Firstly an apology for not posting anything today but last night a friend of mine had a bit of personal crisis which has occupied most of today as well trying to sort it out for them.
Anyway hopefully things are on the up for them, and when I get home again they should be their normal cheerful self.
Well just polished the old uniform shoes ready for tomorrow, unpacked and re-packed my bags again, said my farewells to the family.
Just to leave you with something that may bring a smile to your faces have a look here!
So until we meet again, may your gods go with you, and au revoir!
Monday, 18 January 2010
Sunday, 17 January 2010
Quick Sunday round-up.
I'm afraid things might be a bit hit and miss on the blogging front today, I was well still am on baby sitting duties, witha grandson who is very full of it this morning. Then I have to do Sunday lunch for us all, roast pork is on the menu, and it looks like the only day I will be able to get my washing done.
So is Duff Hoon being lined up as the fall guy over our Armed Forces lack of equipment, or will he decide to still the knife further into OGUL's back?
We shall have to see what the hoon says when he appears before the Chilcot inquiry later this week.
So we see how the Labour Party cares for it's members by allowing one and half Eastern Europeans into the UK. One does not need a report to know this influx of unskilled labour would have a negative impact on our very own working class, but then again NuLabor is more interested in politics than the real people of this country.
Would you go and see a solicitor who had barely passed his law exams, or visit a doctor who only just scrapped thru his finals?
Well in another attempt at dumbing down, this is what the government is proposing, having managed to make our further education system a joke, they are now focusing on our professional bodies.
The report that many of our leading hospitals have signed up for interruptable gas supplies to keep their energy costs down is quite a worry. so make sure you bring your own hotwater bottles if you have an hospital appointment.
Finally, let us hope that Prince Charles in his back to nature reign does not pick up on a decree by the Zulu's leader, King Goodwill Zwelithini,to bring back circumcision for his male subjects.
Mind you if NuLabor picked up on this it might be circumcision for the middle classes!
So is Duff Hoon being lined up as the fall guy over our Armed Forces lack of equipment, or will he decide to still the knife further into OGUL's back?
We shall have to see what the hoon says when he appears before the Chilcot inquiry later this week.
So we see how the Labour Party cares for it's members by allowing one and half Eastern Europeans into the UK. One does not need a report to know this influx of unskilled labour would have a negative impact on our very own working class, but then again NuLabor is more interested in politics than the real people of this country.
Would you go and see a solicitor who had barely passed his law exams, or visit a doctor who only just scrapped thru his finals?
Well in another attempt at dumbing down, this is what the government is proposing, having managed to make our further education system a joke, they are now focusing on our professional bodies.
The report that many of our leading hospitals have signed up for interruptable gas supplies to keep their energy costs down is quite a worry. so make sure you bring your own hotwater bottles if you have an hospital appointment.
Finally, let us hope that Prince Charles in his back to nature reign does not pick up on a decree by the Zulu's leader, King Goodwill Zwelithini,to bring back circumcision for his male subjects.
Mind you if NuLabor picked up on this it might be circumcision for the middle classes!
Saturday, 16 January 2010
From Ground Hog Day to The Green Mile.
Matthew Parris's call to turn every day of Tony Wots His Name's life into some sort of Ground Hog Day over on today's TimesOnLine falls far short of what I would like to see happen to this vile traitor of his own country.
I do not use the term traitor loosely in regard of TWHN, we now know he signed this country up to go to war with a foreign power (US) to illegally invade another foreign country with-out a mandate from Parliament. He then along with his spin-master-general, Alastair Campbell, went on to fix/sex up, deceive Parliament and us into supporting him.
Iraq is only part of the reason I would like to see TWHN punished, whilst the poodle was grandstanding on the international stage, he allowed OGUL free reign on the domestic front. When he realized the damage OGUL had done to this country, instead of standing up to him by sacking the monster he had allowed to evolve, TWHN ran away to the land of riches leaving us to bear the consequences of OGUL's mis-management.
Finally, I would like to see TWHN held responsible for the damage he and his NuLabor pals have done to the very fabric of this country. From allowing unlimited immigration, turning Parliament into a herd of troughing little piggies, to the attacks and curbs on our own personal freedoms.
So far from wanting TWHN to be Phil Connors in Ground Hog Day, I would rather see him as Eduard Delecroix in The Green Mile.
I do not use the term traitor loosely in regard of TWHN, we now know he signed this country up to go to war with a foreign power (US) to illegally invade another foreign country with-out a mandate from Parliament. He then along with his spin-master-general, Alastair Campbell, went on to fix/sex up, deceive Parliament and us into supporting him.
Iraq is only part of the reason I would like to see TWHN punished, whilst the poodle was grandstanding on the international stage, he allowed OGUL free reign on the domestic front. When he realized the damage OGUL had done to this country, instead of standing up to him by sacking the monster he had allowed to evolve, TWHN ran away to the land of riches leaving us to bear the consequences of OGUL's mis-management.
Finally, I would like to see TWHN held responsible for the damage he and his NuLabor pals have done to the very fabric of this country. From allowing unlimited immigration, turning Parliament into a herd of troughing little piggies, to the attacks and curbs on our own personal freedoms.
So far from wanting TWHN to be Phil Connors in Ground Hog Day, I would rather see him as Eduard Delecroix in The Green Mile.
Obama - The Unpopular One?
Reading Gary Younge's piece on the unpopularity of Barack Obama one year after that emotional inauguration I was struck by how little we hear about this on the Beeb.
When the chimpanzee was in the White House it was almost routine for Beeb reporters to start their piece on the latest antics of the chimpanzee with how low his popularity ratings were. Now in comparison with the "Chosen One" it is rare to hear any mention of his ratings on the Beeb.
So has a directive gone out from der Bunker for the Beeb to go easy on the "Chosen One" in the hope he may look favourably on OGUL?
When the chimpanzee was in the White House it was almost routine for Beeb reporters to start their piece on the latest antics of the chimpanzee with how low his popularity ratings were. Now in comparison with the "Chosen One" it is rare to hear any mention of his ratings on the Beeb.
So has a directive gone out from der Bunker for the Beeb to go easy on the "Chosen One" in the hope he may look favourably on OGUL?
Friday, 15 January 2010
It started in No. 11 not America!
Jeff Randall does what the Tories should be doing reminding us it was the unbalanced budgets since 2002 produced by OGUL that crippled this country; not the financial crisis in Wall Street that only exposed OGUL's profligacy.
By not shouting this from the roof tops, or from billboards around the country, the Conservatives are allowing OGUL to get away with his "It started in America" lie.
With all the open goals staring DC in his face yet he seems to miss everyone of them, I don't think I would vote for him as captain of our World Cup team let alone PM!
By not shouting this from the roof tops, or from billboards around the country, the Conservatives are allowing OGUL to get away with his "It started in America" lie.
With all the open goals staring DC in his face yet he seems to miss everyone of them, I don't think I would vote for him as captain of our World Cup team let alone PM!
RFA to be flogged off?
It is a sad indictment of how broke this country has become under OGUL's leadership, both when he was in No. 11 Downing Street and now his present abode, to look at the size of our Royal Navy.
Many people forget when they look at our Royal navy that it is supported worldwide by the Royal Fleet Auxiliary service (RFA). A fleet of support ships who can provide everything from a pair of boots to a couple hundred tonnes of fuel oil virtually anytime/anywhere in the world for our RN.
These ships perform tasks that many commercial sailors would consider extremely dangerous and probably balk at doing themselves. So it is worrying to see the government considering selling off the management of the RFA.
To even consider a step like this shows how bad things have become under NuLabor.
Many people forget when they look at our Royal navy that it is supported worldwide by the Royal Fleet Auxiliary service (RFA). A fleet of support ships who can provide everything from a pair of boots to a couple hundred tonnes of fuel oil virtually anytime/anywhere in the world for our RN.
These ships perform tasks that many commercial sailors would consider extremely dangerous and probably balk at doing themselves. So it is worrying to see the government considering selling off the management of the RFA.
To even consider a step like this shows how bad things have become under NuLabor.
Thursday, 14 January 2010
I don't believe it!
Well if there is one thing that will stir me out of my rosé induced lethargy it is the report that Damian McBride has been invited by the Beeb to attend some news luvy fest.
I don't believe it!
This man is bottom-of-the-pond dwelling NuLabor scum, don't forget he was employed by OGUL to smear and back-stab anyone who stood in OGUL's way, even if they were members of NuLabor. A man whose moral compass would make OGUL's one seem half way decent.
If this is not an example of bias at the Beeb I will eat my old uniform cap!
PS
I wonder if his CRB check has been done yet?
After all the tosser is supposed to be a janitor in some Catholic school.
I don't believe it!
This man is bottom-of-the-pond dwelling NuLabor scum, don't forget he was employed by OGUL to smear and back-stab anyone who stood in OGUL's way, even if they were members of NuLabor. A man whose moral compass would make OGUL's one seem half way decent.
If this is not an example of bias at the Beeb I will eat my old uniform cap!
PS
I wonder if his CRB check has been done yet?
After all the tosser is supposed to be a janitor in some Catholic school.
I blame it on the rosé!
I'm afraid to say blogging maybe a bit light today, I went to a rosé tasting last night - I never knew there were so many different types.
Of course I forgot to do the spit bit at the end of swilling it around my taste buds, so I'm in a slightly delicate frame of mind today!
Of course I forgot to do the spit bit at the end of swilling it around my taste buds, so I'm in a slightly delicate frame of mind today!
Wednesday, 13 January 2010
Land of the Rising Sun sinking into a Black Hole?
Whilst we have been somewhat occupied with our own dire economic and financial situation in this country, most caused by OGUL's bungling, on the other side of the world Japan seems about to experience it's own financial event horizon.
As Mr. Evans-Pitchard points out over on the Daily Tee the Land of the Rising Sun is about to implode under the weight of it's own sovereign debt. It's not going to happen tomorrow but Japan is drawing ever closer to the moment of ignition.
One has only to look at the Japanese government's abandonment of JAL, although on paper it looks like it is attempting to rescue the ailing carrier, in reality JAL is going to be in the knacker's yard this time next week.
Talk of manufacturing and exports saving the Japanese economy are only mere words, most of Japan's big manufacturers are now based outside Japan in low wage economies, and could just as easily move their headquarters to more tax advantageous locations if the need arose.
Probably the only thing that could save Japan would be another war!
As Mr. Evans-Pitchard points out over on the Daily Tee the Land of the Rising Sun is about to implode under the weight of it's own sovereign debt. It's not going to happen tomorrow but Japan is drawing ever closer to the moment of ignition.
One has only to look at the Japanese government's abandonment of JAL, although on paper it looks like it is attempting to rescue the ailing carrier, in reality JAL is going to be in the knacker's yard this time next week.
Talk of manufacturing and exports saving the Japanese economy are only mere words, most of Japan's big manufacturers are now based outside Japan in low wage economies, and could just as easily move their headquarters to more tax advantageous locations if the need arose.
Probably the only thing that could save Japan would be another war!
Fiddling MPs - Their constituents should be told!
It would appear from a report in today's Daily Tee that MPs found to have fiddled their expense claims are being allowed to repay the sums involved with-out public disclosure of these facts.
This immunity being granted to guilty MPs is scandalous, allowing dishonest "Honourable Members" to avoid being identified and shows the contempt in which they hold their constituents.
I shall be writing to my local MP demanding she calls for an end to this disgraceful practice and a publishing of a full list of all guilty MPs, I urge you to do the same, as it would appear MPs still do not want to face up to their less than honourable dealings with our money.
This immunity being granted to guilty MPs is scandalous, allowing dishonest "Honourable Members" to avoid being identified and shows the contempt in which they hold their constituents.
I shall be writing to my local MP demanding she calls for an end to this disgraceful practice and a publishing of a full list of all guilty MPs, I urge you to do the same, as it would appear MPs still do not want to face up to their less than honourable dealings with our money.
Madeleine McCann - Is the truth finally leaking out?
It is good to see that the Daily Tee at least is reporting events unfolding in a Portuguese court concerning Madeleine McCann, her parents and Tavares de Almeida, former police chief inspector of the Portimao police force.
So will we finally find out the truth about young Madeleine?
I doubt it as this government and MSM in this country have too much invested in the supposed abduction of young Madeleine. However it is promising to see at least the airing in public of what really may have happened.
A tragic accident that panicked the parents into fabricating the kidnapping story that was fed to a gullible UK MSM.
So will we finally find out the truth about young Madeleine?
I doubt it as this government and MSM in this country have too much invested in the supposed abduction of young Madeleine. However it is promising to see at least the airing in public of what really may have happened.
A tragic accident that panicked the parents into fabricating the kidnapping story that was fed to a gullible UK MSM.
Another shoe throwing incident?
My only comment on yesterday's session of the Chilcot inquiry is to point you in the direction of Peter Brookes's cartoon today over on the TimesOnLine site.
The secret striking hand of Mossad?
The assassination of a relatively unknown Iraqi nuclear scientist, Massoud Ali Mohammadi, in the midst of Tehran the other day has all the hallmarks of Mossad about it.
Combine this with another mysterious death of another Iraqi nuclear scientist, Ardeshir Hassanpour, and the disappearance of a third Iraqi scientist; all events point to a secret campaign being waged by Mossad, probably at the behest of it's American sponsors.
Whilst many will applaud the actions taken by Israel's secret service, it does show Israel to be a state out of control; respecting no laws, domestic or international, in the furthering of it's own interests.
Which of course suits America as it allows the States to use Mossad where it's own secret services would be banned from operating. With a weak president in the White House we can expect to see a more aggressive Israel in the near future.
So I'm afraid that things are not looking too good for peace in the Middle East at the moment.
Combine this with another mysterious death of another Iraqi nuclear scientist, Ardeshir Hassanpour, and the disappearance of a third Iraqi scientist; all events point to a secret campaign being waged by Mossad, probably at the behest of it's American sponsors.
Whilst many will applaud the actions taken by Israel's secret service, it does show Israel to be a state out of control; respecting no laws, domestic or international, in the furthering of it's own interests.
Which of course suits America as it allows the States to use Mossad where it's own secret services would be banned from operating. With a weak president in the White House we can expect to see a more aggressive Israel in the near future.
So I'm afraid that things are not looking too good for peace in the Middle East at the moment.
Tuesday, 12 January 2010
The banning of Islam4UK - Knee jerk reaction by NuLabor?
The use once again of terrorism laws by NuLabor, in this case the banning of the TowelHeads4UK group, is another worrying step taken by this government. Particularly in the right to freedom of speech we used to enjoy in this country.
I do not see any details of any terrorism acts, directly or indirectly, that TowelHeads4UK have committed/supported given by Home Secretary Alan Johnson in his statement.
Was this just a knee jerk reaction by NuLabor to TowelHeads4UK's threat to march in Wootton Bassett? An attempt to grab some popularity by a despised administration?
Whilst I see nothing to support in the aims of TowelHeads4UK, I would rather see them open to debate and ridicule on the streets of this country than banned from them by using this legislation.
After all this government does not have a proud history in it's use of terrorism laws, the last time using them to freeze the assets of Icelandic banks in this country.
Update
Just another thought - was this a news spoiler put out to keep the MSM occupied with the banning of TowelHeads4UK, whilst a certain Mr. A. Campbell appeared before the Chilcott inquiry?
I do not see any details of any terrorism acts, directly or indirectly, that TowelHeads4UK have committed/supported given by Home Secretary Alan Johnson in his statement.
Was this just a knee jerk reaction by NuLabor to TowelHeads4UK's threat to march in Wootton Bassett? An attempt to grab some popularity by a despised administration?
Whilst I see nothing to support in the aims of TowelHeads4UK, I would rather see them open to debate and ridicule on the streets of this country than banned from them by using this legislation.
After all this government does not have a proud history in it's use of terrorism laws, the last time using them to freeze the assets of Icelandic banks in this country.
Update
Just another thought - was this a news spoiler put out to keep the MSM occupied with the banning of TowelHeads4UK, whilst a certain Mr. A. Campbell appeared before the Chilcott inquiry?
The buck stops at No. 10.
Yesterday we had some sniping in the MSM about Sir Jock Stirrup and his performance as head of our Armed Forces.
I would not be surprised if the snipers were urged on from der Bunker; a classic example of getting your enemies to fight amongst themselves rather than unite to attack you, typical OGUL tactics.
So I fully support the sentiments in today's Telegraph View that we should be looking to No. 10 instead for the real failings to support our Armed Forces.
Expect more of these divide-and-conquer tactics in the run up to the general election; it's going to be a bloodbath.
I would not be surprised if the snipers were urged on from der Bunker; a classic example of getting your enemies to fight amongst themselves rather than unite to attack you, typical OGUL tactics.
So I fully support the sentiments in today's Telegraph View that we should be looking to No. 10 instead for the real failings to support our Armed Forces.
Expect more of these divide-and-conquer tactics in the run up to the general election; it's going to be a bloodbath.
A grandson day.
Blogging maybe a bit light today as I'm baby sitting my grandson.
In between feeding him so far this morning I have seen nothing in the news that catches my fancy but I'm sure someting will later!
In between feeding him so far this morning I have seen nothing in the news that catches my fancy but I'm sure someting will later!
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