Sunday, April 01, 2007
Saturday, March 31, 2007
Independence for Scotland
For a while now we have been displaying the Union Jack (good 
enough for me) on the side of the page and wondering whether 300 years of Union would outlast 10 years of Nu Labour.
Looking forward to the Scottish Assembly elections it seems
entirely feasible that the breakup of the Union may indeed be a distinct possibility.
It strikes me as ironic that a Government hell bent on forcing integration on the British public cannot even claim the successful integration of the English and Scottish people after 300 years!
Still, as an Englishman who has seen his country ravaged under Nu Labour, having seen my taxes being used to pay for services that are available only in Scotland I have changed my mind. As simple as that. If the majority in Scotland want independence, and at the same time remove Nu Labours mandate in England and Brown' "right" to be Prime Minister, then fine.
Goodbye and good luck.
Two Hundred Thousand Asylum Seekers to get Amnesty
Up to 200,000 asylum seekers will be allowed to remain in Britain because Home Office officials admit they will never be able to track them down.
The extraordinary amnesty is the latest embarrassment for Home Secretary John Reid, who has staked his reputation on his pledge to make the department 'fit for purpose'.
So says the article in the Daily Mail: Nu Labour Failure - Again
Home Office officials also stated that 18,000 immigrants are set to be deported because they have committed crimes in the UK.
18000 immigrants - a quarter of the prison population, 25%.
A Home Office spokesperson said: "We remain confident that we will be able to clear the entire current legacy of cases by July 2011."
2011 - 4 years from now, and yet still they come!
John Reid has staked his reputation on his pledge to make the department fit for purpose. Where to start! The only reputation Mr Reid has is the one he shares with the rest of the reckless, duplicitous, anti-British traitors and liars that riddle this Government and NU Labour at all levels.
And as for embarrassment, don't make me laugh. When will people wake up to the fact that nothing embarrasses these people; they don't care about what you think of them, they don't care what you think of their policies, they don't care what you think of what they have done to your country, they don't care about you at all, not even the tiniest bit.
Nu Labour may have already caused irreparable damage to this country, and yet where are the voices of opposition? Looking to Cameron or Campbell for any sort of opposition is a total waste of time. They stand idly by as this country is turned into the cesspool of the world.
Is it not enough that we have seen our freedoms severely curtailed, taxes raised to an all time high, waiting times (real waiting times not massaged Government figures) for medical treatment at an all time high, deaths in hospital from super bugs at an all time high, huge numbers of the population unable to get access to a dentist, unemployment (real unemployment not massaged Government figures) at an all time high, crime rates (real crime rates not massaged Government figures) at an all time high, our Armed Forces reduced to third world levels and no longer able to provide the necessary support for our brave service men and women, Health and safety rules beyond all reason, stiffer sentences for dropping a Ginsters wrapper than for committing assault, speeding motorists surcharged to pay for domestic violence teams!, being told to apologise (and pay compensation) for something that came to an end 200 years ago (200 years for f%$#s sake), and many many many other things that have befallen our once great nation.
As a well known man recently said: "I am conscious that when an essential core of our democratic freedom risks being undermined, subsequent generations will hold to account those who were able to raise their voices yet stayed silent."
Where are the voices of opposition?
I'll tell you where, HERE!
Friday, March 30, 2007
British Jobs for British Workers
I had meant to post about the recently formed union a while ago but I got side tracked.
Anyway, the name says it all, the link is here, follow it and it will tell you far more about them than I could so there you go.
Iran declares war on Great Britain - Tony Blair share the nations dismay!
In what is clearly an act of war against our country, the Iranian government captures 15 British sailors and parades them in front of the camera for all the world to see.
What does Tony Blair do? What can he do? He and his Government have run our armed forces into the ground. The fact that the Iranians snatched the British navy personnel by using small boats does not come as any surprise as due to Tony and the rest, the Iranian navy may well soon be superior to our own.
As for the EU and the UN, what a waste of space they are. As usual, if you are not an "oppressed minority" (in their opinion) then you are not worth sticking up for.
Mr Blair, Government Ministers, main opposition parties in the UK, you are all a complete and utter disgrace.
You have let down the men and women you sent to fight in your name, you have let down the "British" people.
For God's sake go and let this country be run by people who have loyalty to the electorate and the courage and backbone to fight for what is right.
In the coming elections, I for one will be voting for the British National Party as they are the only party that represents the views and rights of the British people; the only party that would not send our troops off on world policing duties in the first place, but if our troops found themselves in this situation, would back them to the hilt.
I will be voting for them; if you care about this country and despair at what you hear on a daily basis, are disgusted by the sheer criminality and contempt shown by our Government towards it's own people, I suggest you do the same.
What does Tony Blair do? What can he do? He and his Government have run our armed forces into the ground. The fact that the Iranians snatched the British navy personnel by using small boats does not come as any surprise as due to Tony and the rest, the Iranian navy may well soon be superior to our own.
As for the EU and the UN, what a waste of space they are. As usual, if you are not an "oppressed minority" (in their opinion) then you are not worth sticking up for.
Mr Blair, Government Ministers, main opposition parties in the UK, you are all a complete and utter disgrace.
You have let down the men and women you sent to fight in your name, you have let down the "British" people.
For God's sake go and let this country be run by people who have loyalty to the electorate and the courage and backbone to fight for what is right.
In the coming elections, I for one will be voting for the British National Party as they are the only party that represents the views and rights of the British people; the only party that would not send our troops off on world policing duties in the first place, but if our troops found themselves in this situation, would back them to the hilt.
I will be voting for them; if you care about this country and despair at what you hear on a daily basis, are disgusted by the sheer criminality and contempt shown by our Government towards it's own people, I suggest you do the same.
Sunday, March 25, 2007
Thank you to Britain.
If he were alive today, I am sure my Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Grandfather would be pleased to receive the warm thanks and generous words from the grateful masses regarding his part in the abolition of slavery and subsequent enforcement of this around the world.
I imagine he would be very disappointed to hear that despite his best efforts, slavery is still very much a part of daily life in some wider reaches of the globe.
Still, with all the celebrations to mark his success, it's surely just a matter of time before all the wonderful caring people who are so deeply involved in the commemoration turn their attention to those nations and those people who still engage in this barbarous trade.
Isn't it?
I imagine he would be very disappointed to hear that despite his best efforts, slavery is still very much a part of daily life in some wider reaches of the globe.
Still, with all the celebrations to mark his success, it's surely just a matter of time before all the wonderful caring people who are so deeply involved in the commemoration turn their attention to those nations and those people who still engage in this barbarous trade.
Isn't it?
Tuesday, March 20, 2007
Senior Judge decrees: Prisoners should not be deprived of their civil rights!
A convicted armed robber has won a landmark legal action claiming that a recorded message on his calls from prison breached his human rights.
The prisoner, who is at Glenochil in Clackmannanshire, said the words - "This call originates from a Scottish prison" - also "inhibited his social rehabilitation" and was embarrassing.
A 21 year sentence for assault and robbery, still, being robbed and or assaulted is in no way embarrassing so I can see where he is coming from.
A judge at the Court of Session in Edinburgh ruled that the message was unlawful under the European Convention on Human Rights.
Lord Glennie cited Article 8 of the Convention, which provides that everyone has the right to respect for his private and family life, his home and his correspondence.
Well, the European Convention on Human Rights is there to protect us all and to ensure that we are all respected in terms of our privacy and in our homes. Still, being robbed or assaulted in no way undermines the respect shown to the victims, so I can see where he is coming from.
He said: "In some societies it might be regarded as obvious that a person convicted of a criminal offence and sentenced to a period of imprisonment should, for the duration of his imprisonment, be deprived of his civil rights.
It seems totally obvious to me, and I am sure it does to the vast and overwhelming majority of law abiding citizens of this country.
"Such a notion has no place in our society."
What the $%&*!
One thing is clear, in this country under NULabour and the current judiciary -
justice, decency and honesty, such notions have no place in our society.
The prisoner, who is at Glenochil in Clackmannanshire, said the words - "This call originates from a Scottish prison" - also "inhibited his social rehabilitation" and was embarrassing.
A 21 year sentence for assault and robbery, still, being robbed and or assaulted is in no way embarrassing so I can see where he is coming from.
A judge at the Court of Session in Edinburgh ruled that the message was unlawful under the European Convention on Human Rights.
Lord Glennie cited Article 8 of the Convention, which provides that everyone has the right to respect for his private and family life, his home and his correspondence.
Well, the European Convention on Human Rights is there to protect us all and to ensure that we are all respected in terms of our privacy and in our homes. Still, being robbed or assaulted in no way undermines the respect shown to the victims, so I can see where he is coming from.
He said: "In some societies it might be regarded as obvious that a person convicted of a criminal offence and sentenced to a period of imprisonment should, for the duration of his imprisonment, be deprived of his civil rights.
It seems totally obvious to me, and I am sure it does to the vast and overwhelming majority of law abiding citizens of this country.
"Such a notion has no place in our society."
What the $%&*!
One thing is clear, in this country under NULabour and the current judiciary -
justice, decency and honesty, such notions have no place in our society.
UK Armed forces racist - John Smith an enlightened NULabour MP
UK armed forces 'institutionally racist' - so says John Smith (NuLabour MP) .
""The UK's armed forces are failing to recruit enough ethnic minorities because they are institutionally racist" he claims.
John Smith - who spent four years in the RAF - said it was the only explanation for the fact that less than 10,000 of the UK's 200,000 personnel were from ethnic minorities."
The only explanation!
He added: "I am not saying that people in the armed forces, individuals, are racists. I have no knowledge of that.
"What I am saying is that the armed forces are, by definition, de facto institutionally racist and it's about time this Parliament did something about it."
I tell you what you should do Mr Smith, and that is introduce quotas. That will solve your problem once and for all. That will sort out all the institutional racism once and for all. And whilst we're at it, lets have quotas based on sexuality and maybe even religious beliefs.
Of course, that might be a little problematic for this Government, as it seems that organisations can only be truly institutionally racist when they are "hideously white". I wonder if there are any organisations that under a quota system would be found to be not white enough? Hmm, I wonder.
""The UK's armed forces are failing to recruit enough ethnic minorities because they are institutionally racist" he claims.
John Smith - who spent four years in the RAF - said it was the only explanation for the fact that less than 10,000 of the UK's 200,000 personnel were from ethnic minorities."
The only explanation!
He added: "I am not saying that people in the armed forces, individuals, are racists. I have no knowledge of that.
"What I am saying is that the armed forces are, by definition, de facto institutionally racist and it's about time this Parliament did something about it."
I tell you what you should do Mr Smith, and that is introduce quotas. That will solve your problem once and for all. That will sort out all the institutional racism once and for all. And whilst we're at it, lets have quotas based on sexuality and maybe even religious beliefs.
Of course, that might be a little problematic for this Government, as it seems that organisations can only be truly institutionally racist when they are "hideously white". I wonder if there are any organisations that under a quota system would be found to be not white enough? Hmm, I wonder.
Wednesday, February 14, 2007
Nobby Says
As Leonard said in the previous post, rather than start afresh we have decided to carry on with this blog. On he grounds that two heads are better than one, I will now also be posting on the site and look forward to any comments you may like to make.
Anonymity is a quality that makes the Internet unique (a quality that is under constant threat, I might add) in that it affords a greater opportunity for free speech than appears to be granted under the oppressive regime currently operating in this country and across the whole of the EU.
The downside is that it is easy to post on other blogs as whomsoever you wish, and I have noticed that I have apparently commented on some blogs, as has Leonard, when in fact we have not. To this end, any post we make in future will be linked to this blog, so if it isn't linked, it isn't us.
We both hold the same views regarding the legitimacy of Israel to not only exist, but to defend that right at all costs, and we both come from a Christian background and will always uphold our right to worship in any way we wish. We do not require others to follow our doctrine, nor do we expect others to impose theirs.
As white heterosexual males in England we are all too aware that we are at the bottom of the pecking order and, as far as many people are concerned, we are solely responsible for all the evils in the world.
Unlike Leonard, I like the occasional profanity as I feel it can punctuate what you are trying to say.
Therefore to those that say we are responsible for the oppression of all nations, all ethnic groups, the subjugation of women and even for the sky falling in, I say:
BOLLOCKS.
To all the self hating apologists in this country I have one thing to say, but as I am a guest on this blog I invite you to use your imagination as to what it might be!
Finally, there is a piece of code on the page that links to any site that links to ours. Feel free to link to us and we will automatically link back. Alternatively, if you would like to e-mail either myself or Leonard for reciprocal links we will be happy to do so, or indeed put it in any comment section of a post.
Free speech used to mean something in this country, we may not like what you have to say but we will always put our money where our mouth is and uphold it at all costs.
However, to uphold this standard, we will only link to sites that are also prepared to uphold the spirit of free speech. We feel that the reciprocal link code allows for this in that it will only link to sites that have linked to us and therefore even if they have a different point of view they have given visitors the opportunity to see what we have to say. What more could one ask for ?
Anonymity is a quality that makes the Internet unique (a quality that is under constant threat, I might add) in that it affords a greater opportunity for free speech than appears to be granted under the oppressive regime currently operating in this country and across the whole of the EU.
The downside is that it is easy to post on other blogs as whomsoever you wish, and I have noticed that I have apparently commented on some blogs, as has Leonard, when in fact we have not. To this end, any post we make in future will be linked to this blog, so if it isn't linked, it isn't us.
We both hold the same views regarding the legitimacy of Israel to not only exist, but to defend that right at all costs, and we both come from a Christian background and will always uphold our right to worship in any way we wish. We do not require others to follow our doctrine, nor do we expect others to impose theirs.
As white heterosexual males in England we are all too aware that we are at the bottom of the pecking order and, as far as many people are concerned, we are solely responsible for all the evils in the world.
Unlike Leonard, I like the occasional profanity as I feel it can punctuate what you are trying to say.
Therefore to those that say we are responsible for the oppression of all nations, all ethnic groups, the subjugation of women and even for the sky falling in, I say:
BOLLOCKS.
To all the self hating apologists in this country I have one thing to say, but as I am a guest on this blog I invite you to use your imagination as to what it might be!
Finally, there is a piece of code on the page that links to any site that links to ours. Feel free to link to us and we will automatically link back. Alternatively, if you would like to e-mail either myself or Leonard for reciprocal links we will be happy to do so, or indeed put it in any comment section of a post.
Free speech used to mean something in this country, we may not like what you have to say but we will always put our money where our mouth is and uphold it at all costs.
However, to uphold this standard, we will only link to sites that are also prepared to uphold the spirit of free speech. We feel that the reciprocal link code allows for this in that it will only link to sites that have linked to us and therefore even if they have a different point of view they have given visitors the opportunity to see what we have to say. What more could one ask for ?
Tuesday, February 13, 2007
Welcome back
You know what, we are back. After some consideration, we decided to keep this blog going rather than start a new one as we had planned. In our absence it appears that someone has been a naughty boy (or girl) and has been penning our name to some posts on one or two other blogs, tut tut. Still, that's the Internet for you, you never quite know who is who!
Just to clear up a mystery that may have been worrying some occasional visitors to this blog, Deakin is Blue is a homage to a band we both liked in our younger days and also to the fact that so many things in modern day Britain make us sad, and also that it fits in with my name! Clever huh!!!!!!!!!!!!
It is does not mean we are Tories! (Incidentally, aren't they symbolised by a green twig or something now?)
Anyway, I, along with my good friend Nobby will be back and posting from the weekend, so if you want to take a look now and then, feel free; if not I'm sure you won't even be reading this so that's OK too!
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