated blogger
Most politically incorrect blog
Award for services to blogging
Sadly I won’t be placed on the poll because I don’t yet have enough nominations. I only need 1 more for each category and I will probably be placed on the poll so if you think I deserve one of those awards please nominate me. You can do so by sending an email to jameshigham@mail.com and putting the address of my blog with the award(s) that you think I should receive.
I have also been nominated 5 times for Most Unintentionally Humorous Post for 2 different posts. 4 times I was nominated for this post on crime. I don’t know why but I can guess but I don't want to sound bitter... ha ha...
Police to get new powers
NEW anti-terrorism laws are to be pushed through before Tony Blair leaves office giving “wartime” powers to the police to stop and question people.
John Reid, the home secretary, who is also quitting next month, intends to extend Northern Ireland’s draconian police powers to interrogate individuals about who they are, where they have been and where they are going.
Under the new laws, police will not need to suspect that a crime has taken place and can use the power to gain information about “matters relevant” to terror investigations.
If suspects fail to stop or refuse to answer questions, they could be charged with a criminal offence and fined up to £5,000. Police already have the power to stop and search people but they have no right to ask for their identity and movements.
It’s weird how the government looks like they want to harm themselves. The new anti terrorism powers aren’t as good as the government thinks. What type of person is most likely to commit terrorism in this day in
After these new powers have been used extensively the government are going to be accused of racial profiling and racism. My guess after this accusation the whole law will be dropped or the liberals will complain about racism something which I don’t think Brown wants.
What MPs claim on their allowances
I wonder if this is the reason why MPs voted to exempt themselves from the Freedom of Information Act?
They have been found to be claiming for ipods, fish tanks and plasma screen TVs. I don’t see how any of those will help them run the office. Maybe the ipods are to listen to recordings of constituents moaning and telling them what they should do? Maybe the fish tanks are for relaxation? If so I wonder if the fish and the fish food are also claimed on expenses seeing as they would both be needed? And as for a plasma screen TVs I don’t have a clue. Maybe watch the news to see how they are screwing up the country?
Nominate now!
Blogpower blog awards still need nominations for their awards. If you would like to nominate blogs for the 20 different categories please do so before it closes and the polls begin. You can even nominate your own blog.
Here are my nominations. I have not nominated for all categories:
Best britblog or column:
http://www.bestnewsfirst.blogspot.com/
http://leejohnbarnes.blogspot.com/
Best ranter:
http://nannyknowsbest.blogspot.com/
Best political blog:
http://atangledweb.squarespace.com/
http://www.globalwarminghysteria.com/blog/
Best little blogger:
http://ydkmwayne.blogspot.com/
http://www.bestnewsfirst.blogspot.com/
Most under rated blog:
http://frankchalk.blogspot.com/
Most over rated blog:
http://devilskitchen.blogspot.com/
Most politically incorrect blog:
Before my BNP 'comrades' (is there a better word?) question why I have not nominated blogs like BNP Falkirk or
Some of those blogs that I have listed have not been nominated yet and the person in charge of the awards says that the blogs have to be nominated more than once for the blogs to be included. If you agree with my nominations make sure you nominate them.
I have been nominated for an award. I am in the category of Most unintentionally humorous post for my post on the VC hero being refused entry (before he was allowed in). Apparently it's humorous because I support the BNP so we can’t possibly want heroes to be allowed into this country especially if they are not already citizens.
Blog of the week
The blog of the week this week is Norfolk Blogger who is a lib dem blogger.
The blog of the week this week was close with three others close to winning. These include Is there more to life than shoes? (UKIP supporter), Speakout (anti EU blog) and 21st Century British Nationalism (BNP blogger).
Blogpower awards: nominations begin
Blogpower have begun the nominations for their Blog Awards. Do take a look and nominate anyone that you think deserves to win the categories listed at the blog.
VC hero allowed to come to Britain
The government have finally done something right. They are going to allow Tul Bahadur Pun, the Victoria Cross winner to stay in
Council leaves lights on to protect intruders
Should we as law abiding people have a duty of care to criminals that come into our homes? Midlothian council seems to think so. They have kept the lights on in an abandoned school to make it easier for criminals so they don’t get hurt. The electricity bill comes to £3000 per year.
I think this is stupid. No one should have a duty of care to criminals. If they hurt themselves they deserve it and it is their own responsibility.
May 2007 monthly roundup
Immigration was again in the news last month when we found it was contributing to a surge in gang violence. No wonder Asian gangs are fighting it out on some estates. Asians aren’t the only ones committing crimes though. Romanians have got into the swing of things and have started their own little crime wave and Romanian children have been turning up in
We are not going to be able to deal with this wave of gang violence if our estimates of the number of immigrants are way off. We really should know more. I wonder if the estimated 4000 terrorists in this country is also an underestimate?
Whites were again found to be discriminated against when we found that ethnic minorities are being given luxury household goods while whites get nothing as usual.
Schools were threatened with closure if they failed to promote race relations. It didn’t matter if they were actually getting the children good grades because race relations comes before education.
If you want lower tax rates it’s best to have low amounts of immigration seeing as immigration is going to be the cause of higher taxes. It’s just a pity that we won’t raise taxes to help the elderly heat their homes but we will raise taxes to give 92,000 immigrants benefits.
Mr Blair… uh… I mean Mr Cameron the Blair clone tried to woo the Muslim vote by staying with a Muslim family. They had a great time. They even spent time at a pub. No one told Cameron that Muslims don’t drink alcohol.
As the elections and the anti BNP propaganda ended we found that atleast some of the propaganda was false when we found that racially motivated crime in Dagenham had actually fallen.
The government again showed that they just weren’t up to the job when they started rewarding violent asylum seekers by allowing them to stay in the country. It’s just a pity they weren’t allowing people in who deserve it like Tul Bahadur Puhn who won the Victoria Cross.
Leaving the wonderful little topic of multiculturalism now we find that Blair announced his leaving date which can’t come soon enough. It’s just a pity we have to have Brown in charge of the country. Atleast he is coming up with ideas that already exist and not being original. The damage that could be done by his originality just isn’t worth thinking about.
Police were shown to be driven by targets and not actually dealing with real crime after we found that they were arresting people for stupid things. Could this be the reason why criminals sometimes face fines while their victims are punished.
UAF showed again why they were defenders of totalitarianism when they demonstrated against the democratic election that saw Sadie Graham elected. There were also more protests against the election of BNP candidates. Someone should tell them that this is how democracy works. Atleast some MPs believe in BNP policies.
MP’s were shown how self serving they are when they voted to exempt themselves from the freedom of information act. MPs are always trying to get out of things that make them look bad so it comes as no surprise that the government lied to us about the number of murderers and paedophiles on the loose in Britain. They also decided that they wouldn’t be deporting 3000 criminals because the EU won’t allow them.
Prisons have been shown to be places that criminals do not need to fear before so it came as no surprise to learn that criminals can pick their own cell and they don’t have to pay rent unlike Warren Blackwell who had to pay board and lodge even though he was found innocent of the crime he committed. I wonder if he enjoyed his personal trainer which prisoners are allowed to have at taxpayers expense?
That is all for this month but it does make depressing reading when lumped together.
