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DRAFT: I’m just starting to get a grasp on this ISIS BS – and strangely enough it’s about oil
I’m just starting to get a grasp of this ISIS BS. I wonder if any newspapers will be publishing this story with me tomorrow. Kurdistan has control over its natural resources according to the constitution of the federal Iraq. Kurdistan … Continue reading
Posted in be afraid of terrrists, Iraq wars, politics, war on terrorism bullshit, we are protecting you from evil terrrists (honest). We're not evilly manipulating your fears
Tagged Cameron, Clegg, ConDem spin, federal Iraq, Isis, Kurdistan, Kurdistan Regional Government, war of bullshit, war of terrorism
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Cameron, Clegg and Ed sneak in a snoopers’ charter by the back door
A snoopers’ charter by the backdoor: One day until Drip is forced through by Ian Dunt Privacy campaigners are frantically trying to brief MPs about the implications of the data retention and investigatory powers bill (Drip), before it is forced … Continue reading
Posted in David Cameron, Ed Miliband, neo-con, new authoritarianism, Nick Clegg, politics, terrorism bullshit
Tagged BT Group, Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Computer law, ConDem spin, David Cameron, draft communications, Ed Miliband, edward snowden, Facebook, GCHQ, Gmail, Hotmail, Ian Dunt, internet service providers, internet-based services, Law, Mass surveillance, Nick Clegg, overseas telecommunications, overseas telecommunications service providers, Patriot Act, Privacy law, Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act, Service provider, snoopers' charter, social media sites, surveillance, Telecommunications data retention, telecommunications service, telecommunications services, UK government, United Kingdom
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Tony Blair, Terrorist (2)
The BBC reported Building 7 was demolished / fekked / collapsed 23 minuted before it did. I can’t understand this except that it was scripted and Building 7 was late in being collapsed / fekked / demolished. Can it be … Continue reading
Posted in be afraid of terrrists, Blair government following 9/11 script, Dubya Bush, I think that I got the point that it was a premature announcement by BBC before it actually happened - they were following a script, premature collapsation, Tony Blair, Uncategorized, war on terrorism bullshit, we are protecting you from evil terrrists (honest). We're not evilly manipulating your fears, what a load of crap
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More terrorism bullshit …
Airport security stepped up in Britain over al-Qaida bomb plot fears Be afraid … what a load of nonsense to make you far more afraid ed: Soldiers drafted in to increase Heathrow security ed: Cor, look at that 4 days … Continue reading
UK politics
Recent UK politics articles and one about abuse in Florida. LONDON DOCTOR TO STAND IN EURO ELECTIONS “TO STOP NHS DEMOLITION” | NHA Party “I want to use this election to raise awareness of the imminent danger posed to the … Continue reading
Commentary on and analysis of recent political events
Merry Christmas. The New Statesman reports on Britain’s new Victorianism whereby the filthy rich get filthier rich and that the poor get poorer. Just in case you haven’t realised, we are most definitely not all in this together. We are … Continue reading
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Why did Jack Straw try to make it illegal for children at childrens’ homes to speak out about abuse? Was Jack Straw influenced by the fact that some of his friends and fellow politicians were paedophiles? Was this a desperate … Continue reading
Posted in David Cameron, Edward Snowden, Jack Straw, Theresa May, USUK
Tagged andrew parker, Cameron, child abuse, childrens' home, citizenship, civil liberties, Clegg, ConDem spin, department of energy and climate change, do god. labour party, employment tribunal, fees, gqhq, Hinkley Point, inquiry, lockerbie, megrahi, mi5, MI6, national security, nuclear power, obama, paedo, privacy, rendition, reprieve, rule of law, surveillance, torture, unicef, war of bullshit, we are not all in this together
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Today’s politics news … Hinkley Point Nuclear Deal With EDF Faces Probe An inquiry has been launched into whether a £16bn government deal with French energy giant EDF to build a nuclear plant in the UK meets EU rules. Britain … Continue reading
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The big story today is the current UK coalition government’s attempts to hide the UK’s part in torture and rendition under the Tony Blair government. Despite repeated denials by liar Jack Straw at the time, evidence has surfaced that Tony … Continue reading
Posted in David Cameron, Iraq wars, Jack Straw, NHS, paedo, politics, Tony Blair, UK history, USUK
Tagged attack on benefits, austerity, Cameron, ccg, Clegg, ConDem spin, fracking, gibson report, ian watkins, intelligence and security committee, ipcc, lies, lostprophets, rendition, sex abuse, Thatcherism, the filthy rich, vote, war of terrorism, war on the tories, we are not all in this together
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That Conservative, illiberal Nick Clegg is keen to do the Tories’ work Clegg leaves the door open to further welfare cuts George Osborne has made it clear that he plans to introduce “billions” more in welfare cuts if the Tories … Continue reading
Posted in David Cameron, Edward Snowden, George Osborne, IDS Iain Duncan Smith, Nick Clegg, paedo, politics, Theresa May, Tony Blair, trade unionism, UK history
Tagged afghanistan, attack on benefits, Cameron, Clegg, ConDem spin, cuts, FBU, firefighters, food banks, GCHQ, home affairs committee, illiberalism, Keith Vaz, Lord Hanningfield, make-believe, MI5. Andrew Parker, poverty, slavery, strike, war on the tories, Waterhose report, we are not all in this together
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The government is trying to pass a clause in the Care bill today that will allow hospitals to be closed much easier without public consultation. Hospital closure clause battle heats up today Stormy scenes are likely in parliament today as … Continue reading
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Mandela’s funeral dominates the news today. Prime Minister David Cameron has rejected the advice of his advisor Nadhim Zahawi that child benefit is only paid for the first two children. Why mention it then? Pope says that he is not … Continue reading
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Number of homeless in England has risen for 3 years in a row, report says Homelessness has increased for three consecutive years, partly because of housing shortages and cuts to benefits, with an estimated 185,000 people a year now affected … Continue reading
Posted in David Cameron, NHS, politics
Tagged accident and emergency, attack on benefits, bedroom tax, bicycle accident, boris johnson, Cameron, ConDem spin, crisis, cycle helmet, cycling, destroy the NHS bill, Health and Social Care Bill, homelessness, NHS cuts, NHS waiting times, we are not all in this together, welfare cap
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There’s a special edition of BBC Question Time tonight from Johannesburg, South Africa. I hope that somebody will discuss the real legacy of Nelson Mandela and the African National Congress: that South Africa is still an Apartheid state. The clearest … Continue reading
Posted in David Cameron, IDS Iain Duncan Smith, Nick Clegg, politics
Tagged ANC, apartheid, attack on benefits, bulgarians, Cameron, Clegg, ConDem spin, drone strikes, energy prices, illiberalism, liberal-democrats, liberation, Nelson Mandela, question time, romanians, solstice, South Africa, we are not all in this together
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Commentary and analysis on recent UK politics events. There’s a very good article about the sanitization through political values of Nelson Mandela and the South African campaign against Apartheid at politics.co.uk. I’ll quote some but urge you to read the … Continue reading
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Commentary and analysis of recent UK politics events Edward Snowden voted Guardian person of the year 2013 for his whistleblowing on worldwide surveillance activities. Online gamers are targeted by NSA and GCHQ … Online gaming is big business, attracting tens … Continue reading
Posted in Edward Snowden, IDS Iain Duncan Smith, politics
Tagged attack on benefits, ConDem spin, DWP, gaming, GCHQ, NSA, surveillance, we are not all in this together
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Huge tech firms have formed the Reform Government Surveillance group to demand changes to excessive surveillance by world governments. The group has published an open letter to President Obama and Congress: Dear Mr. President and Members of Congress, We understand … Continue reading
Posted in David Cameron, Edward Snowden, IDS Iain Duncan Smith, Nick Clegg, politics
Tagged AOL, Apple, ConDem spin, Facebook, fake manufactured terrorism, Google, intelligence and security committee, LinkedIn, Malcolm Rifkind, Microsoft, NSA, Reform Government Surveillance, surveillance, terrorism, the invention of terrorism, Twitter, war of bullshit, war of terrorism, we are not all in this together, Yahoo
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