Straw Jack | Trees and Acorns

Mr Straw is coming into some flack due to his utterance that Pakistanis see white infidels as easy-meat.  The Meeja are determined to muddy the waters and refuse to see the main fault.

It is the constant and willing collusion between those who proclaim themselves defenders of the truth.  The Government, the Police, the Media, even Charities were in on the act.

If they are willing to mislead us on these important issues, how on Earth can we even begin to trust them on the small issues.

Multiculturalism and the fragmentation of society into large semiautonomous groups have reverted Britain back to the tribal mentality that Pax Britannia had once stemmed.

Each new tribe has a new rulebook, each has their own outlook and it was inevitable that after being allowed to abuse British hospitality in other areas, it was only a matter of time before they pushed into other abominations.

When do we say enough?  Do we wait until we begin to experience what Congo does?  If that is too far from you, have a gander at Norway.  Should we wait until that then?

Jack Straw is from a family of  arseholes.  From his perverted brother to his dopey son, the man is a charlatan.  Slagging off the English one minute, slagging of the Joey’s next, the man has no loyalty except to his controllers.

And people vote for this shite?  They must have had a right old chuckle when they gave the plebs the vote.

Leftarded Fallout | They cannot make up their mind

With the media circus that has flared up around the issue of certain sections of society preying on defenceless children, the Left do not know where to look.  As Rod Liddle points out…

A bizarre report on the Asian child abuse court case on the BBC last night, which spent most of its time attempting to exonerate the Pakistani community as a whole, including clips of Pakistanis saying “actually, we probably shouldn’t abuse kiddies” and a white child abuse campaigner saying hey, look, it’s not Pakistanis who are the problem, etc etc.

This was broadcasting as a form of crowd control; undiluted propaganda. The fact is that some Pakistani men think it perfectly ok to abuse white girls and there are still gangs out there right now doing so. When Nick Griffin mentioned this fact, many years ago, they tried to prosecute him. When Radio Five covered the story five years ago they were eviscerated for it.

The praise the Left give towards Wikileaks verges on Sainthood, yet God damn those who expose any non-approved fact.  The indignation they display to the public to counter distasteful information stresses the concept of Controlled Media.  All this fallout amongst them shows just how vain and contradictory their ideals are.  And so, they are lashing out at anyone who might try to make political capital out of it, be racist, even the beloved Stooge of Labour, Straw Jack!

Most telling though is the one man you’d think the Controlled Media would be trying to hose down would be Nick Griffin, currently lending a hand to Derek Adams campaign in Oldham.  Instead, we have his views regurgitated, twisted and manipulated by those apologists and appeasers.

A recap of what has so upset the meeja darlings from the spectrum I’ve found are running with; Former home secretary says gangs of Pakistani men see young white girls as ‘easy meat’ (Independent);  Jack Straw, the former home secretary, has sparked a fierce row over his claim that some British Pakistani men regard white girls as “easy meat” for sexual abuse (Telegraph);  Labour MP Vaz says it is wrong for former home secretary to stereotype entire community over sexual assault case (GulfNews)

This is where I despair at all the criminologists.  The majority of crime victims, no matter what the crime, be it robbery or rape, are usually chosen for their perceived weakness and wrongs.  And the ones doing the choosing are by a large, opportunistic degenerates whose only resemblance to bravery happens when in a gang (or getting the Police or Armed Services to do it).

However, with rape and other sexual offences, it doesn’t help if the Koran advocates treating non-believers as fair-game.  Nor does if help with the constant promoted degradation of women by the Satanic Gods in the Meeja Industry (From Hollywood to Fleet Street).

It would be wrong to isolate this as an immigrant problem, yet the biggest immigration problem is that whenever they have a problem, it’ll be oppressive to point it out.

See where I’m going.  The problem is POLITICAL CORRECTNESS in a MULTICULTURAL environment.

They keep going around and around in circles asking is this the result of one thing when it is a combination of many aided by Cultural Marxism disguised as Political Correctness.

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Never forget what Harriet supports!

Never forget what Hodge was head of!

The enemy is not outside the gates no more.  They were imported here by the Enemy to divide us, making it easier to destroy Our Heritage and replace it with a New World Perversion.

Just say NO!

Ed West and Johnny Cruddas | A love story

Miss West and Miss Cruddas share a romantic meal by the Thames at the world-renowned (and cheap compared to the Ritz) Harvey Nichols restaurant atop the London skyline, with fine own brand wines loosens the lips for a tantalising political broadside.  The result of this passionate affair is a quick person-promotion piece purporting to show Labour’s Old Skool MP John Cruddas as the second coming…  yet fails spectacularly.

The man who wants to save Labour’s soul

The Church fell out with Labour under Blair. Catholic MP Jon Cruddas speaks about why the people’s party lost its faith

Considering the above is in the little known Catholic Herald, Mr West sought to promote the article via his Telegraph blog, where after reading the following section, I could punch John on the nose;

“The far-Right party has always warned that Barking and Dagenham would end up with the same demographics as neighbouring Newham or Tower Hamlets.

Funnily enough, when I suggested this would happen to Cruddas, he replied simply: “I agree.” We were talking about the effects of people being driven out of inner London by housing benefits changes, but it’s hard to deny the biggest cause of this change will be Labour’s immigration policy.

Still, at least they won’t have to worry about the BNP in Barking and Dagenham for very long.”

Yeah, sure John and Ed, the benefit changes are to be blamed for the ever-increasing White Flight…  even though White Flight is 30 years older than the not-yet-implemented Benefit Reforms and was a reaction to mass importation of anything and everything alien moving next-door…   some people have their heads shoved so far up their own rear ends, I’m surprised they can’t smell the shite they proclaim.

And the last line from Mr West;  If the borough becomes another Tower Hamlets mini-Islamic Republic, of course he won’t, he’ll be swapped for a Muslim then parachuted into another Labour Donkey safe-zone.

The comment section is well worth the read if just to reassure yourself that you’re not the only one fuming at this fawning attempt.  In fact, I think I spent more time reading well-versed retorts than I did reading Ed’s bullcrapping articles.  And to think I used to look up to you Ed?  Whoring yourself out for a little extra coin…  times must be tough.

Kudos to a fellow patriot for the head’s up.

BNP | Battle of Barking

An honest review from a commentator named Overlord of the ‘Battle of Barking‘ documentary by that recently aired on More4.  Found this in the comment section at the bottom of the drivel Benji Wilson sprouted.

I watched the battle for barking last night, and frankly it disgusted me.

The filmmaker obviously was trying to portray Hodge in the better light but honesty I think the BNP came off better.

It is true that they did come across as a bit thick and lonely, but they have genuiene grievances about what has been inflicted on this country. It seemed to me that most of the white people filmed seemed to support them. Hodge herself seemed to admit this, when she told her team to ask constituents whether they would go for BNP or Labour. If they admitted BNP, she said it was best to focus on other voters. Ignore the BNP voters.

Then the only campaigning we saw from Hodge was meeting ethnic groups either in their churches or mosques. Her grovelling in the mosque was sickening. She would talk to the odd white person on their doorstep, but the group diplomacy seemed to be reserved only for ethnics.The only time she met white people in any sort of a group was the multicultural street party in the photo above. And obviously there were lots of ethnics there too.

Some of the things she said to people about the BNP were very dodgy and bordered on lies or incitement. She told a group of Africans in church that the BNP would send every one of them home. She said something similar to a the mother and baby in the picture above. Then came a white man with an asian wife. There she did not say they would send her home but they would cause her trouble.

Then we saw groups of youths aggressively attacking the BNP with impunity. If not actually hitting them they would be shouting and swearing aggressively right in their faces. Calling them “white C###s”. Spitting at them again and again. Spitting is assault. Throwing fruit at them. A few punches were definitely thrown at the BNP too. Serious violence was only averted by the BNP constantly moving location. They were not free to stand where they chose. Much of this was in the build up to the fight that was reported in the news just before the election. That news report made out that the BNP were to blame. From the documentary it is clear that the youths were spitting at and goading them all day long.

To me the documentary showed that the establishment stoked a deliberate campaign of intimidation against the BNP. The BNP were demonized and dehumanized. Ethnic minorities were wound up with claims they would be deported, and it was made clear that the BNP were fair game for the youths. The BNP could not fight back as they would instantly be labelled thugs, and no doubt actually be arrested, unlike the youths.

The establishment media always make much of Griffin’s minders. They are used a proof of his thuggishness. However, as the documentary showed, if Griffin did not have security, he would likely be dead. And no doubt the police would miraculously have no leads on the suspects.

Some bloody democracy.

Too right, some bloody democracy.  All I saw was the State-sanctioned illegal actions of everyone BUT the BNP.  From the immigrant to the political whore named Hodge, I was sickened by the depths plunged by the Labour Party, although not surprised, and the Battle of Barking is a very appropriate title considering the amount of dirty tactics employed by the Red Machine.  From soliciting BIGGER donors to employing THIRD-PARTY GROUPS to denounce their opponents’ cause…  Labour’s campaign should be investigated by the Fruad Office.

Even worse is the official declaration (Kudos GV) of the “England doesn’t exist in the EU” malarkey.  We’re nothing but cattle, although don’t taste as good, can be milked all the same.

Another sore spot must e the Lord Nelson pub located in Brighton that will soon be opposite a Mosque due to the Somali influx, which will no doubt increase racial tension, yet do the council give a damn?  Do they fuck (source HERE).

And I wish I could leave you on a lighter note, except Brian Gerrish, the thorn in Common Purpose’s paw has loads (seen six so far) of speeches regarding that political Beast that can be found HERE.

Stay angry, one, it’s good for the heart rate, and two, it’ll keep you warm.  The more we’re nibbled at, the more difficult it will become to remain gentlemanly, and then the fireworks.  Just hope the riots wait til the summer cos I don’t fancy stepping out in this weather.

Damn, only good thing about snow is seeing the face of some of my newly arrived equatorial neighbours.  Damn, only good thing about my equatorial neighbours is their dress sense.  Come Sunday, it looks like a walking forest of bright-colored floral curtain-like wraparounds with contrasting heads poking out.  Jeez, some of ’em even smell of coconut, which is damn better than the usual BO encountered by supersized Africanoes, main reason I avoid public transport in the summer.

Labour | What a frikking joke they are

A double dose of stupidity comes courtesy of the Daily Mirror group’s pathetic interview with the Labour leader candidates.  This reminds me of a primary school project I did 19 years ago when my class was given the task of ‘writing’ for the local newspaper.  Actually, the questions we sent the then Prime Minister John Major was ten times better than James Lyons’ attempt at ‘news’ gathering, as it at least attempted to find out the man behind the power.

Honestly, the following report should have been made for CBBC’s Newsround ffs, it’s so juvenile.

Labour leadership candidates’ secret lives:  Stolen kisses, tattoos and super powers

Q1:  If your life were made into a movie, what would be the title?

Andy Burnham: The Outsider

David Miliband: Die Hard (Labour)

Diane Abbott: Great Expectations

Ed Miliband: If it were left to you, probably Cain and Abel but I prefer Field of Dreams

Ed Balls: It would be a remake of Great Balls of Fire

Q2:  Tell us a secret, please

Ab: My wife was on blind date (while she was going out with me) and went out with someone who ended up working for the Tories

Dm: I have the Labour Party rose tattooed at the base of my back

Da: If I told you a secret it wouldn’t be a secret any more

Em: I’ve got an encyclopaedic knowledge of the Boston Red Sox

Eb: My guilty karaoke pleasure is Endless Love. I do Diana Ross

Q3:  What’s the worst lie you’ve told?

Ab: Of course we can win the league (to my son every year)

Dm: I once told Mirror readers that I have the Labour Party rose tattooed at the base of my back

Da: I try not to tell lies. As Tony Blair discovered, the truth always comes out in the end

Em: This probably isn’t the worst but a bad one recently was denying to Justine my partner I’d been feeding Daniel, who is only 14 months, with ice cream

Eb: Hello, I’m Father Christmas

Q4:  Tell us a joke

Ab: What’s the fastest cake in the world? Scone

Dm: Nick Clegg

Da: Why did the chicken cross the road? To get to the other side

Em: Uma Thurman told this one in Pulp Fiction: Three tomatoes are walking down the street, Papa Tomato, Mama Tomato, and Baby tomato. Baby Tomato starts lagging behind. Papa Tomato gets really angry, goes back and squishes him. Says, “Ketchup!”

Q5:  Would you sleep with anyone for a million pounds?

Ab: No

Dm: Of course – my wife Louise (though I don’t have to pay her)

Da: No

Em: Only Justine. No one else comes close

Eb: Certainly not with Robert Redford

Q6:  Describe the ConDems in three words

Ab: A Tory government.

Dm: Bad for Britain

Da: Bad. For. Britain

Em: In my sights

Eb: Heartless and wrongheaded

Q7:  Last CD you bought?

Ab: The Places Between: Best of Doves

Dm: My wife Louise is a professional musician so chooses the music

Da: A Michael Jackson compilation when I heard he’d died

Em: I haven’t bought any music for ages but I’m a big fan of the band Hard-Fi.

Eb: A compilation called 100 Songs To Do Housework To. I recommend it (the CD, not the housework)

Q8:  Who shot JR?

Ab: Kirstin Shepard

Dm: Wasn’t it all just a dream?

Da: I think it was Sue Ellen, his wife

Em: Kristin of course

Eb: I am just hoping Bobby comes out of the shower again and it never happened and Dallas is back on TV

Q9:  Favourite TV show?

Ab: The Royle Family

Dm: It used to be Friday Night with Jonathan Ross

Da: The West Wing

Em: Desperate Housewives.

Eb: X Factor and Strictly on a Saturday night, thanks to Sky Plus

Q10:  What would be your last supper?

Ab: A plate of scouse

Dm: Fish and chips from Coleman’s in South Shields

Da: Chicken, rice and peas

Em: Chinese, just like Cliff Barnes in Dallas

Eb: I do the cooking at home but Yvette is persuaded to make her risotto on special occasions

Q11:  What’s your greatest extravagance?

Ab: A good summer holiday for the kids to make up for my time spent away from home

Dm: Family holidays

Da: Books

Em: Spoiling my son Daniel

Eb: My drum kit

Q12:  How much does a pint of milk, a loaf of bread and a tin of baked beans add up to?

AB: £1.93

Dm: About £1.90

Da: Around £2

Em: I reckon 45p, about 80p and about 60p – so £1.85? Depends on whether you go for fancy bread or not.

Eb: At Asda, Castleford, where I do the weekly shop, it’s about £2

Q13:  Which four people, real or fictional, would you most like to go down the pub with?

Ab: Dixie Dean, Nye Bevan, Tony Soprano and Cheryl Cole

Dm: Four of my friends to relax and have fun

Da: The panellists on BBC Radio 4’s Gardeners’ Question Time because I’d be able to ask them everything I’ve ever wanted to know about my home garden

Em: Rachel Weisz, Bobby Kennedy, Alex Higgins and my brother

Eb: Elvis, Holly Golightly, Peter Kay, Yvette

Q14:  What would you do if you weren’t an MP?

Ab: A journalist or teaching, like my brothers

Dm: A teacher

Da: Be a novelist

Em: An actor – but I don’t think I have the talent

Eb: Take weekends off

Q15:  What car do you drive?

Ab: T reg Golf

Dm: Elderly Toyota Corolla Verso

Da: I don’t drive

Em: Ford Focus

Eb: Ford Mondeo estate

Q16:  Who was your first kiss with – and where?

Ab: Family holiday in Silverdale in 1981. Better not say her name as her kids go to karate with mine

Dm: A gent should never kiss and tell

Da: I was living in Harrow at the time and sadly I cannot remember his name

Em: Not telling

Eb: A girl called Dawn in her grandma’s garden

Q17:  What do your enemies call you?

Ab: Bitter Blue

Dm: The front-runner

Da: Since I decided to run for the leadership they’ve been completely speechless

Em: You’d have to ask them

Eb: Mr Balls (or variants on that theme)

Q18:  What is your biggest fault?

Ab: I’m afraid I’m well known as the late Mr Burnham

Dm: Cutting timings too tight and missing trains

Da: Too truthful

Em: I’m too demanding of myself and others around me

Eb: Always late

Q19:  What would be your super power?

Ab: Becoming invisible. Very handy in politics as well as at home when the jobs need doing

Dm: Travelling at the speed of light so I can be home quicker and have a lot more time with my family

Da: The ability to see through walls

Em: To extend or stretch time. There is never enough of it

Eb: To be in two places at once like Doctor Manhattan

Q20:  Most embarrassing moment?

Ab: When my pitch-invading past was revealed

Dm: Going to a meeting at the UN with a woman called Angelina Jolie and not realising until I got there it was the Angelina Jolie. It then dawned on me why every man in the office wanted to come as well

Da: When my wig came off in a crowded Tube train

Em: It has to be turning up at my school disco in my parents’ car, in ridiculous clothes

Eb: At my first big speech to a City dinner when a group of bankers thought I was the waiter and asked me to fetch the chef for them

Q21:  If you were a prizefighter, what would be your performing name?

Ab: Bash’em Burnham

Dm: David “Red Menace” Miliband

Da: If I was a prizefighter I would be Rocky. They counted him out but he went on to win. He was the people’s champion

Em: I’d like to think it would be the Changemaker

Eb: The Morley & Outwood Mauler

Q22:  If you could be a fly on a wall, whose wall?

Ab: England dressing room after the Algeria game

Dm: Arsenal’s dressing room for a Wenger pre-match pep talk

Da: Hollywood actor Denzel Washington

Em: The Oval Office of the White House when JFK was President.

Eb: Gordon Ramsay’s kitchen. Does he swear at himself?

Q23:  Biggest regret?

Ab: Getting on that rope swing with Ed Balls

Dm: Taking that banana for a walk instead of eating it

Da: That I never learnt to play the piano

Em: Not spending more time with my family

Eb: I had a trial for Wolves when I was 10 – but I didn’t score and didn’t make the cut

Are these suppose to be the best and brightest of the Labour Party?  If so, I’m pissing myself laughing!  As for the Mirror, a prime example of a waste of a paper.

Blighting Con UK | More political faux pas

More from the Daily Wail and again, a story that needed no touching up.  These are the people twenty-odd million Britons put their faith in.  Phuck you very much.

Claiming ten-grand here, ten-grand there like there’s no tomorrow.  The UK plebs have swapped one set of cheating buggers for a different set of cheating buggers.

Worst of all, this is the stuff they publish.  No doubt the subsidized food and booze comes in handy, along with the governmental blue badge to take-the-piss selling our souls to the dodgiest bidder.

You’d think they’d concentrate on the perks they could get away with.  Instead, they see the pies sitting on the sills and can’t help themselves.

Every penny our employees waste, is a penny taken away from our funds.  Funds that finance the NHS for the unfortunate, the Police for our protection, the Courts for our Justice and our Army for our defence.

A government should consist of Patriots and Patriots alone.  They should also be over the age of 60 and have life experience in the real world, no more junior Eurocrats or PR spivs.  Then again, what better training for the world of political bullcrapping than Eunification promotion and marketing toiletries.

Our current puppets are total muppets.  Pants down, hands in the till and not a peep about a Repel Bill to undo the useless.  Either they’re too greedy so use Parliament to feather their own nest, which is bad enough, but then you get them doing all nasty things while espousing the other.  That is called hypocrisy.

The idioticracy of the British Isles amazes me.  David Attenborough should do a special on our compatriots in our Blighted Lands, for most share the animalistic intelligence of snails.

Labour | More financial mastery

Another day and another disclosure of the previous Labour Government’s criminal mishandling of the public purse.  This time to the tune of £1.8bn being ferried to various ‘consultants’ in another extension of the money-merry-go-round.

It isn’t a rabbit hole we’re peeping into, it is an intricate, air-conditioned, Fort Knoxesque-locked, sharks with frikking laser beams attached to their heads’ moated tunnel network that makes the Vietnam era ones look like a badgers nest.

Labour ministers spent £1.8bn on consultants in ONE YEAR, public spending records reveal

By Gerri Peev, Daily Wail.  Last updated at 4:48 PM on 4th June 2010

Labour ministers spent an astonishing £1.8billion on consultants in a single year – double the amount of the previous 12 months, it was revealed today.

The figure was unveiled in the first publication of the government’s entire expenditure. For the first time ever, the Treasury released a massive database which details spending line by line.

Labour’s spendthrift habit was laid bare across the 24 million individual entries for the year 2009-10.

Sources from the incoming government said they were ‘shocked’ at how much Labour had spent on consultants, particularly at the height of the economic crisis.

The Department of Health was the biggest spender, splashing out nearly half a billion pounds – £480,420,000 in one year alone.

It was followed by the Department for International Development, which spent £288,100,000 on consultants, despite its main aim being to provide aid to the world’s poor.

The scandal-plagued Home Office hired consultants to the tune of £194,116,000.

The £1.8billion consultancy bill is the equivalent of nearly a third of the cuts that will be felt across Whitehall departments and public services this year.

In 2007/8, the 16 biggest Whitehall departments spent £909million on consultants.

The Combined Online Information System  released yesterday has the apt acronym, COINS.

But the Con-Lib government’s claim that it heralded openness was met with some scepticism, as the database is too vast and unusable for anyone but computer and data experts to decipher.

Before they were in government, the Conservatives had talked up the prospect of the database creating a £6billion private industry which would crunch and analyse the data.

The party’s manifesto said: ‘Our plans to open up government data and spending information will not only help us to cut wasteful spending, but according to new research… it will also create an estimated £6bn in additional value for the UK.’

Danny Alexander, the Chief Secretary to the Treasury, said it paved the way for more transparency across government.

‘For too long, the previous government acted as if the public had no right to know where their hard-earned taxes were spent.

‘Today we have lifted that veil of secrecy by releasing detailed spending figures dating back to 2008.

‘This data is complex, but this is a major step forward and shows we are delivering on our promise to make this government more open and transparent while ensuring we deliver value for money for the taxpayer.

‘I hope people will take the opportunity to scrutinise carefully how their money is being spent – as I am doing every day in preparation for the spending review.’

‘We plan to release more data in the coming months that will be easier for the general public to understand.’

The Taxpayers’ Alliance welcomed the publication of the database, and  hailed it as a victory for its campaign to unveil the public finances.

Matthew Elliott, chief executive of the TaxPayers’ Alliance, said: ‘The publication of the COINS database is another fantastic victory for transparency.

‘The TaxPayers’ Alliance has long campaigned for this level of openness about public spending, as the public have a right to know how their taxes are being spent.

‘It is right that this data is out in the public domain, saving departments time and money responding to Freedom of Information requests.

‘The next step is for this trend to continue, so that all information about government spending is available, allowing the public to call the government to account.

‘There is an army of enthusiastic, skilled amateurs out there who will gladly explore and use this information to suggest ways in which the Government can save money and improve public services.’

Former Labour minister Jim Knight, warned that there could be privacy implications however.

He said: ‘These days, people can mesh government data with commercially available data. That can give you data right down to the level of a few houses.

‘It won’t be hard to get down virtually to the individual. Some would argue that gets pretty scary.’

Love how the politicians love to claim privacy this and privacy that when it involves anything to do with our fight against political corruption but change their tune when it is the pleb’s privacy at stake in their war on terror, drugs and violence.

The first act of any new government is to hold the old one to account.  Sadly, that will not be done for it is exactly what the ConDem’s plan to do.  Over twenty-million deluded souls voted for the Status Quo.  For the continuation of the greatest scam ever conceived, government.

We’re doomed.

Dirty Harry | More women please

The wicked witch of Peckham is at it again, proclaiming that she wants a 50/50 shadow cabinet.  So women, put down that washing, your country needs you!  No doubt a tenth needs to be from an ethnic background and I would say some would have to be gay but I’ve come to the conclusion that ALL parliamentarians are perverted to some extent.  How else could they continue to spit in our faces without so much as a whimper?

Anyhow, I somewhat feel dirty in agreeing with Miss Harman.  I hate Labour.  I’ve seen how their activists work, courting the downtrodden, helping with immigration claims, and worse of all, guiding the feeble-minded to the booths with specially designed logo-emblazed voting cards.

But considering that the best women Labour have produced have been herself, a total f**king disaster if ever there was one and Jackie Smith who shares the same description but a little less  in my eyes, which I simply put it down to distance.

Dianne Abbott is in the running and being the only woman and only ethnic minority MP to stand so far will put her in good stead.  And what a disaster she would be, if only I was a Labour member, I’d vote for her.  To see her lead Labour into the sewers would be Christmas, Eid and Hanukkah rolled into one.

Another visible mistress of the subversive Reds is Oona King.  This is another woman who has built a career out of being jew, black, mixed race, and oh shock horror, different from others.  “WHITE supremacy is so last century. These days it’s on-trend to be a mixed-race supremacist.”

Either one of these would do.  And by God could they both do with the work.