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			<title>I have said it before and say it again, only losers dawdle.</title>
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			<pubDate>Fri, 20 Jan 2012 23:21:14 GMT</pubDate>
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				<div class="message">The IMF wants a $ Trillion to 'save the Economy:<br />
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<div style="text-align: left;"><font color="#000000"><span style="font-family: Lucida Grande">Do they actually understand economics, across the Road from them is the FED, handing out $ confetti to their crooked little Banksters, which you with many other millions of poor souls will have to starve to pay for.<br />
A Trillion is about enough to stave of the inevitable, for a few months, on all Economic Charts that is just about when the bubble blows, and Default is in progress. It is no longer if, just when. The wealthy investors are ordering governments to insure they are repaid before the great event...otherwise?<br />
To do this they must have taxpayers' money, nobody else would be stupid enough, and as governments (politicians) are busy looking after their 'friends' and families there is little enough of that left....to be spreading it out to worthless causes such as Spain, Greece, who desperately want to Default, Ireland, Hungry, who are about to Default, Italy, who cannot avoid it and Portugal........it would only be a complete waste.<br />
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			<title>I have said it before and say it again, only losers dawdle.</title>
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			<pubDate>Fri, 20 Jan 2012 19:11:08 GMT</pubDate>
			<description>*I have said it before and I say it again and, amazingly, my screams at you are supported by Matthew Lynn, a leading Chief Economist: well bugger me,...</description>
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We have no reason to be proud, the longer you wait the more you lose, as the Dictatorship, take your money to give to the rich. I also said this before, it will all go pear shaped and, there is never a good time but, why should you give all you have to the Rich, before it does go. And go it will...........</i></b><br />
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READ THE ARTICLE:<br />
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That revolt is going to grow and grow as 2012 progresses. Political leaders are going to fight back against the austerity the financial markets demand.<br />
In Greece, it is hard to imagine that permanent 1930s-recession will be acceptable forever, even if the European Union does put technocrats in charge of the country. The same is true of Spain and Italy. Spain will be back into recession this year: The government now expects that GDP will contract by 0.2% this quarter and by 0.3% in the next. Italy looks just as bad. The economy contracted by 0.2% in the latest quarter, according to government figures, and with deep cuts looming in public spending, and little sign of structural reform, the downturn may well be a deep one as 2012 unfolds.<br />
Everyone knows the reason. The confidence of the bond markets has to be restored. The debtors have to be paid in full. The banks can’t be allowed to go bust, otherwise the entire economy will collapse.<br />
In fact, it isn’t really true. Iceland went bust, and seems to be growing again now — indeed, it is doing better than many of the countries that are still struggling to pay back every cent they owe. Eventually new leaders are going to emerge who demand that some of the debts get written off. Europe will be the epicenter of that. But it won’t be restricted to Europe alone. The U.S. has massive, and quite possibly unaffordable debts. So does Japan. So do many other countries.<br />
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In reality, sorting out of the debt bubble is going to take a long time and is going to involve a lot of pain for everyone. The view of the markets is that it is always ordinary people who should take the punishment — and never the banks or bondholders who should suffer any losses.<br />
But Hungary shows that isn’t always going to be possible.<br />
Prime Minister Orban has realized that bankruptcy isn’t such a bad option. It simply means the investors suffer some losses.<br />
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He is unlikely to be the last leader to reach that conclusion and that means there is a lot of pain ahead for the financial markets. Much of the debt that was built up in the last decade is, in reality, never going to be re-paid. The investors will have to take some losses, and the economy will have to suffer some austerity. A one-sided deal is not, in the medium term, going to be acceptable.<br />
Hungary may be the first country to make that point, but it certainly won’t be the last.<br />
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Matthew Lynn is chief executive of Strategy Economics, a London-based consultancy.<br />
<a href="http://www.marketwatch.com/story/hungary-wont-be-last-to-make-bondholders-pay-2012-01-11?link=MW_story_popular" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Hungary won</a>[/QUOTE]</blockquote>

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			<title>False economies.</title>
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			<pubDate>Fri, 20 Jan 2012 14:01:05 GMT</pubDate>
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How to save the EURO, and get rid of the US Derivative Albatross around the neck of the World. 
 
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				<div class="message"><font size="+1">How to save the EURO, and get rid of the US Derivative Albatross around the neck of the World.<br />
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The effect of an OPEC switch to the euro would be that oil-consuming nations would have to flush dollars out of their (central bank) reserve funds and replace these with euros. The dollar would crash anywhere from 20-40% in value and the consequences would be those one could expect from any currency collapse and massive inflation (think Argentina currency crisis, for example). You'd have foreign funds stream out of the U.S. stock markets and dollar denominated assets, there'd surely be a run on the banks much like the 1930s, the current account deficit would become unserviceable, the budget deficit would go into default, and so on. Your basic 3rd world economic crisis scenario.</font> <font size="+1">The United States economy is intimately tied to the dollar's role as reserve currency. This doesn't mean that the U.S. couldn't function otherwise, but that the transition would have to be gradual to avoid such dislocations (and the ultimate result of this would probably be the U.S. and the E.U. switching roles in the global economy).<br />
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 <span style="font-family: Times New Roman"><font size="3"><font color="#000000">In the aftermath of toppling Saddam it is clear the U.S. will keep a large and permanent military force in the Persian Gulf. Indeed, there is no &quot;exit strategy&quot; in Iraq, as the military will be needed to protect the newly installed Iraqi regime, and perhaps send a message to other OPEC producers that they might receive &quot;regime change&quot; if they too move to EUROs for their oil exports.</font></font></span><br />
<span style="font-family: Times New Roman"><font color="#000000"><font size="4">Iraq was destroyed for only one reason, to </font><font size="3">protect</font><font size="4"><font size="3"> the Oil Dollar. Iran, and </font>coincidentally<font size="3"> the EURO,  is being </font></font></font></span><span style="font-family: Times New Roman"><font color="#000000"><font size="4">targeted by the US for daring to allow IRAQ and IRAN to replace the hierarchy of the $ as the single trading currency of OPEC. The $Trillion US Intelligence Budget is concentrated upon protecting the $ by destabilising any country who want to escape the tyranny of the $ Dollar. Shouls the EU not be countering this despotism with equal ferocity as opposed to entering Coalitions against Middle Eastern OIL suppliers, who only want freedom from US Empire domination.<br />
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			<title>What happened when the working class looked down on the working class. byThe BigotBas</title>
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				<div class="message"><div style="text-align: left;"><font color="#000000"><font color="#242424">Sometimes we forget those who have placed their trust in us, to create a better life. I can think of many posters on this site, who sneer at the poor and tell them how easy it is to succeed...without, as Keynes called it, The Dole. This in spite of the fact that their hand is in the cookie jar, taking out more PA in 'Handouts' from the State, than the poor will ever get...in a lifetime. Look in the mirror and see a Benefits scrounger and remember whom you are stealing from.<br />
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I was18 when I left school. It was 1989, the height of what was supposedly the Thatcher boom years but like many of the Conservative boom years (which are few and far between). Just like the Bush / Blair boom built on the back of the banking industry, the 1980's benefited those who already had money. If you had nothing or little you were left behind.<br />
There were few jobs available for a 18 year old with average A'Level results in a poor area of London. Shop work, moving boxes and cleaning crap 12 hours a day in a grocery store. With no minimum wage the pay was £1 per hour.<br />
I decided to go to College to escape the jobs market. Even though my (now) University was on the other side of London, over 1.5 hours away by public transport my Council would not give me an away grant to cover the costs of staying there. So I started to work as a cleaner with my mum to help cover some bills.<br />
My mum was a cleaner for as many years. I really do not know how she did it. She is retired now and for as long as I remember she was a cleaner. Now having grown up, I found out that before my mother divorced (when I was a very young boy) she had been a nurse.<br />
My experience of it was horrible. Although it did help me understand why Conservatism well sold to those on low incomes sounds attractive.<br />
I did cleaning for a helmet manufacturing company that operated locally. My mum helped me get the job. There were tables after tables of generally women workers who were in the main second incomers, their husbands had a good job, to them this was supplement money, needed because even then London was a ridiculously expensive place to live in. They were paid for the job little more than I was. Their job was to attach one bit to the skeleton of a helmet and pass it on to the next worker to do the next.  To make it perfect for &quot;military use&quot; they had to snip a bit of plastic here and there.<br />
I will never forget the way that they looked down on me for doing that job. Having just cleaned around them, they would then just throw the bits of snipped off plastic on the floor so I would have to clean around them again.<br />
The 1980's encouraged people who had a little bit more money than someone else to look down on those with less. A comedy character created by <a href="http://www.chortle.co.uk/comics/h/33194/harry_enfield" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Harry Enfield</a> symbolised the prevailing culture. Just as it took ages for Republicans to realise they were being mocked by Colbert, the new breed of Thatcherite working class Conservatives considered &quot;Loadsamoney&quot; to be a hero.<br />
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That culture has continued for the last 30 years, I have mine, you have less so you are worth less. It is what underpins modern day Conservative thought.<br />
If you are poor, <a href="http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/britains-poorest-hit-by-25bn-stealth-tax-6281832.html" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">you need to be punished</a> because you obviously <a href="http://www.examiner.com/liberal-in-los-angeles/the-poor-shall-always-be-with-us" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">you have no work ethic</a>.<br />
That view of I am better than you allowed the right to undermine unions. Those working freelance in trades such as plumbing, plastering or electricians certainly boomed by going freelance. They had &quot;loadsamoney&quot; and they were proud of it. You had nothing because you were nothing.<br />
<b>Then came Blair. Who took that option away from the working class. Blair agreed to a large influx of much cheaper Eastern European workers which crashed the market for those in the trades.</b><br />
There were after all too many working people getting &quot;loadsamoney&quot;.<br />
It is the inevitable consequence of free trade areas such as the European Union. Wages get driven down and after the working classes were encouraged to become contractors and buy their homes they had to do nothing else but swallow the lower pay.<br />
Still the 1990s and the early part of this Century helped to disguise this. Despite falling or static incomes, the working classes who bought their homes in the 1980s felt rich. The rising values of their homes disguised the fall in their income. Now they no longer even have that.<br />
Every last opportunity for the working class to get &quot;loadsamoney&quot; has gone. We did it to ourselves. We thought Unions were an unnecessary expense. We thought we did not need them and that we could all go freelance for that little bit MOAR. The working class will never see a capital boom through property again - that they can get involved in.  <br />
It all happened because working class people were encouraged to forget a simple lesson. Never look down on someone unless it is to pick them up.<br />
We can change it. We can again rejoin unions. We can again understand that as individuals working through unions we can gain strength. Together as a movement we can be better than the sum of our parts. As an individual on your own - there are literally billions more who are now in a position to do your job.<br />
You are the solution.<br />
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			<title>corporal punishment</title>
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				<div class="message"><b><span style="font-family: Lato"><font color="#333333">Every time I come across Tory demented screaming for 'hanging' I smile to myself. While, in theory, I have nothing against the Death Penalty...and it is inevitable that we will see it return to the statute books, .it is really only the Tory demented, who always specify 'hanging' as the ideal deterrant.<br />
 Once upon a time, 'burning at the stake was a Tory favorite, especially when it was a victim from the tribe of Jacob, as they were 'dibbing' his pockets for his money and property, now they just 'dibb' everybodys pockets, for whatever they can steal. they never were particular, <br />
As they now need a new profits contribution centre, may I suggest the Muslim medievalism <i>au currant</i><i> in Saudi Arabia today.<br />
 </i></font></span>Lots of super rich celeb witches to bolster Tory demented coffers. It is concomitant with ancient and new Tory practices, starving the poor, the aged and the sick, bound to win the approval of all the rich muslin's they invite to abuse our country.  <br />
The new Tory demented religion, or is it, they always took a short cut to amassing fortunes, even as they mouthed Christian dogma, usually over the dead bodies of the people.<br />
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<span style="font-family: Lato"><font color="#333333">Woman in Saudi Arabia Beheaded for Witchcraft</font></span></b><br />
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<font color="#000000"><span style="font-family: arimo"><font color="gray">Posted on December 13th, 2011 by <a href="http://www.bangstyle.com/author/writer2/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Jeremy Anthony</a></font></span></font><font color="#000000"><span style="font-family: arimo"><br />
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On Monday, a woman in Saudi Arabia was taken to the guillotine and beheaded for practicing witchcraft and sorcery. In the extremely conservative state of Saudi Arabia, sorcery, witchcraft, and blasphemy are all considered crimes that are punishable by death. Saudi Arabia’s Interior Ministry said Amina bint Abdul Halim bin Salem Nasser was executed for having ”committed the practice of witchcraft and sorcery.”<br />
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This prompted Amnesty International to step in and put a halt to the executions there as this was one of 79 in Saudi Arabia this year, with at least 27 in 2010. Not only have there been this many executions in 2011, there have been several of its kind in recent months according to Amnesty. In a statement on Monday, the human rights group said that the beheading was “deeply shocking”, and that it ”highlights the urgent need for a halt in executions in Saudi Arabia.”<br />
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“While we don’t know the details of the acts which the authorities accused Amina of committing, the charge of sorcery has often been used in Saudi Arabia to punish people, generally after unfair trials, for exercising their right to freedom of speech or religion,” said Philip Luther, Amnesty International’s interim director of the Middle East and North Africa Programme.<br />
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This case is not the first execution on the basis of ‘sorcery’ and ‘witchcraft’ to receive such huge media attention. Back in 2008, a Lebanese TV host named Ali Hussain Sibat was charged with sorcery while on a religious pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia. Charged and sentenced to death the next year in 2009, Sibat still remains in prison.<br />
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It is very sad to hear about a society that still has the same principles as a medieval community after hundreds of years of advancement in not only moral principles, but in knowledge and technology. It seems that the accusations made in Saudi Arabia are just reasons to punish people, giving them zero human rights. I think we all hope that Amnesty International and similar activist groups can make a big impact on helping progress kingdoms such as Saudi Arabia.</div>
			
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			<title>False economies.</title>
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				<div class="message">If we want to discover what real falsity is...we only need look at Banksters Accounts, they are nothing but financial imagination, with the single aim of fraud.<br />
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Adam Smith Research Trust 2011<br />
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However, this paper argues that banking has become an exception to this <br />
general rule. Recent developments in the accounting rules applied to banks, <br />
and in the broader regulatory framework for banks, have allowed bank <br />
executives to overstate their profits, feeding through into multi-million pound <br />
bonuses for themselves and short-term gains for their shareholders. When <br />
it comes to banks, accounting rules fail to perform their role of avoiding <br />
deception and consequent misallocations of capital. Given banks’ financial <br />
inter-dependence, the scale of their assets and their central role in allocating <br />
capital across the economy, this failure is of much greater significance than it <br />
would be in other industries.<br />
This paper does not lament the forgone age of bank deregulation that <br />
allegedly caused the crisis. Its complaints apply to the system of bank <br />
regulation and accounting that are in force today and are planned for the <br />
future. The rules introduced in reaction to the crisis – rules aimed at making <br />
the banking system more transparent and its capital more secure – have <br />
retained the International Financial Reporting Standards accounting rules <br />
that encourage profit exaggeration. And the updated international rules <br />
specifying banks’ capital and liquidity minima will only exacerbate the <br />
incentives for bankers to engage in business aimed at nothing more than <br />
“gaming the system”. As so often, these new policies have the opposite of <br />
their intended effect. <br />
There are a number of problems with these accounting standards, not least is <br />
their conflict with UK law. Of great concern is that IFRS allows the ‘recognition’ <br />
of years of hoped for future income as current profit today. This paper is <br />
structured around six important shortcomings in the rules governing bank <br />
profit and capital reporting:The Law of Opposites  |  7<br />
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<b>Uncertain future cashflows can be recognised as certain by purchasing a </b><br />
<b>credit default swap (CDS) or similar “protection”, even though the supplier </b><br />
<b>of the protection is likely to default if the insured event occurs;</b><br />
<b>•     Profits can be recognised from the increased value of assets, or decreased </b><br />
<b>value of liabilities, on the basis of a market price, even though the totality </b><br />
<b>of revalued assets or liabilities could not be sold at that price;</b><br />
<b>•     Profits can be recognised from the increased value of assets, or decreased </b><br />
<b>value of liabilities, even when the revaluation of assets is estimated, not </b><br />
<b>by market prices, but by a model built by bank employees. This is the </b><br />
<b>so-called mark-to-model approach to valuation;</b><br />
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•     The net present value of uncertain future cashflows can be recognised <br />
as profits even when they are estimated using implausibly optimistic <br />
forecasts. (This is a variation of the mark-to-model problem listed above); <br />
•     The EU’s IFRS accounting system, voluntarily adopted by UK and Irish <br />
banks at the banking company level, is inconsistent with UK law<br />
•     Banks need not make provision for expected losses when calculating <br />
their profit.<br />
Much of the activity in the banking sector is aimed at nothing more than <br />
exploiting these accounting rules to register inflated fake profits and hence <br />
convert shareholders’ equity and, in extremis, debt-holders’ and taxpayers’ <br />
funds into executive bonuses.<br />
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You're Bank is crooked, are you fool enough to risk doing business with them. A simple alternative is a Credit Union or a carefully chosen Building Society.<br />
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				<div class="message">It couldn't happen in UK...or has it already occurred<br />
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<b>President's Private Sector Survey On Cost Control<br />
A Report to The President (Reagan)</b><br />
January 15, 1984. Available from the Congressional Research Service.<br />
The excerpt below can be found on page 12.<br />
·         &quot;Importantly, any meaningful increases in taxes from personal income would have to come from lower and middle income families, as 90% of all personal taxable income is generated below the taxable income level of $35,000.<br />
·         Further, there isn't much more that can be extracted from high income brackets. If the<br />
Government took 100% of all taxable income beyond the $75,000 tax bracket not already taxed, it would get only $17 billion, and this confiscation, which would destroy productive enterprise, would only be sufficient to run the Government for several days.<br />
·         Resistance to additional income taxes would be even more widespread if people were aware that:<br />
·         With two-thirds of everyone's personal income taxes wasted or not collected, 100% of what is collected is absorbed solely by interest on the Federal Government contributions to transfer payments.<br />
·         In other words, all individual income tax revenues are gone before one nickel is spent on the services which taxpayers expect from their government.&quot;<br />
So what we have is a central bank issuing worthless paper &quot;money&quot; that controls our economy, our lives and our future. This private banking cartel was unconstitutionally granted this power by a devious, scheming group of senators back in 1913. In essence what they did was place the American people into indentured servitude by forcing The People to pay usury on worthless fiat currency (paper money created out of nothing), not to fund the government, but to enrich the bankers and fund wars in which America should never be involved. This system exists not to fund the government, but to allow the U.S. Congress carte blanche power to continue funding unconstitutional agencies and programs by providing them with a bottomless source of worthless ink.<br />
Please read on:   <b><a href="http://www.devvy.com/notax.html" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.devvy.com/notax.html</a></b><br />
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				<div class="message">Now lets see what Droopy Cameo was protecting.<br />
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The City:<br />
The only other possible comparable event to the destruction of our financial integrity is the 1720's South Sea Bubble;<br />
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The values of the famous Subscription Shares issued by the South Sea Company in <br />
1720 have to be split into two components before they can be understood. One <br />
component was a fractional claim upon one original share in the firm. The other <br />
component, however, was a bundle of share warrants. The information contained in <br />
share warrant values is potentially helpful in understanding the South Sea Bubble. <br />
Warrant values might also be especially sensitive to &quot;events&quot; and &quot;news&quot; and could <br />
provide new ways of marking the turning points in the South Sea Bubble and testing <br />
for efficiency of markets. The level and volatility of subscription share prices are both <br />
consistent with the hypothesis that the subscription shares were essentially share -A to show that there is nothing new in the means and ways that The City use to Con people out of their money:<br />
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At the height of equity values in late June 1720, subscription shares accounted for at <br />
least 10 percent of all South Sea Company equity value.<br />
3<br />
 They were issued to meet <br />
the immediate cash needs of the firm. Some of the cash would have had to be used in <br />
the exchange packages the Company was offering to government annuitants, but by <br />
far the largest use of the cash was in the  form of loans to shareholders who were <br />
pledging their shares as collateral for loans.<br />
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Warrants. Oh dear, cousins of the modern day Derivative toilet paper, which, who would doubt it, have also gone the same way.<br />
 Straight shares and warrants embedded in the subscription <br />
shares we can account for, but this is not where the accounting of South Sea share <br />
warrants will end. The Company was also engaged in a substantial programme of <br />
loans to shareholders that it hoped would somehow support the market value of <br />
shares. In running this programme the Company was quite busy in handing out share <br />
conversion privileges (warrants) to privileged recipients of these loans. These <br />
warrants were not traded and so direct observations of their values would not be easy to <br />
obtain. <br />
We're paying for them...again, so someone better bloody find out, how much. <br />
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<font color="#000000"><span style="font-family: Times New Roman">Irrational exuberance pervades the stock market. Speculators pay ever-higher prices for shares despite scant evidence of underlying value. Skeptics warn that the bubble will burst. This must be England in 1720.</span></font><br />
<font color="#000000"><span style="font-family: Times New Roman">The South Sea Company was founded in 1711 by Robert Harley, who wished to create political allies. <b>The leader of the Tory party </b>and soon to be lord treasurer, Harley wanted an end to the unpopular War of the Spanish Succession. The South Sea Company, as set up by act of Parliament, had a monopoly to conduct England's trade with Spain's colonies in the West Indies and South America. Harley advanced the notion that permission to conduct such trade would be ceded by the Spanish king as part of the price of peace.</span></font><br />
<font color="#000000"><span style="font-family: Times New Roman">The company had the further splendid purpose of relieving the government of its burdensome unsecured public debt--obligations for which Parliament had assigned no funds--which then amounted to £9,000,000. South Sea was organized under the newish joint-stock principle, as a corporation with transferable shares. <b>Holders of the national debt were obliged to exchange their government securities for shares at par in the company.</b> The company could raise working capital--a huge amount of it--by borrowing on the security of the debt due from the government. In addition to its trade monopoly, the company would get an annual payment from the Exchequer of £568,279 10s., or 6 percent of the debt taken over. Stockholders had no promise that they would see any of this as dividends, but who could blame them for thinking that capital gains based on trading profits were a certainty?</span></font><br />
<font color="#000000"><span style="font-family: Times New Roman">It was an optimistic age. People had a passion for business and followed developments avidly through a newly burgeoning medium, the newspaper. In 1702 London had one daily newspaper; by 1709 there were 18. Harley had able propagandists, Jonathan Swift and Daniel Defoe among them. (Critics included Joseph Addison and Richard Steele.) The managers of the South Sea Company understood the value of publicity (as well as fine print) in the advancement of their affairs and once issued a press release, surely an early example of that genre.</span></font><br />
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Well, wouldn't you know, its still going along quite smoothly except, its the pension funds and taxpayers who are supporting the Bubble. Exactly what has changed in 290 years. The City and Politicians are still swindling us.</div>
			
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				<div class="message">Bush, the historical cowards's version of Corporate No Law, is coming to the UK: commit as many frauds on the Taxpayer as you can and when your fraudster tricks are exposed, simply pay a whooping great fine which allows you to continue with as much criminal activity as you wish. HSBC has swindled old aged pensioners for years, they paid off the nasty regulators and had their swindling licence renewed.<br />
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US -style justice for the City (Sunday Times...bottom of front page of Business section: is that understandable for the odd ones who find it a chore to Google UK; Jonathan Russel writes...Plea bargaining to settle serious financial crimes could be introduced as early as next year according to politicians and legal experts. Obviously going to be a bumper Xmas and a wonderful depression time for somebody then, guaranteed fortunes in pay-offs  from our criminal Banksters, with taxpayers' money of course.   <br />
What I don't understand is that being already in the City no justice zone anyway, why do they need to copy the criminal USA, They have had no JUSTICE for generations, unless you are unlucky enough not to be a wealthy financial Bankster. In fact they have destroyed the Global monetary system but, what else can be expected from a country who owes the World.<br />
Breaking News:<br />
We are now out of that filthy EU at last: Murky and Sarkozy are forming a new EU Treaty.Hurrah!</div>
			
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				<div class="message">On 20th Dec. RBS is called to a meeting in Switzerland to report why it is not paying down interest on Bond Issues E- Mac 2004-IB.V Class C/D Mortgage Backed Securities....in other words, CDS Derivatives toilet paper. Taxpayers would be well advised to empty their Bank Accounts....as they will be raided to cover some sticking plaster payment.<br />
Only a fool would keep money in a Bank these days.<br />
As with all Banksters, this is hidden under RBS offshoot RBS N.V. Each of them will be in Switzerland soon, but only as their Offshore subsidiaries, who issued the Bonds. We are propping up Euro clone offshoots of UK Banksters.</div>
			
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				<div class="message"><b>Why taking our Pension money is simply a Con. If we gave the Banksters all the UK Taxes for the next 1,000 years, they would still not be Solvent.</b><br />
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<i>Source:</i> <i><a href="http://www.bis.org/publ/otc_hy1111.pdf" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">OTC derivatives market activity in the first half of 2011</a></i> <i>and</i> <i>Semi-annual</i><br />
OTC derivatives market<br />
Activity in the first half of 2011 Bank for International Settlements 2011. All rights reserved. Brief excerpts may be reproduced or translated provided the source is cited.<br />
After an increase of only 3% in the second half of 2010, total notional amounts outstanding of<br />
over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives rose by 18% in the first half of 2011, reaching $708 trillion<br />
by the end of June 2011 (Graph 1, left-hand panel, and Table 1).1<br />
 Notional amounts outstanding of credit default swaps (CDS)  grew by 8%, while outstanding equity-linked<br />
Contracts went up by 21%.  Gross market values  2  of all OTC contracts declined by 8%, driven mainly by the 10% reduction in the market value of interest rate contracts. CDS market values were almost unchanged. Overall gross credit exposure 3  dropped by a further 15% to $3.0 trillion,<br />
compared with a 3% decrease in the second half of 2010. <br />
<b>$707,568,901,000,000: How (And Why) Banks Increased Total Outstanding Derivatives By A Record $107 Trillion In 6 Months</b><br />
While everyone was focused on the impending European collapse, the latest soon to be refuted rumors of a quick fix from the Welt am Sonntag notwithstanding, the Bank of International Settlements reported a number that quietly slipped through the cracks of the broader media. Which is paradoxical because it is the biggest ever reported in the financial world: the number in question is $707,568,901,000,000 and represents the latest total amount of all notional Over The Counter (read unregulated) outstanding derivatives reported by the world's financial institutions to the BIS for its semi-annual OTC derivatives report titled &quot;OTC derivatives market activity in the first half of 2011.&quot; Indicatively, global GDP is about $63 trillion if one can trust any numbers released by modern governments. Said otherwise, for the six month period ended June 30, 2011, the total number of outstanding derivatives surged past the previous all time high of $673 trillion from June 2008, and is now firmly in 7-handle territory: the synthetic credit bubble has now been blown to a new all time high. Another way of looking at the data is that one of the key contributors to global growth and prosperity in the past 10 years was an increase in total derivatives from just under $100 trillion to $708 trillion in exactly one decade. And soon we have to pay the mean reversion price.<i>Source:</i> <i><a href="http://www.bis.org/publ/otc_hy1111.pdf" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">OTC derivatives market activity in the first half of 2011</a></i> <i>and</i> <i>Semi-annual</i></div>
			
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				<div class="message"><b>Why taking our Pension money is simply a Con. If we gave the Banksters all the UK Taxes for the next 1,000 years, they would still not be Solvent.</b><br />
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<i>Source:</i> <i><a href="http://www.bis.org/publ/otc_hy1111.pdf" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">OTC derivatives market activity in the first half of 2011</a></i> <i>and</i> <i>Semi-annual</i><br />
OTC derivatives market<br />
Activity in the first half of 2011 Bank for International Settlements 2011. All rights reserved. Brief excerpts may be reproduced or translated provided the source is cited.<br />
After an increase of only 3% in the second half of 2010, total notional amounts outstanding of<br />
over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives rose by 18% in the first half of 2011, reaching $708 trillion<br />
by the end of June 2011 (Graph 1, left-hand panel, and Table 1).1<br />
 Notional amounts outstanding of credit default swaps (CDS)  grew by 8%, while outstanding equity-linked<br />
Contracts went up by 21%.  Gross market values  2  of all OTC contracts declined by 8%, driven mainly by the 10% reduction in the market value of interest rate contracts. CDS market values were almost unchanged. Overall gross credit exposure 3  dropped by a further 15% to $3.0 trillion,<br />
compared with a 3% decrease in the second half of 2010. <br />
<b>$707,568,901,000,000: How (And Why) Banks Increased Total Outstanding Derivatives By A Record $107 Trillion In 6 Months</b><br />
While everyone was focused on the impending European collapse, the latest soon to be refuted rumors of a quick fix from the Welt am Sonntag notwithstanding, the Bank of International Settlements reported a number that quietly slipped through the cracks of the broader media. Which is paradoxical because it is the biggest ever reported in the financial world: the number in question is $707,568,901,000,000 and represents the latest total amount of all notional Over The Counter (read unregulated) outstanding derivatives reported by the world's financial institutions to the BIS for its semi-annual OTC derivatives report titled &quot;OTC derivatives market activity in the first half of 2011.&quot; Indicatively, global GDP is about $63 trillion if one can trust any numbers released by modern governments. Said otherwise, for the six month period ended June 30, 2011, the total number of outstanding derivatives surged past the previous all time high of $673 trillion from June 2008, and is now firmly in 7-handle territory: the synthetic credit bubble has now been blown to a new all time high. Another way of looking at the data is that one of the key contributors to global growth and prosperity in the past 10 years was an increase in total derivatives from just under $100 trillion to $708 trillion in exactly one decade. And soon we have to pay the mean reversion price.<i>Source:</i> <i><a href="http://www.bis.org/publ/otc_hy1111.pdf" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">OTC derivatives market activity in the first half of 2011</a></i> <i>and</i> <i>Semi-annual</i></div>
			
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Over the past few days we have seen a trruly remarkable and even more truly frightening occurrence, one I never thought I’d see in America.  Legitimate reporters are not being allowed to cover the news and it’s happening all across our country.  In a recent report, Reporters Without Borders raised concerns about the number of incidents in which credentialed reporters have been forcefully and physically prevented from covering police attacks on OWS encampments and the disparity in the legal outcome of their arrest.  In part. their report says:<br />
“Sometimes they are arrested and then set free almost immediately. Sometimes they are arrested and, before being released, are charged with unlawful assembly, disorderly conduct or lack of press credentials.<br />
Journalists covering the Occupy Wall Street movement’s protests and marches are not only exposed to police brutality but also to a sort of judicial lottery when detained. The situation varies from state to state, according to local laws, but the freedom to report news and information is being violated almost everywhere, not only for professional journalists but also for bloggers and for activists who want to cover the protests themselves.<br />
The other question is the very variable nature of the charges – sometimes maintained, sometimes dropped – that are brought against these people for ‘offences’ that are essentially identical.  In the name of the constitutionally-enshrined right to receive and impart news and information, we call on the courts to dismiss all the charges against individuals who have been covering these demonstrations peacefully.”<br />
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Anonymous, in their own words.. 
Greetings. 
Unemployed and...</description>
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<b>We are not alone in our struggle for Justice.</b><br />
Anonymous, in their own words..<br />
Greetings.<br />
Unemployed and students, wage slaves and Farmers, priests and rock stars.<br />
Mothers and fathers, sons and daughters. Anonymous brothers and sisters of earth.<br />
This is an anonymous message to the people of the world.<br />
More and more of us are poor and starving.<br />
More and more of us are being killed and imprisoned.<br />
More and more of us are being censored and monitored.<br />
More and more of our rights, hopes and dreams are quickly being stripped away.<br />
The world of today is a dark place. The many live under the rule of the few.<br />
This is true all around the world.<br />
This @!$%#, has got to go.<br />
For to long our need to belong has been perversely used by those who wish to rule us. Since time immemorial, we, the people, have been separated and divided.<br />
Since time immemorial, we, the people, have been conquered and ruled.<br />
But from time to time, we, the people, unite.<br />
Such is our history, for we do not forgive, and we do not forget.<br />
That which has been before, has been a remarkable progression.<br />
That which is today, is a remarkable situation.<br />
And that which is to come, is without precedent.<br />
Make no mistake. History is in the making. The window of opportunity is open.<br />
As technological advancements give us a new global consciousness and unprecedented unity, governments, corporations and old world establishments are threatened at their very core. As a result they are now fighting us all in a war. Never before have so few tried to fight so many.<br />
Their tricks are numerous, their methods are dangerous and cruel.<br />
But In times of mass propaganda, lies and oppression - indeed, in times of universal deceit, one word of truth outweighs the whole world.<br />
Truth is revolutionary and courage is contagious.<br />
We ask you to understand this, for to understand, is to transform what is.<br />
The time has come for what we all have been waiting for.<br />
You, are the idea to which time has finally come. You are the calm and the storm.<br />
You, are anonymous. We are anonymous.<br />
The time has come for you to pick up your personal responsibility.<br />
The time has come for each one of us to speak the word of truth.<br />
This year anonymous invites all human beings to create something and present it to the world. Put something out there for the world to see. Never be silent! Always be bold!<br />
Listen and speak, learn and teach, read and write. Create. Revolt. You decide your own level of involvement in human evolution, but never fear, for you are not alone.<br />
In 2011 the world is divided by zero. In 2011, who is Spartacus?<br />
We are anonymous<br />
We are legion<br />
We do not forgive<br />
We do not forget<br />
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				<div class="message">&quot;Today the path of total dictatorship in the United Kingdom is being laid by strictly illegal means, unseen and unheard by the PEOPLE.The  Cabinet of the Dictatorship, outwardly pretends we have a Constitutional government, but inwardly we have operating within our government and political system, another body representing another form of government - a Confederation of Financial, Bureaucratic and Corporate elitism .with the single aim of enslaving the people.&quot;</div>
			
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				<div class="message">Oh damn it is :<br />
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<b>You thought houses were meant to provide a place for people to live and office buildings a place for people to work.<br />
</b></span></font><b><font color="#000000"><span style="font-family: Lucida Grande">You thought food was meant to be eaten, oil and gas to be turned into energy, and metals to be turned into cars, bridges and downspouts.<br />
</span></font><font color="#000000"><span style="font-family: Lucida Grande">You weren’t sophisticated enough to realize that these really are just different “asset classes” meant to give investors around the world something to speculate in and to diversify their portfolios.</span></font><font color="#000000"><span style="font-family: Lucida Grande">Even worse, you actually believed all that stuff about prices being set based on market fundamentals.<br />
 Little did you know that it’s no longer the supply and demand for companies, houses, office buildings, natural gas or wheat that sets prices. More likely it’s the supply and demand for the futures, swaps and other derivative instruments linked to those things.<br />
</span></font><font color="#000000"><span style="font-family: Lucida Grande">Maybe they thought we wouldn’t notice that the financialization of the economy brought with it higher prices and a more volatile<br />
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<blockquote class="blogcontent restore">Condemn them politicians for thieving from our people,<br />
 almost as wicked as those banker wrecked our society,<br />
 for in the eyes of people they do,<br />
 there brand, of ignorance that outcasts, all but their own.<br />
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 You see there all the same in it together for their gain<br />
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They blame the idea of helping, the poor<br />
 they say it’s there in this country,<br />
 an underground subculture<br />
 which is disturbingly molested,<br />
 spawning in the under classes.<br />
Yet none of them say it is them,<br />
 that’s thrived on this to make us all the poorer,<br />
 the fact that if it was them,there,that<br />
 formed this class, there would be no question.<br />
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 You see there all the same in it together for their gain.<br />
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 For they the Immortal and omnipotent ones,<br />
 so real and vivid amongst their class, they<br />
Do rape and pillage our society for their greed to feed<br />
 if they can, and do then so can I,<br />
 the thoughts suffocate the mind,<br />
 slowly creeping to the soul.<br />
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 You see there all the same in it together for their gain.<br />
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Haha but if you cannot be caught,<br />
 would you do it, would you take and haul<br />
 thy riches, popularity and escape to the country<br />
 with all handed to you on a platter,<br />
 go on, do it,<br />
 Rip the heart from Britain.<br />
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			<description>For many years now successive governments have been cutting youth services in this country, we have virtually no youth clubs system any more even...</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<blockquote class="blogcontent restore">For many years now successive governments have been cutting youth services in this country, we have virtually no youth clubs system any more even funding on sport and recreation has been cut to the bone.<br />
We have record numbers of young unemployed approximately 951,000 of our young people are unemployed with 204,000 of these being 16 to 17 year olds and figures are still rising with the abolition of the ema, they have  no prospects of employment  or education on the horizon.<br />
They have no clubs to go to and no sports teams they can join even Sunday league football is none existent it lots of areas now, just what are these young people supposed to do.<br />
The state does not care they have no voice how are they supposed to affect change; they take to the streets because it’s there only option, which is soon hijacked by the thugs and the criminal element in our society and we see mass rioting, with people helping themselves to whatever they can get hold of (which is just what the politician bankers and social elite get away with day in day out along with peers being released from jail after nine weeks of a nine month sentence if this was someone who had fiddle there housing benefit they would of been serving years not weeks or months )  and the police standing by and watching because it serves the purpose of the police force to do so because of impending government cuts, so the rioting escalates.<br />
Shops looted and burned property destroyed and many innocent people injured and killed.<br />
The government issues a no nonsense approach and lots of young people are criminalised and jailed, including people who made stupid comments on social network sites, so now we have lots of young people with criminal records who stand even less chance of gaining employment some possibly rightly so.<br />
But at the same time these young people are seeing the social elite in our society getting away with far worse crimes with no prosecutions, what kind of message is this to these young people.<br />
If we disenfranchise our young and take everything away from them, what should we expect to happen, if they just sat at home and played on games consoles?  They would be wrong, (the lazy feckless youth) if they form gangs and hang around on street corners they would be wrong, but just what they are supposed to do, these young people see no future in this country.<br />
We cannot just consign our youth to the long term unemployed, by doing so we are demoralising a whole generation, these young people are our future too the future tax payers that will keep our system going.<br />
By doing this we create more violence on our streets because they form gangs some get involved in drugs and crime<br />
And violent behaviour or just general nuisance in their neighbourhoods all created because society puts them at the bottom of the pile.<br />
This problem is not going to go away in fact it is a growing problem, when is someone going to realise that if the issues are not addressed we are going to see far worse on our streets than the august 2011 riots we are storing up a potential time bomb because these people are the electorate of tomorrow and with no faith in our system as it is they will want to effect change, which may not be change we wish to see.<br />
There needs to be someone in the government that engages with these young people not just belittles them all the time and cuts the services that affect them the most.<br />
For many years now we have been crying in this country about skill shortages, why has training our youth in these skills not been a priority, because it’s cheaper to bring in migrant workers from Eastern Europe and the capitalists only care about profits not people, we cannot blame our young people for taking to the streets the system has to change, unfortunately it is not possible to protest peacefully in this country any more without the subversive elements becoming involved and everyone being tarred with the same brush.<br />
<b>Disenfranchised youth and the riots </b><br />
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For many years now successive governments have been cutting youth services in this country, we have virtually no youth clubs system any more even funding on sport and recreation has been cut to the bone.<br />
We have record numbers of young unemployed approximately 951,000 of our young people are unemployed with 204,000 of these being 16 to 17 year olds and still rising with the abolition of the ema  they have  no prospects of employment  or education on the horizon.<br />
They have no clubs to go to and no sports teams they can join even Sunday league football is none existent it lots of areas now, just what are these young people supposed to do.<br />
The state does not care they have no voice how are they supposed to affect change; they take to the streets because it’s there only option, which is soon hijacked by the thugs and the criminal element in our society and we see mass rioting, with people helping themselves to whatever they can get hold of (which is just what the politician bankers and social elite get away with day in day out along with peers being released from jail after nine weeks of a nine month sentence if this was someone who had fiddle there housing benefit they would of been serving years not weeks or months )  and the police standing by and watching because it serves the purpose of the police force to do so because of impending government cuts, so the rioting escalates.<br />
Shops looted and burned property destroyed and many innocent people injured and killed.<br />
The government issues a no nonsense approach and lots of young people are criminalised and jailed, including people who made stupid comments on social network sites, so now we have lots of young people with criminal records who stand even less chance of gaining employment some possibly rightly so.<br />
But at the same time these young people are seeing the social elite in our society getting away with far worse crimes with no prosecutions, what kind of message is this to these young people.<br />
If we disenfranchise our young and take everything away from them, what should we expect to happen, if they just sat at home and played on games consoles?  They would be wrong, (the lazy feckless youth) if they form gangs and hang around on street corners they would be wrong, but just what they are supposed to do, these young people see no future in this country.<br />
We cannot just consign our youth to the long term unemployed, by doing so we are demoralising a whole generation, these young people are our future too the future tax payers that will keep our system going.<br />
By doing this we create more violence on our streets because they form gangs some get involved in drugs and crime<br />
And violent behaviour or just general nuisance in their neighbourhoods all created because society puts them at the bottom of the pile.<br />
This problem is not going to go away in fact it is a growing problem, when is someone going to realise that if the issues are not addressed we are going to see far worse on our streets than the august 2011 riots we are storing up a potential time bomb because these people are the electorate of tomorrow and with no faith in our system as it is they will want to effect change, which may not be change we wish to see.<br />
There needs to be someone in the government that engages with these young people not just belittles them all the time and cuts the services that affect them the most.<br />
For many years now we have been crying in this country about skill shortages, why has training our youth in these skills not been a priority, because it’s cheaper to bring in migrant workers from Eastern Europe and the capitalists only care about profits not people, we cannot blame our young people for taking to the streets the system has to change, unfortunately it is not possible to protest peacefully in this country any more without the subversive elements becoming involved and everyone being tarred with the same brush.<br />
We are in the worst recession this country has seen for over 30 years and it is only going to get worse because I believe, we have not yet seen the full extent of the banking debt crisis which is why Mr. Osborne will not implement the banking reforms because some banks may collapse if he does.<br />
With Mr. Osbornes austerity measures are only affecting the working classes how can we be all in it together, when the people that caused the crisis in first place get more in bonuses than I earn in a year.<br />
They cannot be feeling the pressures of ever increasing fuel and utility bills the same as the ordinary working people of this country or the old couple who have had their care reduced because of council cut backs, or the elderly who will freeze to death this winter because they cannot afford the  utility bills.<br />
We sure as hell are not all in it together are we.<br />
There is a study just published by the IFS that concludes just what I am saying that it is the working people of this country who are bearing the brunt of Mr. Osbornes austerity programme.<br />
The study goes on to say that the people most affected are the people who can least afford it, the bottom half of the income bracket and that income in these brackets has fallen by an average 3.5% the largest single drop in income since 1981(The Thatcher years) effectively returning incomes to the level of 2004 and that the decline in these income brackets will continue until at least 2014 and could continue to drop for up to 10 yrs.<br />
With growth forecasts being downgraded and the building industry beginning to stagnate, and UK output falling the recession is only just beginning to take real effect.<br />
The health bill going through the lords will again create chaos because I believe it is the first steps to privatisation and the Americanisation of our health care system, which will affect us all in some way because the sick and disabled in this country will not be able to afford health care, the government are already targeting disabled people by stopping there benefits and forcing them on to job seekers allowance, we all agree the benefits system needs to change but this government is using these change to target the vulnerable in our society in order to say we have cut millions of the benefits system.<br />
This government has not finished either Mr. Cameron as already stated that he want employers in deprived areas to be able to opt out of the minimum wage act.<br />
This will create a new under class in our society with people unable to live on what they earn and less and less being paid in benefits, who knows we may even see the re-introduction of the workhouse .<br />
Is it any wonder our young people and disenfranchised and have no faith in our society any longer while the capitalists get richer by the day and we all pay for their reckless?  Criminal behaviour<br />
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The health bill going through the lords will again create chaos because I believe it is the first steps to privatisation and the Americanisation of our health care system, which will affect us all in some way because the sick and disabled in this country will not be able to afford health care, the government are already targeting disabled people by stopping there benefits and forcing them on to job seekers allowance, we all agree the benefits system needs to change but this government is using these change to target the vulnerable in our society in order to say we have cut millions of the benefits system.<br />
This government has not finished either Mr. Cameron as already stated that he want employers in deprived areas to be able to opt out of the minimum wage act.<br />
This will create a new under class in our society with people unable to live on what they earn and less and less being paid in benefits, who knows we may even see the re-introduction of the workhouse .<br />
Is it any wonder our young people and disenfranchised and have no faith in our society any longer while the capitalists get richer by the day and we all pay for their reckless?  Criminal behaviour</blockquote>

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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<blockquote class="blogcontent restore">With the labour party still unwilling to shoulder any blame for the financial crisis along with bankers.<br />
Can we ever trust them again or are they heading into another 10 years of being in the wilderness.<br />
Have the labour party moved so far to the right that they no longer represent the workers of this country, but only strive to please the middle classes.<br />
This government is hammering the workers of this country to there knees, with its pension cuts reductions in benefits and the targeting of the disabled in our society.<br />
The labour party seems to have lost its way totally there seems to be no defence of its core vote the working people.<br />
The unions that are threatening strike action are correct to do so because the austerity programme only affects the poor not the bankers and capitalist who created this mess. its the only voice the people have<br />
so why should there member's the hard working people of this country pay for the criminal behaviour of the elite in our society,<br />
and Mr milliband is wrong to condemn these strikes as this is the voice of the people, the hard working people  of our nation saying enough is enough .<br />
This is why the labour party has lost 200,000 members because of weak leadership and the shift to the right in this party will only damage it even more.<br />
Does Mr miliband not see that the working people of this country are fed up with politicians walking all over them and making them pay for the mistakes of the elite.<br />
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<blockquote class="blogcontent restore">That this government wants to scrap the minimum wage act and allow employers to decide what you are worth.<br />
Mr Cameron as already stated that he wants employers in deprived areas to be able to opt out of the minimum wage act, surely this will only create more poverty, in areas that are already deprived and create a new underclass of society.<br />
This can can only breed more resentment in our society and create more unrest and instability, but perhaps that's the aim of this government the more of the working class that are criminalised the easier it will be to control them. <br />
This government is trying to turn the clock back to where you have no option but to work for what an employer deems you are worth .<br />
this is about capitalists gaining control over the workers and with no benefits system to fall back on are we to see the re-introduction of the workhouse for the new under class .<br />
Mr cameron and the social elite are trying to create.<br />
Are we really going to go back to those dark days of real poverty for whole sections of society, where class is defined by whether you can afford to keep your family or not.<br />
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<blockquote class="blogcontent restore">That the health care bill that has now gone through parliament and passed to the lords, will end the national health service as we know it.<br />
once this bill has passed through the lords and become law the secretary of state will no longer have a duty to provide health care for all in this country any longer.<br />
surely this will create a much more fragmented health care system with the only winners being the wealthy, whilst the sick and disabled and the low paid will suffer because they can not afford health care.<br />
Is this the real future of health care in this country, a shift to an Americanised health care system where if you can not afford it you and left to suffer.<br />
is this what the public voted for in the last general election and did Mr Cameron not promise to protect our health service and not privatise it.<br />
BUT PERHAPS WHOM EVER IT WAS THAT SAID HOW DO YOU KNOW WHEN POLITICIAN IS LYING, HE OPENS HIS MOUTH WAS VERY CORRECT</blockquote>

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				<div class="message">This culture of anti social arrogance  and violence has been prevalent since the 60s  the rot set in when the first the first offspring of the 50s migrants started school. It started with small gangs in state schools intent on preventing the teaching of students, disrupting classes making it difficult for teachers to do their job. The sheer scale of this was a new phenomenon and  no one knew how to handle this.  I can vouch for this as my son was one of the victims of this mindless activity which was also the reason for the deterioration of education in state schools. during the 60s which went slowly downhill since. <br />
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  From this, the local gang culture was born, and over the years all hues of governments and parties back peddled and bent over backward to placate and excuse this behavior. I'm a Labour man to the core, but living in Islington I could see which direction this sub culture was heading. All political parties [in their naivety} in their answer to the problem was to try to  was to pump money in to youth schemes [very natural in the normal order of things] but did so by ignoring to a large extent the developing undercurrent of the gang and drug culture developing on the large housing estates in working class areas, in which youth centers while well intentioned was no answer the to the problem. We had plenty of warnings of what these low lives were capable of In Brixton and Toxteth, thet laid low and festered over the years dealing their poisonous drugs to fund their &quot;gangster&quot; lol life style. and pollute whole sections of naive youth who began to ape them<br />
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We have now witnessed the result of misreading and in many cases ignoring outright criminality of the workshy drug pushing sewer rats in these inner city  estates who have no morals, empathy, or respect for society, who want instant wealth and &quot;fame&quot; and flash cars that they see owned by host of moronic gyrating girl and boy bands, many rapping their anti social crap encouraged by the media. <br />
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Some good may come out of the events of the last few days, insofar as these cretins have shot their last bolt by their animal like actions in their aims to destroy lives and property. The gloves are off and no amount of excuses for their actions from within their communities or outside of them will convince the British public again that society is to blame for their degenerate actions. The inner city gangs are based in the yardie drug dealing gangs of Jamaica where gun crime is the norm and decent citizens of that country live in fear of their lives from the kind of thugs we have recently witnessed operating in our cities.<br />
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I feel that any more complaints about <b>Real</b> affirmative action against this abominable sewer pit of the human race will fall on deaf ears. The problem is the prisons are full almost to capacity so Cameron and co have problem here. The proposed government reductions in the military and police numbers have to be dumped, and if need be, increased, with the police in the event of riot, allowed  to use baton rounds against these thugs. Also Blackberry had better get it's act together and withdraw the facility of encrypted messaging which was the means by which this scum managed to outwit the police.</div>
			
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				<div class="message">Clegg and co had a choice, they may argue that the Labour brand was tired and tainted and that they had to make the other choice on the basis of the pre election promises made by Cameron to the electorate. In the mix, was the attraction of the  power and the glory of ministerial posts in government. The glint in Vince Cables eyes during the negotiations of trying to form a coalition government as they went from one meeting to another told me they couldn't believe their luck at the outcome of the election result.<br />
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Lets suppose we accept the Lib Dem argument about the choice they made. After over a year in office they can see that that all of the promises made by Cameron to the electorate have been broken.They were stiched up on the AV referendum by Cameron and the  Tory and Murdoch press who had no intention of allowing it to be discussed in a neutral way.. They are now left propping up a right wing  ideologically driven Tory party that has ceded nothing of consequence the LibDems and are being used by the Tories to drive through an excessive austerity program which constitutes an attack on the social fabric of Britain.<br />
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After all of this they still hang on to their ministerial cars and salarys, hanging their heads in shame. If they want to regain any semblance of self respect they have to leave the coalition now, after the electorate and themselves have seen the real meaning of and aims of the Tory party, and vote independently with their their true Liberal consciences if they have any left. The Tories have been exposed for what they are a lying dishonest party of millionaires who conned Clegg and co to become their partners in crimes against society, if they did this they may still retain some loyalty of the Lib Dem voters who have been deceived.</div>
			
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			<title>Where do we go from here?</title>
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			<description>We cannot, as a people, make serious progress without aggregating and galvanizing the 
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<blockquote class="blogcontent restore">We cannot, as a people, make serious progress without aggregating and galvanizing the<br />
power and efforts of the apparently powerless for social development, economic growth<br />
and political advancement. Development must be of the people, by the people, and for the<br />
people. It must grow from the base to the apex. To have a workable medium-term<br />
strategic policy for development, we must know ourselves and we must understand the<br />
world and the environment we live in. We have land and people. But our land is grossly<br />
under- utilized and badly exploited, thereby leading our environment to great waste and<br />
degradation. Our people are generally uneducated, unskilled and grossly under-employed,<br />
under-utilized, under-fulfilled and consequently poorly remunerated with poor health<br />
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Today, I believe you have greater opportunities but diminished hope. One of such<br />
opportunities is this workshop gathering here today. You should use the greater<br />
opportunities and awareness that you have to create greater hope and a better future.<br />
Development is not what others can do for you or what you can enjoy in other people’s<br />
country, but what you can do for yourselves and enjoy in your own country. The<br />
countries that we admire today and where you would like to spend your holidays as<br />
developed countries because things work there have had to pay the price and make the<br />
sacrifice for development. They had done the first things first –work before pleasure,<br />
production before consumption, investment before returns and profit.<br />
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The tragedy of the present situation is that the food supply position in relation to national<br />
needs has so rapidly deteriorated from its original position of insufficiency that some<br />
people have become dejected due to their inability to feed themselves and their families.<br />
Some women abandoned their children due to their inability to feed them. Some men<br />
have committed suicide for lack of the means to sustain their families. A perceptible<br />
number of our citizens have become physically and mentally sick due, largely, to<br />
insufficient nutrient supply or from the complications of life which result from a poorly<br />
ordered society. Some streets in some of our cities are disgracefully littered with beggars,<br />
mentally-sick persons and, occasionally, with dead bodies.<br />
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Economic indicators are essentially monetary and do not adequately reflect the true<br />
welfare, human-oriented or social aspects of livelihood. While GNP is simple and<br />
convenient to measure, it nevertheless fails to indicate the quality of human life in the<br />
country. It reflects unduly and is weighted more heavily by the income of the rich than of<br />
the poor. Some estimates show that up to 60% of the total national income may be<br />
consumed by only the 10% rich and privileged. In societies with great inequities, still<br />
fewer people consume larger portions of the national luxuries add up to GNP, with no<br />
discernible benefit to the vast majority of the community<br />
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			<title>WATER FOR SALE.....dimwits need not reply.</title>
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			<pubDate>Thu, 30 Jun 2011 11:06:50 GMT</pubDate>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<blockquote class="blogcontent restore">Fresh water supplies are going to run out, so what can do to make the taps keep running?<br />
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How we manage the rest of this precious resource will dictate the planet's future.<br />
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This may seem like a surprising statement, but the world's supply of fresh water is finite. As global population rises, the demand for food – and the water that produces it – grows inexorably. Globally, farming accounts for 70 per cent of our withdrawals from this fixed &quot;bank account&quot;, this in the face of ever-greater domestic and industrial usage.<br />
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Water tables are falling in many parts of the world. Himalayan glaciers will shrink massively in the next century, reducing natural water storage in the mountains. The shortfalls will have to come from groundwater and surface storage. Many great rivers have drastically diminished flows. <br />
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Bangladesh is suffering from the diversion of Ganges River water and increased salinisation. Underground aquifers in many places are shrinking so rapidly that NASA satellites are detecting changes in the Earth's gravity. The Water Resources Group has estimated that India may face a 50 per cent lag in water availability relative to demand by 2030 and that global availability may lag demand by as much as 40 per cent; the statistics have been questioned. Sixty years ago, the world's population was about 1.25 billion people; few people, even in arid lands, worried about water supplies. Then came the Green Revolution, with its new, high-yielding crops, which depend on fertilisers and a great deal more irrigated farming. Global populations skyrocketed to nearly seven billion by 2009, with a projected nine billion by 2050. By the same year, the five hundred million people living in areas chronically short of water in the year 2000 will have grown by 45 per cent to four billion. A billion of us currently go hungry because there is not enough water to grow food. Much of the world's water is still unpriced, but it is now the most valuable commodity in the world. To compound the problem, 60 per cent of the world's people live in crowded river basins shared by several countries, often with daggers drawn. <br />
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The problems are acute, especially in arid areas with growing populations, where boreholes and aquifers are thought to be the answer. Seemingly a miraculous solution, but not if the drawdown exceeds the replenishment rate, as is the case with the ground water beneath a now-sinking Mexico City's 20 million inhabitants and with Bangkok, Buenos Aires and Jakarta, where pollution and rising salt levels combine with overdrafting. <br />
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In China, deep groundwater levels have dropped as much as 295ft (90m) in places. We have perforated the Earth's surface with boreholes to deplete a resource that we all, ultimately, hold in common. Now we stand at the threshold of what I call a third stage in our relationship with water; one where, apparently, cataclysm looms on every side. Vivid Doomsday scenarios espoused by numerous writers have Phoenix imploding as its water supplies fail, the Nile drying up, tens of thousands of people crossing national boundaries to find water. <br />
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Futurist after futurist warns that water wars are a certainty in coming centuries. Alas, at least some of these cataclysms could descend upon us if we persist in denying the seriousness of the water crisis and deluding ourselves into thinking that uncontrolled growth and more dams are the solution. They are not. <br />
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Yes, there will be shortfalls, people will go thirsty and die, but in the end, as has happened so many times in the past, human ingenuity, quite apart from technology, will find solutions. And in the process, we will develop new, much more respectful relationships with water, even if they do not necessarily have the profound spiritual intertwinings of earlier times. <br />
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In the short term, there are four potential ways of improving the situation, but none of them will solve the problem of chronic overdrawing. One lies in spending large sums on systematic improvements to storage and delivery, to the infrastructure behind water supplies. Underground reservoirs have potential. So do simple things like replacing leaking pipes, lining earth-bottomed canals and irrigating plants at their roots with just the right amount of water, among many others. A second solution also makes sense: make farming less thirsty, by using drought-resistant, higher-yielding, even genetically-modified crops. This is much easier said than done, for significant technological breakthroughs lie a long way in the future. Also, we should not forget that planting more crops means more use of water, since each plant transpires vapour into the atmosphere through photosynthesis. One possible solution may lie in developing plants that can grow using saline water but, again, this development is in the future. Then there's another seemingly attractive option: desalinisation. Surprisingly, this has been around a long time. Aristotle remarked that &quot;salt water, when it turns to steam, becomes sweet and the steam does not form salt water when it condenses&quot;. Julius Caesar's legions drank fresh water condensed from sea water during his siege of Alexandria in 48-47 BCE. As self-appointed visionaries keep reminding us, desalinisation seems like the answer to all our problems but, in spite of improvements in efficiency, there remain significant environmental and technical problems. Desalinisation, which involves creating and recondensing steam, consumes prodigious amounts of energy, even in its most efficient iterations, so it is currently confined to nations where oil is cheap and abundant. <br />
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Nearly half the existing desalinisation plants are in the Arabian Peninsula and along the Persian Gulf, especially in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf states. In most other places, the cost of desalinisation is three or four times that of conventional water sources.</blockquote>

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health and education, culture and heritage, genetic codes and seeds, and natural<br />
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resources such as air and water. Increasingly, these services and resources are<br />
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controlled by a handful of transnational corporations who shape national and<br />
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international law to suit their interests. The Washington-based Institute for Policy<br />
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Studies reports that the top two hundred corporations are now so big that their<br />
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total sales surpass the combined economies of 182 countries and they have<br />
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almost twice the economic clout of the poorest four-fifths of humanity. Of the 100<br />
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largest economies in the world, 53 are now transnational corporations.<br />
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A new global royalty now centrally plans the market, destroying lives and nature in<br />
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The way I read this is that if Greece decides not to pay its debts.....it is better off, in fact if UK stops paying half our money to greedy grasping, money lenders, we, the Ordinary people will become Wealthier but only the Rich, were propping up will become poorer.<br />
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I say lets stop paying for the Wealthy, to stay Wealthy, and start enjoying our new found freedoms and prosperity.</blockquote>

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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<blockquote class="blogcontent restore">Six months before the General Election I posted that what we were going to get from a new Government is exactly what we are getting now....and we didn't even vote for them, they just slithered in under the door of 10 Dirt St. SW1, and immediately stuck their snouts in the trough.<br />
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I also said that the OBR was a cobbled together penniless baby of the idiot Brideshead Osborne and only an imbecile, with no reputation to lose, would head it up, Budd popped up, the press soon but the imbecile down.<br />
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Now, I wish to point out that the so called expert who reviewed the Mod Budget. Levine, is the very same pratt who screwed up procurement with his Auschwitz Economics. This pratt is currently exiting Lloyds and wishes to set up a new Bank....my advice........run for your money!</blockquote>

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'Constructive critique'<br />
As part of the shake-up, the heads of the three services are set to lose their places on the MoD's most senior decision-making body - the defence board - but will be jointly represented by the chief of the defence staff, General Sir David Richards.<br />
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Dr Fox said this would end a situation in the which the chiefs spent most of their time &quot;trying to influence policy and haggle over funding in London&quot; and, instead, would be &quot;empowered&quot; to determine their own operational priorities once budgets were determined.<br />
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We are top heavy and that must end”<br />
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Dr Liam Fox<br />
Defence Secretary<br />
As part of a general reduction in senior officers, the rank of Commander-in-Chief across the armed forces is set to be phased out while all non-frontline posts, including reservists and contractors, are to be reviewed - starting with the most senior ranks.<br />
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&quot;We are top heavy and that must end,&quot; Dr Fox told MPs.<br />
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He said the overhaul - in which a new joint force command will be created to oversee and integrate areas such as cyber warfare and military intelligence - would seek to tackle some of the managerial and budgetary problems which had plagued defence for many years.<br />
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&quot;The report describes a department bedevilled by weak decision-making and poor accountability where there is insufficient focus on affordability and proper financial management,&quot; he said.<br />
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&quot;I am confident that when people within defence review the recommendations they will recognise this work not as a criticism but a constructive critique of a department in need of reform and they will relish, as I do, the challenges it represents.&quot;<br />
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Tension<br />
The MoD is to shed 25,000 civilian staff over the next four years as part of spending cuts announced last year while the armed forces will also shrink in size with 5,000 posts due to go in both the Army and Navy and 7,000 in the RAF.<br />
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Monday's announcement comes at a time of tension between senior ministers and military commanders about the likely duration and cost of the UK's involvement in the international mission in Libya and its impact on other military commitments.<br />
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But Dr Fox warned those top brass to be &quot;very careful... in discussing the sustainability of our mission&quot;.<br />
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ring their time in office, but said the bigger issue was the need to rethink last year's strategic defence review as a result of the series of uprisings in the Arab world.<br />
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&quot;In general there are some sensible proposals but it does not affect the biggest problem affecting the MoD which is the government going too far and cutting military capability too quickly,&quot; said shadow defence secretary Jim Murphy.<br />
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&quot;While the deficit is temporary, the cuts they are making are permanent... Once you have sacked RAF pilots, you cannot reorder new ones. They have gone and they have gone for good. I think we will rue the day they made some of these cuts.&quot;<br />
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And one expert on the RAF suggested eliminating bureaucracy would not address the wider dilemma facing the armed forces.<br />
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It cannot get any worse when a greasy politician and a bureaucrat...Lord Bubble and Squeak Levene, who single-handedly destroyed the Military Procurement sector, with his business model from Auschwitz: (Work assets to the Death of those who need to use them) and is now recommending the disposal of complete tiers of military management in order, no doubt to ensure that the lower tier, like equipment, are worked to death. Lord Portsoken is a bloody murderer.H-ai-l</blockquote>

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				<div class="message"><font color="blue">Army higher ranks are dumping this incompetent government so fast that only bus conductors will be available to direct the losing WAR in Libya. 4 senior officers are applying to retire for every single slot available.  </font><br />
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				<div class="message">Missiles fired from Pakistan targeting villages in eastern Kunar province is a plain invasion, Afghan House of Representatives said on Monday.<br />
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This is not the first time that Pakistan is firing missiles on Afghanistan and the government should not remain silent, legislators said.<br />
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Some parliamentarians said defence and interior and foreign ministers should be summoned to the house to answer questions about Pakistani missile attacks.<br />
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Pakistan's missile attack could be an indication of Pakistan's dishonesty in Afghan peace talks with the Taliban.<br />
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<font color="blue">&quot;I want to ask government officials why they call Pakistan a friend when its fires missiles into Afghanistan,&quot; Mohammad Farhad Azimi, an Afghan MP, said.<br />
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A number of parliamentarians see government's silence controversial towards the missile attacks.<br />
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Another Afghan MP, Abdul Hafiz Mansouri, said: &quot;I think top security officials must be summoned over recent escalation of insecurity in particular missile attacks from Pakistan.&quot;<br />
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<font color="red">Last week around 148 missiles</font> fired from Pakistan landed in eastern Kunar province killing four children and wounding six others.<br />
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Meanwhile, commander of the first border zone has urged President Hamid Karzai to deliver an order of counter-attack.<br />
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What are we actually doing leaving our soldiers in this insane cauldron of deceit? <br />
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<font color="blue">UK/US Governments are claiming friendship with the potential murderers of our Troops, Pakistan, Yet the above reports show they are firing Rockets at our troops. On what Planet are Droopy Cameron and the US living on....as it can't be the real World.</font><br />
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				<div class="message">In 1968 over ten million people cued outside Jewish state offices, in almost every non Arab country, to go to Israel's aid, the next time it will be 40 million. Israel is never lacking in the admiration or support, of those who have learned to respect and admire the courage and restraint it constantly reveals, to a World mired in deceit.</div>
			
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				<div class="message">Oh yes, Part 2. You maY not be opposed to nationalism but the EU is: otherwise how could they get their greasy hands on British money. You should have known the EU Directates on Nationalisation if your a serious bi- lateral defender of PS.<br />
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WE HAVE THE WAY TO CIRCUMVENT THIS PS AND EU INTERFERENCE. LOCAL COUNCILS HAVE THE MEANS AND ABILITIES TO RUN LOCAL INDUSTRIES AND A LOCAL NHS, AS THE MAYOR OF LONDON RUNS TRANSPORT. LET LOCAL COUNCILS AND EVEN PARISH COUNCILS RUN LOCAL INDUSTRY AND MAKE THEM SUPPORT ANYONE OUT OF WORK. THIS ANSWERS ALL YOUR RESERVATIONS ABOUT THE ABILITIES OF THOSE WHO MAY RUN NATIONALISED INDUSTRIES: ANY SWINDLING, SUCH AS OUR POWER COMPANIES ARE DOING, WOULD BE SOON NOTICED......SO, HOW ABOUT A GREEN LOCAL POWER SUPPLIER. A GREEN WATER SUPPLIER ETC. THIS WOULD GET OUR UTILITIES BACK WITHOUT US WASTING A PENNEY.</div>
			
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				<div class="message">You are now admitting that the people were conned by the Tories and, what is worse, you are condoning it. <br />
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The crux of your arguement, it seems, is that you had to destroy the dignity and financial security of those who had spent five desperate years of their lives defeating another screwball who wanted a 'Global Market'. Men who were much better than the tory rubbish who were robbing them.<br />
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Nevermind that we already bought and paid for these life sustaining utilities, nor that the death warrants handed out by politicians, who, as ever, only fight their tendency towards obesity from digging into the trough, had been narrowly evaded - natures' death warrant could be staved off by eating better and resting more, except, that this did not suit the tories. They, as always, wanted slaves and slaves they would have no matter what. Then , as now, it began by dismantling the NHS. Nothing original about your tactics.... is there? But when your Global crap fails, as it can never be sustained, who do you come too for bailout --why , the same bodies you use when your hiding in terror from the vengence of your global crime partners: those who can least afford it.</div>
			
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<blockquote class="blogcontent restore">I recall a despairing line from Wilfred Owens 'Anthem for a Doomed Youth' 'What passing bells for these who die as cattle' as our young people march today and the people of Egypt die today in the same cause - that cause is survival with dignity.<br />
There was no dignity left for the fools we sent to Davos, they were laughed at by the Germans and French, ignored by the US and insulted by every crawley little principility which owes their very existence to the great men of this England, whom they are now, like the yapping dogs they were and, would always be were it not for our young mens' courage and valour. <br />
We the electorate did not send these fools, the bureaucrats contrived this dictatorship, and it is hard to really blame them, for only a madman would have wished to see a rotten perverted Labour Party back in power.<br />
Nervertheless, when first we practice to decieve... it is inconcieveable that the choice should fall upon the most stupid and vicious pair of shysters in the Kingdom. It is even possible that the Tory party might well have been the answer to our looming d9isaster, but not, oh most certainly not, whilst in the grasp of Droopy and Brideshead, who in eight months have done more damage than thirteen years of a stonking Labour party.<br />
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How I wish for dear Henry V111 to return, if only for a short hung drawn and quartered session with a little beheading for the sellouts such as Gus O. and merry Mervyn to amuse the peons, after all they did appoint Droopy and Brideshead.</blockquote>

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				<div class="message">Poor response to my post Major shame on you, a classroom jibe because I missed an O in my<br />
percentages , and a juvenile answer to the points I raised, which were totally ignored,  and which are all factual.  Do you dispute that Cameron lied when he addressed the pathologists? When he's admitted that all he's doing now was planned while in opposition.   Do you agree or disagree that the casino bankers want to get back to gambling with our savings and pension funds who reap all the benefits when they win, and pass the debt onto the ordinary tax payer when they lose? Are any &quot;ring fenced&quot;  non casino mortgage and savings banks to be set up to protect the man in the street from a shower gambling crooked shysters?<br />
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You sneer about the provenance of the Daily Mirror there may be a lot of paraphrasing of political articles but the seeds of  truth are there, albeit to your displeasure, as it's the only Red Top daily which is anti Tory.. My wife reads the Mirror and I read the Sunday Observer/Guardian which I've linked to this forum dozens of times if you ever read them. The time to start sneering at the Daily Mirror is when it publishes lies, and not because it's a Red Top representing views you disagree with.<br />
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I am forceful with my posts because of the deluge of  right wing bilge I need to counter. This is no time for a gentleman's debating society, debating  length the pros and cons of the policies of this Lying Tory led government. Every one can see which way were heading and I hope that those affected [which is virtually the whole of the working population] will stand up and fight for a fair and humane society and boot this lying &quot;Coalition&quot;flying-pig out of office A.S.A.P.</div>
			
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				<div class="message">There will be no seismic shift towards the BNP, if nothing else, &quot;The Battle For Barking&quot; exposed the BNP and it's associated organisations like the  EDL, filled with violent  racist thugs many recruited from the extreme end of the  violent  football  minority. By it's nature it also  attracts the psychopathic violent  in society who find these organisations an ideal outlet for  venting their pent up twisted hate.<br />
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What sane person would vote for a party of mature adult political thugs, the program if anything put the final nail in the BNP coffin by exposing the underlying smoldering hate and potential violent behaviour of it's members which will no doubt have  knock on effect on the the English Defence League.<br />
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I would like to congratulate the program makers for making the ultimate reality TV program and not the contrived rubbish nightly dumbing down our TV viewing. <br />
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<font size="2">I am here to share with you the factors I feel will be the reasons for the downfall of that great and megaenormous movement known by the vastly capacious title Christianity. It is one of the most self-assured religions of its time and lays claim both to the dust of the earth and to paradise itself, while impositioning itself as the conditional clause in our universe for obtaining what they call eternal life. The very terminology rings with the urgency of a clarion call to a supposedly much more exalted way of life and being, whilst pealing out the threats to those who, for whatever cause of their own, do not hear or heed its clanging din.</font><br />
<font size="2">The first problem with its belief-system is that there must essentially be something wrong with you or I, and that if unfortunate one of us is the next of its targets for being deregulated from what we originally were, and from where we were originally headed, to that of the level and calibre of the canine. They are above the reproach they plague you with and, like a clown trussed-up for the daily dose of street cred circus drama, they are beginning to work on you for the reaction they require with an ever-increasing frenzy of impatience and fury against you because they were sent by The Master From Whose Hand They Are Fed the manna they now in mechanical recital want you also to share from their mouth. So, they resort to apologism of the most dire sort when explaining, for example, how Balaam's donkey talked to its passenger with a man's voice <i>&quot;that forbad the madness of the prophet&quot;</i>.</font><br />
<font size="2">Christianity shall fail because of these reasons:-</font><br />
<font size="2">It does not speak from honesty, but like a bad apologist it tries to explain with lack of informed reason those doctrines it does not understand by blindly believing dogma and doctrine but failing to exercise the faculties of reason as to why?</font><br />
<font size="2">It practices those very things in its presumption of eternal justification that it seeks converts from, even though you were not even guilty of such error of judgement or morality <b>in the first place</b>, but were merely accused of it.</font><br />
<font size="2">It allows itself what it forbids others: prosperity, freedom, dominion and insolent allegations against those that are safely outside of its scope.</font><br />
<font size="2">It seeks to dominate with the will that which it preaches is free: the will, and in the process removes from its adherents the ability to render careful, sensible thought by substituting it with a form of catatonic concurrence with <i>everything</i> contained in the Holy Bible without being able to justify why.</font><br />
<font size="2">It reduces one to the status of a sheep; that is, one that from henceforth shall unthinkingly follow the flock with the weakness of a puppydog everywhere the flock goes, but never assert itself above the diet of mentorship to which it is doomed to suffer indignity under: the indignity of being educated in the rudiments of an alter ego and an alternate existence than the one for which it was originally born: in short, it has taken or perhaps rather been taken on a detour and is now an ecclesiastical caricature far away from its original intentions and plans which have been gobbled up by the timewasting ethos of congregated correlation with futility.</font><br />
<font size="2">It does not unite people, but rather makes a division with pie-in-the-sky promises to those who will like them drop out of their original courses and aspirations and thenceforth pity the people of the world for their lack of a garment of holiness to cover them while shunning their very universal human rights with its own religious membership sentimentality, as if we are the losers in the Battle of Life.</font><br />
<font size="2">But, with their exception, driven far from those you could call friends, you are expected to eat the offal of mentorship and forever feed on the ashes of their oratory while ruing the day you allowed one of them to claim your potential victory as their own over you and to depose you from your place as king at your own table to an inferior one under their governing authority, something that will extend beyond you to your family and friends until you can call nothing your own because it is now suborned to a higher authority who claim such rights over you.</font><br />
<font size="2">Christianity will fail and splinter as an organised religion because you will recognise it through its facepaint and orange wig and yellow checquered pantaloons for what it is: a monstrous clown from whom you must flee, or else be caught in its butterfly-net and become something you were never born to be: an automative clone that will never sing on equal par in the &quot;fellowship&quot; but will more likely sink into vapid obscurity amidst those that it truly did not at first seek to replace its friends and family with before the serpent spoke.H-ai-l</font></blockquote>

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				<div class="message">Earnest and Young (Item club): &quot;Today's figures provide further evidence that the housing market is set to dip over the coming months&quot;: so voting, is this the same sort of meaningless 'voting' that got an Nazi style Government into Dirt St?<br />
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Empty properties don't pay rates so SERVICES are the key to Council prosperity and we won't get any 'VOTE' on curtailing the huge increases in the delivery of those.<br />
In all fairness it would be a kindness if some contributors simply did not regurgitate the drivel from PR Central Office of our new Dictatorship. <br />
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				<div class="message">I hold no brief for 'Kabul' Brown and have long known he was as mad as a hatter, (my newspaper boozing buddies made themselves scarce when even free air trips with him were mooted) BUT and I do mean But, place your blame on the right shoulders - The denizens of the City of London commited TREASONOUS felony upon the CROWN, the Queen's Government and the people of this country, The details have been published<i> ad naseum</i> and yet there are no prosecutions: is it because they were advised by Chancery crooks that they were able to conceal and avoid prosecution so long as nobody knew what they were doing - which was, as Barclays claimed SUCCESSFULLY IN COURT, their Intellectual Property. So a note to all conspiring to commit a felony: tell the court the plan is your IP. Send your gratefull donations to:</div>
			
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				<div class="message">quite correct, they were individually elected and failed to achieve a majority to form a government, it is in this way that we the 'voters' showed that we were unconvinced that cameron, clegg nor brown were acceptable as leaders of the country. <br />
They then unilatterly formed a coalition which we were excluded from ratifying, and there is substantial reason to believe that the glipdems rank and file had they been aware of the true details of the agreement, would not have accepted it. I wonder what would have been the reaction if it had been a coalition between the torys and the bnp, would we have supinely laid down as we have now, and accepted it. The electorate have been disenfranchised via a tottally illegal constraint agreement. almost exactly identical to how Hitler stole power in 1933, The ultimate price we pay is unacceptable as my vote is no longer worth a spit -we have a dictatorship. I have no longer a vote nor do you.</div>
			
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They have increasingly being advised that the country's finances are already ill equiped to stave off the day, month or year of reckoning, as a consequence of the City's criminal activities, and a mountain of worthless deritives (20 TRILLION). Also the pressure of the Real Economy (e.g. increases in food and energy costs) coupled with the monumental destruction of SME's and the working society - are accelerating beyond containment: making it impossible to remedy.<br />
The withdrawal of the Economic Stimulus is financially illiterate and assures that financial meltdown is inevitable sooner rather than later.<br />
Should those who placed themselves, (they were not elected) in a position of responsibility for the management of our economy be alowed to simply walk away when their amatuer financials have collapsed.</blockquote>

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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<blockquote class="blogcontent restore">Let us no longer pretend to ourselves that the illegal constraint agreement known as the coalition are not a bunch of degenerate sociopathic parasites with no regard for the stability of the small or medium trader. It does not take an Einstien to realise that they are now a part of the problem not the solution to a broader developing financial crisis which will massively destablise this country.<br />
The perverted ideals of Toryism, one reason why they were a failure at opposition and why they will fail in a pseudo government, despite almost total integration of the glib dems, is that they incapable of understanding that corporations only prosper at a nations expence. There is more reason to go to war with a corporation than to be at war in Afghanistan. <br />
Old Labour knew this, and screwed them until they screamed,  new labour was was rewriting the political bible, and paid a lot of our money to get f ....d  buying their way into corporate hospitality but alas whores seldom get married, its just a mutually convenient for a short time. The essence of Tory philosophy. The glib dems are only lightweights in this scenario, they will, like labour, regret taking the Tory shilling.<br />
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The Bank of England Stability Report tells us that our City Corporate Bank swindlers are due to have to pay down £800 Billion in the coming months and, as this means they need to rake in some 25/30 billion each month so far the very best they can do is 12 Billion a month - so, forget that life saving loan facility - the lenders are no longer in the lending business, a fact you will painfully discover.<br />
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You, as taxpayer, are now their lender, or donar, most likely, because you will never see any of your money again. This is why we have a desperate scramble for money by the pseudo coalition, a measly 155 Billion would not have needed the wipeout of almost every SME in England.<br />
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			<pubDate>Wed, 30 Jun 2010 20:57:28 GMT</pubDate>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<blockquote class="blogcontent restore">I'm so ****ing sick of fermentation blogging, keeping my mind focused on the topic is infuriating...one second its like one thing then the next moment its something completely different, its getting me agitated. My heart is beating faster and faster, my palms are sweating, my temperature is rising like yeast, the agitation and annoyance spreads, like a bacteria or mold, maybe even like an enzyme in certain circumstances. I curse this contest, this causes me unrest, its not natural...its not <b>fer men t</b>o do these things...its all wrong and outside the rules....<br />
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The world around me hates fermentation blogging, as I continue to write this it annoys and excites the people near me, they get all whipped up and angry and before I know it people are rioting in the streets. Over fermentation! <br />
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Their temperaments bubble over, their acidic spoken bile spills out and burns things, inflaming the situation further. Or farther. Whichever is grammatically correct. Or not. I don't know. Now I'm confused. How can a word so little used in common speech have so many connotations?! How can a blogging contest on a site I no longer frequent catch my attention and ferment my interest so? Is a solid-to-the-touch walking tree from the Lord of The Rings classed as a &quot;Firm Ent&quot;? If said tree was a conifer and recited my previous question back to me could I in turn ponder what the &quot;Fir Meant&quot;? Are frankly pathetic puns based around a ridiculously mundane word part of the rules of this fermentation blogging contest? Could my use of them cause a commotion thereby fermenting the fermentation blogging contest? Would THAT be outside the rules? Would such an example of fermenting the fermented cause the universe to collpase in on itself thereby rendering all words (fermentation-related and otherwise) to simply cease to exist?!<br />
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Are there in fact ANY rules to blogging? Isn't that what blogging is?<br />
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What was the point of this blog? What is the point of any blog? In the absence of meaning do we always turn to the abstract? Does that help, hinder or ferment the situation?<br />
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I have no ****ing idea.<br />
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To be honest I haven't a clue what the Fer I Meant...<br />
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				<div class="message">The US claim, is that they invaded Afghanistan to save it from socio - anarchy, ie terrorists. Well, very laudable of them indeed, it is not often that, without being even asked, such an effort and expenditure is made for even a friendly power but, notwithstanding the fact that Afghanistan was the most unlikely country in the world to which the American people would want to expend their billions and childrens lives, the warwagon was hitched up and, to the bewilderment of most sane people, unwanted military aid arrived per pony express.<br />
There is only one big problem with this unwanted largesse, the socio anarchists don't play according to script, they have now turned a civil conflagration into the anarchy of religious war - and no military general staff, particularly US, have the slightest understanding OF THE AMBIGUITY of religious war. These people are not any longer in the market place for bartering ideas and principles: they have donned the <i>'malgre'</i> - the hair shirt, and no compromise other than total annihilation will suffice. As usual the UN is silent.</div>
			
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			<title>Never mind what we said ..... Just pay up</title>
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			<pubDate>Tue, 29 Jun 2010 13:47:32 GMT</pubDate>
			<description>A European Princess on being courted by Henry was said to have replied that if she had two heads she would gladly put one at the Kings disposal. 
 
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I would, were I the happy incumbent of two incomes, be pleased to place one at the disposal of Droopy and his illegal constraint agreement - coalition. Unfortunately, unlike politicians, I have only one income and you have had as much of this as I can spare without actually starving to death. <br />
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The speculation, profiteering and outright financial theft by the finance industry have left the majority of the people of this country in much the same fiscal poverty and, coupled with the crippling exploititive taxations which are being slithered across the income spectrum are an extremism too far for us to tolerate.<br />
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Already the people have realised that you are the same incompetant crooks, this is not harsh - you did fiddle your expences - and once a thief etc.. as the last lot, just dogs with a different name and, those of us who still might have something worthwhile to do for our country, are progressively taking steps to ensure that we are not further exploited.</blockquote>

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There is only one big problem with this unwanted largesse, the socio anarchists don't play according to script, they have now turned a civil conflagration into the anarchy of religious war - and no military general staff, particularly US, have the slightest understanding OF THE AMBIGUITY of religious war. These people are not any longer in the market place for bartering ideas and principles: they have donned the <i>'malgre'</i> - the hair shirt, and no compromise other than total annihilation will suffice. As usual the UN is silent.</div>
			
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			<pubDate>Wed, 23 Jun 2010 10:09:18 GMT</pubDate>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<blockquote class="blogcontent restore">The 'surah' exhorts the Faithful to slaughter, vengence and death, which is exactly what this illegal Constraint Agreement has allowed the two most incapable people in the country, to inflict their ignorance of financial management upon an electorate, who did not vote them into office. As, even, the Financial Ed. of The Eve. Standard, a paper not noted for supporting other than Tories, points out, the City has contributed nothing back from the Trillions of pounds they have conned from the people of this country and a measly 2 Billion PA will be made up by more charges upon account holders. It is in fact a green light to carry on stealing, when what was necessary was the amputation of a financial plague. Who would not pay this small sum for the license to steal a thousand times more. A nd, a footnote from The Treasury, says they may negotiate the 2 Billion UNDER UNDEFINED CIRCUMSTANCES.<br />
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			<pubDate>Sun, 13 Jun 2010 20:09:49 GMT</pubDate>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<blockquote class="blogcontent restore">The book '777' by Aleister Crowley has a lot of numerology in it, but I am looking for anything he may have heard 'from the other side' and I daresay The Book of the Law which was apparently dictated to him by a higher, exalted being known to him only as Aiwass was filtered through the usual human channels of personality and make-up. By that I mean AC's.<br />
If I am wrong, forgive me Aiwass, and all the gods with Thee!<br />
W.B.Yeats' poetry is a good place to go to for more knowledge and stuff like those &quot;dark Satanic mills&quot; that Blake wrote of. I show the deepest interest in the dark subject matter of such sages, while not digressing from my prime intent: that of entering upon politix as early as possible and thereby purchasing to myself a foothold in the annals of history with such people as Wellington and Napoleon, Churchill and Hitler, Alexander and Darius, Labour and Conservative, et al. By the time I progress thru the faculties of academia I wish to bring a wholly fresh approach upon the politico-economic scene, with my resolutions to world problems wholly in synch with the understandings and needs of the times. The power of my policies shall be greater than Hitler's but not malevolent, and I shall with the fruition of my cabinet be heralded and acclaimed as the One who brought peace and multilateral disarmament to the nations, with a military contingency plan in reserve granting stability and security to those under its 'umbra' (canopy), and the resolve of economic difficulty-preventing collapse (like an unstable and hastily-erected house of cards on shaky principles would).<br />
Could some sort of indigenous infrastructure be built in every respective country, and then all connected to make one whole? A common currency must evolve, but I do not want to do this with merely sterling or the euro, but to phase out metal and paper coinage in favour of electronic transfer-transactions, making a technologically-efficient cross-communicative cross-exchange system of a faster and more reliable global economy. If one country suffers the whole suffer-a feasible policy? Only if we are all mutually conjoined and supportive comunally in a worldwide Brotherhood, where each feeds the other that is lacking. This would require less privatisation and more public domain ownership of utilities such as spending under a main governing body. This might lead to a neo-communism that would work, provided that the world becomes one mass whole of many sum parts that operate equally, co-dependently, so many sectors or divisions being governed (like as continents) throughout the world. These sectors would each require their own co-ordinator, administrator, etc, and come under their own seperate heads, but all governed from one Upper Level position somewhere in the world. It must be allowable for the location of this central HQ to be movable at will and of necessity such as because of climate change, if under attack or for any other convenience. The aforementioned would all be to form one mass governing body acting like a civil government but controlling the world and its resources, making sensible decisions that the presence of democracy can sometimes frustrate thru disharmony or indecision, and with power eventually being transferred from national governance to international, and so forth, bringing the nationals together into the formation of one completely whole body that governs the world (including those nations outside of our scope in the same way that the UN tries to do today).<br />
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<b>Competency Policy</b><br />
These members would be changeable, on certain basies of that they were incompetent, or proved incomp. in the process of undertaking ventures on behalf of the whole plan, and contingency members-subsidiaries-would be in place.<br />
Like in the EU, there would be a rotary system whereby a new intra-electoral rep could rule for a term before being eventually replaced by another. But the problem from this that might arise is that if the present governor proved worthy or exceptional, the system could suffer without them when their term expires, and moreso if the person who replaces them proved inferior. Therefore a COMPETENCY POLICY, not a rotary-term, basis for rule would be the more convenient solution.<br />
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Given the right circumstances and freedom, I could put a government together much faster and better than Hitler's, and whereas Hitler's ideas might have been bricks held together by mortar, mine would be held together by iron and steel, much like the protective armour-plated shell of the Roman 'tortoise'. I would also attempt to avoid the static or stationary, and allow for fluidity for the purpose of reforms and the like.<br />
I will now relate here what, like other pronouncements or prophecies about me, seem to have been addressed to me 3-4 times in as many months. It is from the Book of Daniel, and regards the statue in the vision of Nebuchadnezzar in Daniel 2:31-33,38.<br />
&quot;Thou, O king, sawest, and behold a great image. This great image, whose brightness was excellent, stood before thee; and the form thereof was terrible.<br />
This image's head was of fine gold, his breast and his arms of silver, his belly and his thighs of brass,<br />
His legs of iron, his feet part of iron and part of clay...<br />
And wheresoever the children of men dwell, the beasts of the field and the fowls of the heaven hath he given into thine hand, and hath made thee ruler over them all. Thou art this head of gold.&quot;<br />
I keep feeling I am being told upon reading it, approx. up to 3 times now that:<br />
&quot;Thou art this head of gold.&quot;<br />
&quot;And after thee shall arise another kingdom inferior to thee...&quot; is in the following verse, Daniel 2:39.<br />
This is true because, when I am being addressed thru it by the Divine Presence, it seems to resonate with me that like Nebuchadnezzar, I am &quot;that head of gold.&quot; All I could decipher from this then was that I or my time would be more excellent in understanding and character than that of my contemporaries or that which is to follow, because I am supra-knowledgable, or have the potential to attain thereto, supine in excellence, for one of my calibre and status can process and memorize to an amazing extent the knowledge to which I apply myself, and am capaciously available of an intelligently advanced ability to comprehend, e.g. scientifically, what others like me cannot. I am also psychic and have the gifts of telepathy, ESP and precognition. I can think to process info and organise it in my mind like a more primitive computer, do rapid calculations when shopping for the best deals (incl.weight, volume and discount/price comparisons before totalling it all myself at the checkout) and can come up with designs for, say car engines without the prior textbook knowledge. I have an almost impeccable command of language when wanting to eloquently convey an idea in, say a speech. In writing, I sometimes have to throw in a few mistakes on purpose just to seem human. (This is not a cop-out.) I have an almost supernatural ability to describe from deduction things that might be true or accurate without my prior knowledge. My understanding of human nature, philosophy and science in part is becoming deeper and more detailed. I have diplomatic qualities when I choose to use them, and if I gave a speech I would possibly hold the audience spellbound like Hitler did.<br />
If granted the opportunity, I could disassemble and assemble and organize a hierarchical government structure and have it working to required needs in no time.<br />
I think I may possibly have the ability to tap into another person's locum e cerebrum via his or her neuro-electrical thoughtwave processes or thru his spirit. If I was engaged in a psychic duel (which I have been a number of times) like you see at the end of the science-fantasy film SCANNERS, after the initial setback for approx. 20% of the battle's duration, I would undergo a powersurge and overcome my telepathic opponent (all this has actually happened) and win! I believe I also have the power of thought manipulation in the target's mind.<br />
Enough of me, however, but as long as I project a goal to achieve beyond them, I see most obstacles as chaff now. So if was ambitious to embark upon a career move, I would consider it a subnormally light thing to fulfil the necessary quota, that is more than one course subject at , say college, provided the fires of ambition continued to burn and carry me through, along with my love of learning, reading and knowledge.<br />
The only downside that would cause me to doubt is the time. That is why I am impatient to get on it, and frustrated when things hold me back from doing what I want to do and would otherwise excel at. Like my Nemesis the System's. More on the System at some later date.</blockquote>

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I now believe we do: <br />
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The City with the agreement of the  BOE, FSA and other Regulators, withheld disclosure of what they were devising, <br />
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It is evident that we have been swindled, the people of this country have cause for the largest class action of its kind in history, and I would like  anyone wishing to discuss an action for full restitution to please contact this site.</blockquote>

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Unfortunately, there are many assumptions about where the 'Camp' Palestinians originated. What was in the camps were 'the scum of the desert', not my words but Glubb's, recruited to murder and pillage what was believed to be a weak and unarmed newly, UN Legitimised, Israel, and abandoned on the Israeli borders when this failed. No Arab country would take any responsibility for them. Thus, was the myth created, a myth which has become a truism to suit a perverted politique. As the apple never falls too far from the tree, like their fathers and grandfathers, this lazy shiftless camp population now insist they are Palestinians but they have never lived or worked in Palestine. And, a great percentage of the US money you decry, has fed them for 60 years, you will note the lack of gratitude for this over generous welfare by the sheer enthusism they show in murdering young US soldiers.</div>
			
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Droopy, may be the Illegal Constraint Agreements Leader but not the Prime Minister of England. The media have had instructions to call him PM but this is an obvious ploy to make us accep what is not fact.<br />
And, Cleggy therefore can forget his make believe Deputy Prime Ministership it is as false as the 'Coalition'<br />
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				<div class="message">Palestinian Land - Palestinian Land? This is a myth, there was no such thing. If you believe the stories they tell each other, and those gullible enough to listen, about how much land each lying nomad claims he owned, Palestine would be 100 times the size of India. Before the First World War this was the Ottoman Empire and before that the Byzantine Empire, none, except Turks, could own land. The Jews bought the land they live on which is a lot more legal then the imaginary ownership of the Nomadic Bedu. Arabs. This is just a gangster land claim financed by Popes and Muslim interests who have ever hated the Jewish Religion, a religion invented to relieve the burden of slavery, and imitated by Christians and Muslims for less honest purposes.<br />
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Only a short time has elapsed since the Business Model for 'betting the whole pot' by buying super size, seemingly risk free, but generally pigs in a poke US Companies, has proven to be a disaster. <br />
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The cost of this failed nutters escapade will reach over a £ Billion of our money: more than any business or investor should be exposed to without clearence from the Board of Directors and the shareholders. It does appear that nothing has been learned from the destruction of our countrys wealth, either by the Politicians nor the Regulators.<br />
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There is a smell of Vatican Pork wafting around Whitehall about this, particularly when it is also gazetted that HM is not attending the Commonwealth games in Oct. just when the Vicar of Perversion is expected to scuttle across the border. Orange Order leaders take note: we may need a writ from Derry.</blockquote>

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With the highest Gross Public Social Expenditure in the world @ 41%: against USA 15.9%: and an annual outflow of over £300 Billion from immigrants remitting money to their countries of origin. An increase in taxation for industry workers would simply hasten our spiral to Default by destroying jobs with export potential and adding to the unemployment social fund.<br />
The reality is that only State and Local Gov. employees are eligible candidates for job cuts as their salaries and   taxes are paid from state funding funding in the first place and making them redundant would save over 80% in salaries.  <br />
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I caught that little schmok wearing my Bullingdon Tie in the cabinet office this morning. I kept sthum for the sake of our dodgy Constraint Agreement but, Sammy is getting near the boiling point and muttering about 'staying with Daddy for a while'. She says, that living in that grotty Victorian nightmare two up and two down, so as to con the peasants that we were 'just like them'... God forbid, was one thing, but having those two Putney ikes loungeing around 10 Dirt St. is inhibiting her Royal friends. I did think that stuffing them in a time share in the country would do the trick but, these two are thicker than thick and can't take a hint, so I will have to come up with some other move. Oh well, it was not for nothing that I was known as the chief slitherer at Eton.<br />
Otherwise, all goes well with my conquering of England, Queenie is so doddery that she now thinks I am the King and it was all I could do to stop her courtesying to me in front of that lot of news s....ts the other day. That would really have upset Murdochy san he is still under the illusion that I am his lost bas....trd son.<br />
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So, why are we paying for it yet again?<br />
Thatcher did it, despite being advised to the contrary, Labour did it, because they are idiots as well as crooks, and now the Newcol. are doing it because they know we are too feeble and stupid to do anything about it. We are willing serial financial fraud victims and thr really chilling thing about it is that we seem to enjoy the deprivations, unemployment, starvation, abuse, loss of humanity and homelessness. Good for you boys and girls keep on applauding your favourite financial crook and his political partners, all the way to the torture chamber.</blockquote>

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				<div class="message">What pathetic excuse Clegg offers for  a &quot;breakdown&quot; in talks with Labour, his sell out to Cameron was already a done deal before he ever spoke to them. He couldn't wait to put his signature to it.<br />
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The smell of the crumbs of a morsel of power and the ministerial perks that go with it was enough Lib Dem leadership  betray their principles and the principles of their members. The Lib Dems are finished as serious political party, as their leaders  are prepared to throw their lot in with the Tories for minor seats at the table.  They have been  absorbed  into the Tory party machine.I believe  Lib Dem members will split into factions at the next General Election as the party they belonged to no longer exists.<br />
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The debates: Nick Clegg &quot;The Tories are linked up with a load of right wing nutcases in the EU&quot;.  Now the Lib Dems are also linked up with them.<br />
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Clegg: 6bn worth of cuts  to be made by the Tories this year would be &quot;a disaster for Britain which could send the economy into a double dip recession&quot;. He's now seen the light and has been transformed into a slash and burn convert.<br />
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He's sold his party out for 30 pieces of silver and over the next few years he will have reaped what he's sown.<br />
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				<div class="message">So then no party obtained a conclusive mandate for their policies and such a coalition as we have now is the logical way forward, your just peeved off your party couldn't muster enough dignity to compromise. Perhaps if they hadn't been courting (and blatantly ignoring) the fears of the senior civil servants and LISTENING to what people outside their little power bubble were saying they might still be in power. How ironic that they offer voting reform to the liberals and yet in the very scenario of PR voting they are unable to deal with their closest political allay. What does that tell you?? <br />
Explain to me how 18 years of Tory government was worse than the 13 years of Labour's.  Because as far as I can tell Labour are incapable of admitting mistakes and subsequent failures, the Tories have at least showed they will look at issues where maybe their thinking was wrong, or that the Liberals have a better policy and therefore implement that. It is dangerous for any party to assume they are right all the time, Labour tried 13 years of insatiable spin to project this image, the rubble that is being excavated is enormous...</div>
			
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NOW THAT Nick Clegg, <i>pictured above</i>, is the captain of the Conservative 2nd XI he will, no doubt, want to do what so many of the heads of private companies and former publicly owned utilities have done before and rebrand his rag-bag of a political army.<br />
After all the name Liberal Democrats scarcely does justice to the important role the party is taking in today’s political scene.<br />
He could start with a new name. That would be near-certain to send the poll ratings upwards. How about Tory Lites. Modern, accurate and simple, could be attractive?<br />
Or the more formal The Reserve Conservative and Unionist Party of Great Britain and Northern Ireland - the trouble is that would have to add the modern warning - May contain nuts, so might end up being a bit of a mouthful.<br />
Tories U Like would be friendly and would slightly distance them from their less attractive coalition partners. <br />
These days any product worth serious marketing has to be gluten free, add those words to the party name? It’s a thought, certainly the party contains no wheat but there is an awful lot of chaff so that one might not be a starter.<br />
If they really want to appeal to the younger voters there is one that they could keep up their sleeve until the two component parts of the partnership get just a bit closer, if that is possible. The Brotherhood of Moan might well say it all.<br />
Well there’s a few ideas for them. I expect that when it comes to doing it for real they will hire a hideously expensive agency to do the job for them. It’s their money to waste as they see fit but I have offered them a few helpful tips - worth thinking about anyway.</blockquote>

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All of this political jargon about, stable government,  our need to reduce The Deficit, return to prosperity, get the country back on its feet is exactly the same guff as every psuedo dictator spews out to the downtrodden masses: who, even if such a miracle were to occur, would not get to change their miserable existences by an iota. Those of us, who did slightly better ourselves, mostly through hard toil and economy, have already seen the little we had subsumed into the crooked greedy maw of predatory local and central government, gleefully aided by our brave city warriors who will valiently battle for every penny you don't owe them.<br />
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A great number of us, ordinary people, will be shredded of everything we own, our dignity even ours and our childrens humanity over the next decades, in order to protect the wealth of a few. What do we care if the pound plummets, we have little of them left, what do we care if our financial reputation in the world is not perfect, whose is, what do we care about financial organisations, who have swindled us for years, let them find their own salvation as we must: and, finanally what do we give a toss for about stinking politicians and their aspirations. We know by now that they don't care a shag about us.  <br />
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Apart from that there seems to be precious little difference between the lot of them. The leaders of the main parties, those seeking to be the leaders of the main political parties and the close associates of the leaders of the main political parties all look the same, have similar voices and mouth the self-same platitudes at the drop of a television station cheque.<br />
Nick Clegg and David Cameron are complete and utter duplicates of each other. The brothers Miliband, Ed Balls and Andy Burnham do not possess a spark of character or personality between the lot of them and could almost be clones of Cameron and Clegg. Each and every one of them could cross the floor of the house, join another party and carry on giving exactly the same addresses and interviews and nobody would notice. <br />
There’s a thought - David Cameron as leader of the Labour Party. He wouldn’t have to trim his sails by a centimetre would he? In just the same way Andy Burnham could have the Tories eating out of his hand inside a week and not change a thing.<br />
I reckon there must be a factory somewhere knocking them out. The designers are all working to a blueprint that should have been thrown away when Tony Blair gave up but somehow got placed on the wrong pile of documents.<br />
The modern trick of those at the top of politics is to say nothing but, at the same time, make lots of noise. So we get a littering of ‘enpowerments’, ‘deliveries’ and ‘connecting with the publics’ in everything they almost spout on the basis that if you say nothing you will upset no one.<br />
And then into this clique of identikit puppets come an outsider, Diane Abbot. She doesn’t look like the others, she doesn’t sound like the others and she has views and ideas that are all her own and owe nothing to think tanks or focus groups - she doesn’t stand a chance.</blockquote>

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It might well be full-blown dong-dong like those we saw over Europe a few years ago or it might be a minor affair such a tiff in the tearoom over who has got the cleanest moat, should lady’s slippers be called mules or will the Eton Wall Game be declared and Olympic sport but they do like a bit of a Barney amongst themselves.<br />
So no more than a week in office and having only just got used to the feel of the carpet of the chamber under their feet and they’re at it all ready.<br />
This time it is all about exactly who can attend meetings of the 1922 Committee. <br />
Throughout recorded history, across the near-countless decades of parliamentary chronicles and since the days before the invention of the mobile telephone - in fact since, strangely enough, 1922 the committee had been the sole preserve of the rank and file foot soldiers of the Tory Party’s Westminster cohort during their spells in government.<br />
Now the lad Cameron wants to change all that and insists that the prefects be allowed into meetings of the fourth form common room.<br />
Some of the old sweats, members who have got their knees brown and their numbers dry, are a bit miffed about this, seemingly, heavy-handed approach and have told him, in the politest possible terms, to sling his hook.<br />
Not a job for the United Nations or even ACAS; in fact more of a storm in a glass of halfway decent Port but a row for all that. Something is brewing and there is more discontent bubbling away just below the surface.<br />
Before long plotters will be meetings, coded messages will be being sent and knives will be sharpened. So what’s behind it all? What is the row really about? Backbench power, or lack of it, probably, but time will tell. It will come out in the wash and be soon forgotten, these things always are. But it didn’t take them long to get started at each other, did it?</blockquote>

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			<title>The need for a New Economic Vision, not just for India but at the global level</title>
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			<pubDate>Wed, 19 May 2010 16:46:05 GMT</pubDate>
			<description>The recent spate of attacks by the naxalites/maoists (in India) has once again triggered a debate on how to deal with naxalism. There is no doubt...</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<blockquote class="blogcontent restore">The recent spate of attacks by the naxalites/maoists (in India) has once again triggered a debate on how to deal with naxalism. There is no doubt that the law of the land should be obeyed. Any misgivings about the policies of the state have to be expressed in a democratic manner. It is not possible to correct the economic distortions in the society through violence, as the naxalites seem to believe.<br />
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While the government of the day has to fulfill its constitutional obligation of preserving law and order, it would be prudent to take a more detached view of the entire matter. It is necessary to understand the root causes behind the naxalite discontent and avoid a piece-meal approach to the problem. The phenomenon of the perpetual poverty in rural areas and the growing rich-poor divide is actually worldwide. In this process one has to go into the fundamentals and take a universal view of matters.<br />
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First let us understand the current economic system prevailing in most of the developed and the developing countries including India. What is the meaning of development and progress that is understood by an average family? To be able to fulfill the worldly needs starting from basics like living in a comfortable house and to be able to buy whatever is needed in day-to-day life. This is the model accepted at the family, social and national levels thus forming the basis of the prevailing economic system at the global level. <br />
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It is assumed that such a materially oriented life would bring wellness (or happiness), which is only partly true. In reality the feeling of wellness comes from within oneself. One feels happy when there is fulfillment of the 'inner being'. However wellness is mistakenly thought to arise from external objects. Knowingly or unknowingly, everyone is drawn into a similar pattern of thinking. The economy of a nation is, as a result, cast in this mould. The global economic mechanism has been structured so that such a development model is sustained. It is presumed that for healthy economics, the demand for goods (or services) and the growth rate of GDP (Gross Domestic Product) need to be kept up. <br />
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Apart from making wellness to be dependent on externals, such a materially oriented model has proved to be socially divisive. Since the emphasis is on the GDP, the less productive sectors are down the list of the government’s priority. Consequently, by design, there is little prospect for inclusive growth and prosperity. People are forced to migrate towards cities where economic activity is more rewarding. Thus rural areas remain impoverished while urban areas face the problem of overcrowding and pollution. It is easier for the rich to become richer and the rich-poor divide gets accentuated. Social tensions worsen.<br />
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To sustain this kind of materialistic development, there is over-exploitation of natural resources with ecological factors getting sidelined. Environmental degradation with build up of green house gases leading on to imminent disastrous climate change is a direct result of such a development model.<br />
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Even if individuals decide that such a materialistic development model has failed to provide wellness and are prepared to embrace a wiser model, it would be difficult to put it in practice since the national and global economies have to be restructured. Continuing to use the GDP as the chief index of economic development is misleading. It does not reflect the actual fulfillment that people get out of life. While society may need one thing, the government will be doing another thing based on the GDP, which is a deciding factor in framing policies and programs. A new economic index that is centered on wellness rather than material growth needs to be adopted by governments to reframe their policies and programs. GNW or GNH (Gross National Wellness/Happiness) is an index that would fit this requirement.<br />
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GNH has been studied systematically by Med Yones, who speaks of seven kinds of wellness: Economic, Environmental, Physical, Mental, Workplace, Social and Political wellness. In his own words:  &quot;While the proposed new GNW or GNH metric may not be all-inclusive or provide a perfect measure, the consideration of the above parameters is a good start when creating a new metric for the measurement of socioeconomic development and policy management&quot;. For example when the govt. assesses the worth of a new or existing scheme to generate employment opportunities, its real worth can be assessed in terms of its impact on the seven kinds of wellness mentioned above as opposed to the value merely in terms of its contribution to the GDP.<br />
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Compared to an indicator that measures only the economic aspect of wellness, an indicator that takes a comprehensive view of wellness is superior and closer to reality. While managing the economy of a family, the father and mother would be concerned with the education, health and overall development of their children and not merely with providing for their material needs.<br />
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Thus it would be in the fitness of things and conducive to humane growth and development that GNH or GNW, a new comprehensive index for socioeconomic growth and development is adopted at the national (and global levels). The naxalite problem in India and similar social tensions in other countries are symptomatic of an unsatisfactory economic system.<br />
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By opting for the new economic system based on an enlightened view of wellness, India (and the world) would be rescuing itself from an economic system that is built on false premises and ensure sound socio-economic development as well as peace and harmony.</blockquote>

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			<title>Anyone want to be leader?</title>
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			<pubDate>Tue, 18 May 2010 16:13:39 GMT</pubDate>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<blockquote class="blogcontent restore">THE MEMBERS of the Parliamentary Labour party are fighting to reach the door in their desperate attempts to avoid being handed the job of leader.<br />
Like a risk of lobsters being asked which one of them wants to be slung in a pan of boiling water and then eaten rather than staying on the sea bed clowning around with his chums the MPs are lining up to say, “please sir, not me sir”.<br />
As I write Alistair Darling, Jack Straw, Harriett Harman, Yvette Cooper, Alan Johnson and Jon Crudas have all made their excuses and said “not on your nelly”.<br />
So what is it about the job that all apart from the brothers Miliband find so repellent? The pay and perks are pretty good, there’s a chance to be on the television frequently and to be photographed for the papers, then there’s a fairly decent weekend home thrown in. Just the sort of cushy number you might imagine any ambitious middle-aged layabout would think to be right up his, or her, street.<br />
Not a bit of it though. It looks as they are going to be a bit short of candidates and some of what they do get might well be a load of Balls.<br />
Did Gordon ‘Mr Growser’ Brown leave such as poisoned chalice behind him that none dared pick it up?<br />
It begins to look that way. Yet things can’t be that bad, as things stand the new incumbent could well be in with a fair chance of becoming Prime Minister the very next time the music stops playing. It is early days yet, of course, but the coalition of clowns running the show at the moment are set for a fairly stormy passage on the course to the mass-mailings of false hopes and vague promises we are earnestly assured will be in five years time.<br />
Time was when they would have been fighting for the top spot. Yes gouging, clawing, biting, hitting below the belt, libelling, slandering and slaughtering in their efforts to become the man on the steps of Number 10 waving to the adoring band of press photographers across the road.<br />
Yet this time around there is not even a ripple of interest from, what these days pass for, the heavyweights of the party.<br />
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JUST IN CASE THIER ARE ANY WARBLES ABOUT THIS  DICTATORSHIP FROM THE 'BARMY ARMY', A NEW 'BULL' IS NOW PUBLISHED WHICH NEGATES THEIR OBJECTIONS. EVEN IF THEY LEAVE OUR DICTORSHIP ALLIANCE IT WILL NOT AFFECT OUR DICTATORSHIP.</blockquote>

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			<title>Gissa job guv</title>
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			<pubDate>Sun, 16 May 2010 05:42:50 GMT</pubDate>
			<description>NO DOUBT if Nick Clegg lost his job as leader of the Liberal Democratic Party there would be a great future for him modelling the products on the...</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<blockquote class="blogcontent restore">NO DOUBT if Nick Clegg lost his job as leader of the Liberal Democratic Party there would be a great future for him modelling the products on the front of knitting patterns. He has that sort of look, don’t you think?<br />
In just the same sort of way Little David Cameron could make a living, of sorts, as a fishmonger - I can just see his cherubic little face beneath a boater hat handing over a “really nice portion of haddock madam”, as he deftly wrapped his wares in a sheet of recycled newspaper. None of our politicians has to do their jobs. Most of them could get proper ones if they tried a bit, they might be amazed at what they could turn their hands to.<br />
Take that Theresa May, well I certainly would rather not, don’t you think that she is blossoming nicely into the archetypal pub landlady? She would be the sort that would take no nonsense and would sit at the end of the bar on a high stool, knees crossed, ruling the roost whilst slowly sipping at a gin and tonic. Of course, she would need a husband who wore a double-breasted blazer, suede shoes and addressed his male customer as “squire” but she would prove a natural.<br />
The brothers Miliband do not immediately bring an occupation to mind. It is always possible that politics is the only solution for a pair so patently unsuited for anything respectable. Certainly, they are not the sort you would allow in the front door or anywhere that is carpeted.<br />
I suppose that at a push they could take up employment as undertaker’s mutes, both have that sallow and sullen look that would add to the perpetual mournful look that so becomes the calling. Of course, they might be so good at it that they would frighten the horses but there are possibilities there.<br />
Without doubt the thought of the easy money, the effortless winning of publicity and the constant fawning of those even less talented than themselves has attracted many, or most, of our politicians into their present disreputable way of life.<br />
There is hope for some of them. They could be saved from their foolishness and guided into productive and honourable livings. Perhaps we should start a fund to help rehabilitate habitual politicians. Above all it is themselves that they need saving from.</blockquote>

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			<title>Goodbye Liberals?</title>
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			<pubDate>Sat, 15 May 2010 05:02:02 GMT</pubDate>
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				<div class="message">EVERYTHING is looking absolutely rosy in the all-new and brightly shining Conservative-Liberal coalition. Well at this early stage it would, wouldn’t it?<br />
But judging from the dire warnings coming from everyone involved from the Prime Minister down to the man who sweeps out the Liberal Hall in Yeovil they are going to take the type of budgetary decisions that will make them as popular as a couple of cheap tarts in the royal enclosure at Ascot.<br />
Taxes will rise, other things will have new taxes slapped on them and they might even be forced into the novel notion of placing a tax on taxes. None of this will play well with the voting public. No more will the types of cuts to public services that we are promised will as swinging as Herod’s slaughter of the first born. <br />
Just a few months down the line the mere words Conservative and Liberal will become the sort that young children get their mouths washed out with soap and water for uttering in the presence of their maiden aunts. The polls will probably start to place them as coming closely behind the party that proposes declaring war on the Channel Islands.<br />
The members of this hotchpotch of a partnership are going to face the prospect of being as unelectable as Nick Griffin would be in Zimbabwe.<br />
Then a bright young man, and the party machines assure us that they both have more of them than an aggressive farmer could shake a stick at during a prolonged drought, will come up with a bright idea “Why” he will ask “are we spending money and expending energy on splitting the vote by standing against each other in the majority of constituencies?”<br />
Since, by that time, the members of the coalition will have no friends other than each other, even their closest families will regard them as pariahs, they will all breath a sigh of utter relief and throw them selves into each others arms one more.<br />
Of course this would only be an alliance and not a conjoining of the two parties. It may well sound familiar and it might just work.<br />
It would start as a temporary electoral pact. “Why should the two members of a ‘successful’ coalition fight each other at the hour of the nation‘s greatest need?“ They will ask. And so, it might come to pass. And then? <br />
They will be on a slope that is both steep and slippery. Is this the beginning of the end for the liberals?</div>
			
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			<pubDate>Fri, 14 May 2010 10:20:09 GMT</pubDate>
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				<div class="message">With Cameron's constitutional change for  getting rid of an unpopular government from 51% to 55% majority he doesn't need the Lib Dems any more they were just window dressing to get him into No10. The total opposition including the Lib Dems can only muster 53%. We have a five year Tory dictatorship to do as they please. <br />
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The naive Lib Dems hungry for the trappings of power plus the grace and favour plush flats and ministerial cars can play at being cabinet ministers to satisfy their own personal egos,  but truth be known they are no longer needed by Cameron to survive in No10. He played them for suckers and they fell for it.b-a-b-y<br />
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			<pubDate>Fri, 14 May 2010 08:58:55 GMT</pubDate>
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				<div class="message">We are in for a five year Tory dictatorship if the Tories end up with a minority government and  the Lib Dems pull out this farce of a coalition. You're so full of pontificating about the democtatic process  don't you think this is the sort of stoke that any cheap political spiv would pull<br />
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The Tories have cynically overturned over two hundred years of parliamentary history practice to hold on to office if defeated by a simple majority vote. We know now, and so do the gullible Lib Dems,[who are really no longer needed except for window dressing] why they were so readily accepted into the Tory lair. It was to enable Cameron to cobble his ad hoc cabinet together to give this outrageous decision a veneer of legitimacy. He doesn't need the Lib Dems any more, job done and dusted.;-|<br />
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I hope there are legal channels that can be used to challenge and overturn this move to subvert true democracy. Everyone can see now that Cameron could have made a living playing the three card trick on a street corner.:cool:<br />
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			<title>A WORD IN YOUR COLLECTIVELY  FAILED POLITICO EARS:  No deals... just get out.</title>
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			<pubDate>Tue, 11 May 2010 09:41:42 GMT</pubDate>
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We don't want any of you! NONE OF YOU HAVE A MANDATE TO GOVERN WHATEVER STINKING PATCH UP DEAL YOU TRY TO STUFF US WITH. <br />
Simply because  your hangars on and, associated brain dead, toadies X MARKED WHERE YOU ORDERED THEM TO, DOES NOT MEAN THAT THE GREATER% OF US WILL ALLOW YOU, LIKE SOMALI PIRATES, TO HI-JACK OUR COUNTRY.<br />
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Stop telling us we need you, stop telling us it is for the good of the country, stop telling us how ONLY  you can save our economy.OUR JOBS, OUR MARRIGES, OUR CHILDREN ETC, ETC. NO SENTIENT PERSON  BELIEVES THAT RUBBISH ANYMORE.<br />
You need our money - we don't, nor ever would, need  pratts like you lot. <br />
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Bog off ! and get an honest job if you could, our wallets are closed to political pickpockets. flying-pig</blockquote>

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			<title>The deal was on the table</title>
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			<pubDate>Sun, 09 May 2010 16:59:36 GMT</pubDate>
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				<div class="message">The fact that Cameron is having to hold his nose and talk to the Lib Dems is because he tried to become a Tony Blair clone. Surrounded by a small inner shadow cabinet clique and &quot;strategist&quot; Big Joke,b-a-b-y Steve Hilton and the Big Society, proves that his flawed judgement in every decision he made  would make him a disaster as Prime Minister. <br />
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The election was his for the taking after 13 years of a Labour government. Ashcroft's millions into the marginals, a rabid anti Labour press [with one exception] a Labour P.M. more derided by the right than Hitler, plus Duffy Gate, three Labour MPs charged over the expences scandal and a one time 20% lead in the polls evaporating mainly because of Osbourne's gaff with the word austerity.<br />
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His problems are far from over even if the Clegg sells the Lib Dems out and opts to support the Tories. Both he and Clegg will both have the grass roots of their parties at their throats. Clegg is a closet Tory and would love to have three seats in a Tory/Lib coalition but is tied to enacting Lib Dem constitutional procedures. Cameron will have Tory hardliners breathing down his neck cursing him for his stupidity and demanding <b>NO</b> to P.R.<br />
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Whichever way this crisis of  forming a government pans out, the Labour party is the winner.  If Clegg goes for Cameron's offer, two years or less  down the line, Labour with a solid block of seats in the commons and a new leader, will be ready for a return bout. With unemployment figures of over 3mn forcast because of immediate Tory slash and burn policies in public services,they will confirm  Labour's prediction about Tory policies were correct, and that as Labour policies were not given a chance to be proved right or wrong they could get the benefit of the doubt.<br />
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On the other hand if Clegg is forced into a coalition with Labour, with Alistair Darling and Vince Cable directing the economy, and Brown agreeing to stand down when we are out of the woods, and a P.R. system  in place it's bye bye forever to single party electoral landslides.  In fact Cameron has unintentionally rescued Labour from a commons wipe out and placed it in poll position for the future.</div>
			
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Droopy: so solly I said all those nasty things about you but the party made me do it,<br />
Clggy: Well Droopy, I have your dongers in the mangle now, what are you going to pay me for a deal?<br />
Droopy: we Nicky my boy, we are really from nearly the same background, Eton would have let you in but, they were being pressured to take those working class yobs at the time, so we we had to be selective. next time around Nicky my boy we will look after a good friend.<br />
Now, how about a deal: I can't publish all we agree, you understand, it may reveal that we have no principles at all. letting the cat out of the bag that were all only innit for the money.<br />
Yer right, is that the way they say it in Eton Droopy?<br />
 course Nicky boy, you see ... I said you were really Eton material, one of us boy! def one of us.  <br />
Cleggy: Yer, well Droopy, When can we see the money, the boys are pressing me for a big payout and they don't trust you like I do?<br />
Droopy: I understand Nicky my boy, it was the same at Eton nobody trusted me,  but just get me into Treasury Nicky Boy and the world is our Oyster card.<br />
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				<div class="message">So money bags Ashcroft's millions didn't desimate Labour, after 13 years our vote held up in our tribal fields and wiped the smirk off of Tory faces. The country didn't buy Big Society bull**** from  Cameron and now his head's on the block with the rabid Tory rank and file looking for blood. Labour stand proud and firm in the face of one of the greatest Tory financial and media driven onslaughts ever experienced in it's history.<br />
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If Clegg does a deal with the Tories in his thirst for  illusory meaningless  power and becomes dish rag to be used by the slash and cut Tories he will become contaminated by the toxic association.I hope he  refuses a full coalition with the Tories or Labour and let the Tories rule as a minority government not opposing the Queens speech and let them enforce their policies.  They have  highest proportion of votes for any single party, so let wingeing Cameron in, loose the reins give them a eighteen months or two years to prove exactly what they're about,  then Labour the Lib Dems should  go for the Tory jugular.Let then hang themselves with their own policies then face the public again.<br />
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Labour has to play this intelligently and not try to force the issue of a coalition with Clegg if his negotiations with Cameron breaks down. It would be a dogs dinner, a mish mash of policies including some Lib Dem hair brained policies rejected by the electorate which would weaken and erode Labour policies to resolve the recession and could end  in Labour unable to take the full action it wanted  to bring us out of recession and an early election keeping Labour out of power for years because of a useless Lib/Lab tie up.<br />
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Let the Tories loose as as minority party and let them do their worst and prove to the British public once and for all what they s stand for. Let loose the reins give them time to expose their utter calousness and unfairness when it comes to looking after the interests of the British people. <br />
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For Labour to try to salve anything out of this stand off would be a mistake, Let labour rest, and let the truth about the Bullingdon boys sink in.D-o-h</div>
			
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For the good of the country ... go hang yourselves.<br />
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				<div class="message">If any one has failed in this general election it's David Cameron. 13 Years of Labour government, an unpopular supposedly universally detested Prime Minister, Ashcroft's millions concentrated into brainwashing voters in marginals,  with the exception of the Daily Mirror, a universally hostile press including Murdoch's Sun personally  attacking   Gordon Brown and rubbishing the Labour  government policies on all fronts, TV pundits scarcely hiding their subtle dislike for Labour,   the expenses scandal  involving three Labour MPs being charged, along with Gordon Browns bigot-gate gaff and the Tories blowing a 20% one time lead in the polls, Cameron lost it.<br />
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If Gordon Brown's job is on the line at least Labour have a more than able replacement to step in immediately David Cameron's job is also under threat.  Maybe not immediately, but when the dust settles, he will be blamed by the Tory elite for the shambles of a dogs dinner of a policy &quot;The Big Society&quot;. The election results show that the  three leaders debates  turned out to be not a policy debating forum but a beauty contest which Clegg won on the beauty bit but turned to dust when put to the vote, with the voters also scratching their heads about Cameron's big society.:confused:D-o-h<br />
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The Tories are now in a hung parliament of their own making with the commons now in total disarray and unable to function until something is cobbled together. <br />
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With the Lib Dems in shell shock with less seats than they last had in the commons their members will be demanding that Clegg makes the best of a disastrous situation and use this possible last opportunity to get some kind of P.R. reform from any deal they make.  This will not be forthcoming from the Tories because it would spell and end to any landslide Tory government of the future. Even if he tries flirting with Cameron for a place in a Tory  administration just  to raise his personal profile and ego, the policies set down by his cabinet and Vince Cable will come into conflict with Tory aims and would cause a rift between Clegg and his party.<br />
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All the results are not yet in but with the Lib Dems [if they are willing] and some minor parties Brown may find a way of forming a government and remaining as P.M..<br />
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This you will say is all conjecture and it is. It seems as though this Mexican stand off,  will take a hell of a lot of negotiations before it's resolved, if ever.</div>
			
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The 'Barmy Army' have no comment.<br />
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We are saying get them out not in, there is no welcome for O.C rejects with loyalities to other cultures, in the Uk any longer. A solution is needed urgently for this displaced horde, we have not the money, the homes nor the inclination to be overwhelmened by these ungrateful rejects of other countries. <br />
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				<div class="message">It seems I got it right when I pointed out in a recent post that Tory fire would be re-directed at Clegg who is now faced with a disgraceful smear campaign which was meant to be  reserved for Gordon Brown and Labour at this point of the election run in. The Tories are pushing the smear button in order to damage Clegg in a squalid and disgusting dirty tricks campaign. The signs of Desperation are creeping in to the Tory campaign and we can expect more of the same over the next two weeks. At least Brown has been given some respite from Tory dirty tricks.<br />
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Cameron when challenged by Brown on free eye tests and free prescription charges for not being in the Tory manifesto, he  petulantly blurted out, &quot;ok we'll keep them&quot;. If you noticed  he stopped Brown abruptly in the middle of a sentence before he got to prescription charges so while pensioner's free eye tests are &quot;guaranteed&quot;  [for how long we don't know,]  there is still a question mark in my opinion over free prescription charges.  I still think that means testing these could be in the pipeline  leaving more than a million OPs whose pensions are  just above benefit qualifying rate paying out large amounts for their medication and loss of essential income.<br />
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What is needed from Cameron is an unqualified promise that these items will remain free not just a throw away knee jerk cocky promise in a debate that was forced out of him. <br />
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Tory council candidate in Poplar was arrested as two men tried to attack Prescott on the hustings, as they tried to push through a crowd of supporters a woman was knocked over and another allegedly punched in the stomach.<br />
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One more debate to go and hopefully the next one will be Cameron's swan song his meaningless Big Society slogan has bombed <br />
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  The three main parties did not not stop it happening. They are frightened to say what is happening now, and if they know and accept it. Then they don’t belong in power . bnp will gain massive support over the coming years unless politicians listen to the real people of this country.</blockquote>

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				<div class="message">Faced with a refusal by the Tories to support any kind of P.R. I would quote the old adage &quot;half a loaf is better  than none as far as the Lib Dems are concerned. Mind you if their surge translated into 100+ seats they may be in a position to force the  full P.R. issue as a condition of accepting a coalition with labour as the Tories so far will have none of it. Except that is, if Cameron was so desperate become PM, does, what he has all through the campaign, change his mind and sell his anti P.R. principles to become PM.<br />
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Mind you I can't see this scenario as the policies of the Lib Dems and the Tories are like oil and water almost diametrically opposed. It's more likely to be a Lib/Lab pact as their policies on the economy are more in tune, or, face another election which I doubt strongly the Lib Dems would want as they would relish the opportunity of shared power after all these years in the wilderness.<br />
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				<div class="message">I have my doubts about the theory that Lib Dem votes would be at the expense of the Tory party. I can't see any Tory voter embracing The Lib Dems love of the EU. After all the Tory party is planning to withdraw from most of the agreements made by previous governments with the EU.<br />
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The reason I say this is that the Telegraph led today with a ringing endorsement of nick Clegg's performance in the debate last night. This tells me the Tories have nothing to fear from the Lib Dems and any votes gained by them would be lost by Labour who have a similar policy towards the EU which would dissipate the Labour vote, a transparently devious ploy by the old blue rag.<br />
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The Lib Dems and Nick Clegg can promise the earth knowing full well that will not be forming the next government. The debate so far  has not been about gritty details of unpopular policies but general outlines of intentions in which Nick Clegg can outline what he wants as he will never be held to account. Even in a hung parliament he would have to tailor his cloth to meet immediate challenges to which ever party he gives his support.<br />
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Cameron seemed shrill and agitated and caught out by the air brushing jibe by Brown and would not answer questions on policing and education when challenged by Brown. His promise to increase spending on the NHS and the elderly [related subjects] contrasts starkly with earlier promises before the campaign to only guarantee to maintain funding for the NHS in his first year in office [a statement now conveniently forgotten]. He is now guaranteeing total support for the full term. This, along with all his other opportunistic policy statement changes through the campaign means that when in office will have a reason to renege on anything he has promised on the pretext that he never new how bad the government books were when he took over.<br />
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Brown surprised me as being unflappable as I thought he may have stumbled somewhere in the debate. In fact he came over as someone at ease and also a reassuring presence. As an incumbent he didn't have the freedom to espouse untried policies of the other two but committed himself well in the first debate.<br />
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All in All it was treated as the first round of a beauty and sound bite contest rather than an in depth political debate. Lets hope the other two to come reveal more unsavory details of what we are likely to expect in the next five years.</div>
			
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				<div class="message">The motley lot of the EU far right parties is about to disintegrate and Cameron if he wins will be forced to eat humble pie by rejoining the the center parties. This is another example of one of his scatter brained b-a-b-y half cocked policies turning to dust.<br />
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This is an example of his total misjudgement in international affairs.  This immature, impetuous, puerile, on the hoof decision made to impress EU sceptics should spell out what to expect of his economic decision making if in office.  <br />
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<blockquote class="blogcontent restore">It seems our government are already sheep being led by Europe who cannot control immigration or the law from Westminster.  Who managed to con the whole country out of a vote .I have even read they have been trying to fix the election through mass immigration. <br />
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  Their are so many racist things happening against the white man and the government know but wont have a debate on anything that goes against the immigrant or there planned future for this country.  I just can’t believe they want to give this country up to Muslim rule or ethnic takeover. But I must be wrong, because they seem so corrupt against this country. <br />
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     I do not want a little India or Pakistan, which we have, growing in our midst. I will never respect anyone who comes to this country and does not embrace all it offers as England as we know it. And will not respect anybody who helps them to try and make it happen. There has to be boundaries in how far they can go in the way they preach. Have their children educated and how many. The cloths they wear, and the law they have to abide by. This is England .we have our way of life. It seems some people need reminding in government.</blockquote>

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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<blockquote class="blogcontent restore">I listen to question time ,watch political programs etc. read papers, and one thing not one politician will talk about is the ethnic cleansing of our towns and cities. no acceptance that its wrong , no acceptance that integration will never happen, no worries that whites have been pushed out of communities and allow a majority of muslims or ethnics to take over . no mention this could be a problem , no mention its not in the interest of the future of our country.and allowing mass immigration to make things even worse. why are these foriegners allowed to dictate to us. they are invaders from another country in disguise.not embracing our culture and life style.taking british jobs. smell the coffee everybody , we will have to fight like mad to beat this infestation of invaders. its right under our noses and nobody is talking about or doing anything about it.there walking all over us. well i tell a lie there is somebody, there called the BNP.keep fighting for the England we know (or knew )and love.</blockquote>

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				<div class="message">Unless Ken Clarke changes his stance on the EU there is going to be a mighty rift in the Tory party. By moving away from the moderate center of the EU Cameron has declared a &quot;war of attrition &quot; on the main members, France and Germany. The Tories have thrown their lot in with the ineffectual ultra right and the  pro Nazi Latvian grouping within the EU<br />
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If Cameron was serious about renegotiating EU membership issues he would have remained in the main moderate grouping and made his case from the inside. His association with and wanting to lead this disparate band of odd balls is sticking two fingers up to the mainstream grouping before any negotiations take place . He  has deliberately alienated them in order to position himself for a confrontation which he hopes will lead to the renunciation of all EU treaties with Britain and start with clean slate to pick and choose the bits he or the Tories want. <br />
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He realises the history of Britain's whingeing, and  nit picking especially under Thatcher, could get the rest of the EU to lose patience with the continuing hassle and decide to cut Britain loose. He and the rest of the sceptics would rather be out than in and if he gets this message across strongly enough, UKIP will be holding their AGM in a telephone box. Ken Clarke is keeping his mouth shut to close ranks before the election I can't see this lasting if the Tories win.</div>
			
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				<div class="message">This Pope is in the same <i>genre</i> as Ashcroft, they seek to lead or influence from behind a shadow. We are actually discussing people who exhibit a DSPD profile ( Popies Nazi past and Ashcroft's Belize antics) it is a given that society should not be be exposed unnecessarily to those who exhibit such Dangerous Severe Personality Disorder traits. <br />
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Popie, as the Catholic Church, has no rights in England and, this is a so - called private visit, why then are we expected to pay for his holidays?</div>
			
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All of those 'false loving' pre- election promises are soon disclaimed as, the electorates misunderstanding as to the meaning and intent of those promised reforms, Anyway they are now mere trivia to our newly elected colossasus who is busy rendering his undoubted genius to his new masters. And, as his form for not honoring his promises to his electors, is developed and honed on the crucible of political reality, he will rise high in the business of Government by deception.<br />
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And so on with the tale:<br />
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The Builders:<br />
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Have strived for thousands of years, through, slavery by the Romans, slavery to numerous Crowns, subjection to religion and Lords of varying kinds, fodder for servitude and lowly paid employment for the Industrial Revolution: plaques, conscripted, often unpaid,  soldiers until not a family in the country ever avoided the loss of vital provoiders even if it were only to support a meagre existentence. <br />
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The population, through all of these trials and travails, with enduring stolidity, simply kepy striving onwards and upwards until it finally, after thousands of years, discovered that it had attained an financial eminence in the world and a standard of living which was the envy of other states. <br />
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And this is when political benevolence becomes Risible.<br />
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Never having been 'Bolters' ourselves we were always welcome for others to come and improve their prospects in our beloved country. We did not understand that none of these hitherto welcome visitors,  ever had any intention of returning to their states with sufficient knowledge to help their own people to develop. No, once they found a country stupid enough to encourage them to pillage all of its wealth, naturally they brought their own kind to enjoy the fest and, pretty soon with the connivence of our political elite who, as usual,were tottally unaware of the later adverse consequences, and the burden of successful economic invasion, which is already financially collapsing our short lived prosperity.<br />
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Soon enough, we will have a minority - majority and all that it entails.<br />
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Why did the 'bolters' not return to their states, we know- do you?<br />
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<blockquote class="blogcontent restore">Are an indication that we, coupled with the Conservative Party, are tumbling into the control of a person who has the pseudo profile of a Master Criminal, with a known history of dangerous and destructive behaviour as often stated by no less than the PM of Belize.<br />
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Every so often, in a political partnership such as is between Cameron and Ashcroft, a startling question needs to be asked, will it be the kingmaker or the king who will rule?<br />
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Let us try to examine the characters: A weak often called greasy, slightly dim and frequently seen as fawning, an evident low achiever unable to display any hint of  leadership potential. The 'hard' man act is more reminicient of a bawling baby than a grown ups disgust.<br />
Ashcroft is better described by his amazing achievements no lack of ability certainly and obviously no scruples.<br />
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So sorry droopy Dave, this is out of your league. My bet is that he may let you run to post the letters.</blockquote>

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Why, you credulousy ask.<br />
Well, no other Country has as litte regulation as UK. in NY they would all be bunkmates with Madoff. And the legal systems in the rest are more Mafia than Chancery.<br />
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No one abandons a Goldmine which is exactly what the City is for its denizens. An Ali - Baba's paradise. <br />
To begin with they enjoy:<br />
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A 25 % tax free share trading allowance, City firms only.<br />
An opaque accounting regulation which allows an otherwise bankrupt Corporation or Bank to claim it is profitable (RBS) and others.<br />
Ministers, who are unable to address their own personal finances, paying taxpayers billions for advice from the very same people who advise and audit the companies the Government is concerned about.<br />
And , a Government who reduce, on a flimsy pretext, the last GDP figures only to claim  a fictional 3% increase on the latest GDP figures. Thus asserting we are out of Recession.<br />
Just who do you Crooks think your fooling? <br />
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A disciplined and single - minded command<br />
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An orderly campaign agenda delivered at sites respected by the different factions. <br />
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Directy controlled unlimited campaign funds<br />
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Preemption intelligence of Oppositions media strategy<br />
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Do exactly the opposite to what your &quot;consultants&quot; are advising you to do. <br />
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In fact do what politicians always do: tell us that we can't survive if you are not caring for us.<br />
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				<div class="message">If the Tories win, News International will have a government that feels in it's debt. Murdoch is now becoming Britain's greatest threat to democracy. An example of the kind of attitude the Murdochs to have towards have to an investigation into the  phone hacking scandal at the News of the World by a parliamentary committee was by saying the committee formed some kind of conspiracy.<br />
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The Murdochs are on a crusade to to establish themselves as absolute the king makers of who rules Britain by virtue of their media power.<br />
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The relationship Between Cameron and the Murdochs has gone much further than the relationship between Murdoch and Blair as both of their ideologies coalesce.<br />
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<a href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2010/feb/28/henry-porter-news-international-murdoch" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Rupert Murdoch's hunger for power is a threat to democracy | Henry Porter | Comment is free | The Observer</a> <br />
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<a href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2010/jan/31/murdoch-paywall-newsday" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">A paywall nobody will notice – because it comes bundled with your satellite TV | Media | The Observer</a> <br />
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<a href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/organgrinder/2010/feb/26/bbc-cuts-online-magazines-6music" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">BBC cuts to 6Music, Asian Network, magazines, web, sport, imports: Still not enough for the Murdochs | Media | guardian.co.uk</a></div>
			
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				<div class="message"><i>'fortemque infortia misi</i>  (t'was I who sent the warrior to war) and this is the legacy for all of the Rotten cowardly Labour Party: and us, the people who allowed it to be done in our name.<br />
You write as though you are a caring man - if this is so - what on earth would persuade you that dishonesty could ever bring about an acceptable compromise for the reputable people of this once proud nation.<br />
If you value your precious party then, for goodness sake clean out your rancid stables and replace your devious traitors with those who have a true English character, but never ask others to be complicit or to forgo their principles as an expediency. <br />
Your party has to go, it is rancid from top to bottom and, no longer has any legitimacy, We, The Working Class, totally disown the labour party: they no longer speak in our name.<br />
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				<div class="message">I agree Labour/Tory policies are overlapping and as far as I'm concerned this has to come to an end.  Blair saw the only way Labour was going to regain power was a move to the right and the main  act that confirmed this was the exclusion of clause 4 from Labour's constitution. Most Labour people desperate to defeat the Tories went along with this after years of Thatcherism. Whether anyone liked it or not Blair was popular the evidence of this was another two clear election victories with the Tories in the doldrums. We were on a roller coaster ride.<br />
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What we didn't expect was the aggressive manner in which Thatchers policies were followed. With Blair so popular and unseatable and unstoppable, we went on a  capitalist white knuckle roller coaster ride which ended as all capitalist white  knuckle rides do in a slump. But this time it was total disaster Thatcher's free market policies  was manna from heaven for the stock exchange dealers and the bankers who's actions spiraled out of control many becoming junkie gamblers and crooks playing the markets with others peoples money and receiving massive bonuses.<br />
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Blair got Labour into office but contaminated the party with the acceptance of the toxic brand of the Friedman/Thatcher ideology of  don't worry, the markets are like water, will always find their own level. The problem is while this is true the human suffering and subsequent fall-out while this occurs is devastating.<br />
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That's very kind of you to acknowledge this but you speak for a very small minority of Tories. With regards to incompetence and dishonesty the Labour party doesn't own  the exclusive rights to these failings as has been seen with the expences scandal and past Tory governments [the brown envelope practice in particular]. However,with  the exception of a half dozen MPs the expences scandal was in my opinion  quite honestly a Telegraph red herring,a hand grenade thrown to do as much damage to the commons  as possible before the election hoping this would be advantagious to the Tories. Past practices and privileges encouraged in a large part by Thatcher who didn't want to be seen as profligate with the tax payer's money by increasing MPs salaries gave a wink and a nod for MPs to regard expences as perks and a part of salaries. The system wasn't right but the majority of MPs saw this in lieu of a justified demand of an increase in salary.<br />
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Labour has had it's fingers burnt and I am sure the majority of it's members in the commons have learned a hard lesson they won't forget, and this is the reason why I am prepared  to back the party in the next election. The only other way would be to vote Tory which for any self respecting Labour voter is not an option as we would eventually be going down the same disasterous road again. It's a two horse race the other parties at this particular moment in time are the also ran.</div>
			
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For example, what is the logic in wanting to catapult a person who, despite having had every advantage in life, at almost middle age, has no singular achievement to his credit. In fact, to the contrary, among his contemporaries the appellation to describe him are, greasy, manipulative and fawning.<br />
Indeed a close observation of his behaviour since his elevation to the leadership of a political party, who need to convince a sceptical electorate of their suitability to  deal fairly and honestly with the governance of a brutally damaflying-pigged nation, would hardly make him a logical choice. Logically, it is more likely the alternative.<br />
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