Sunday, 7 February 2010
Eustace Mullins on the Federal Reserve
Rest in peace patriot. This video is a great expose of the Federal Reserve.
Sunday, 31 January 2010
Even THINKING about guns is a crime in the UK.
Most British sheeple today will probably shrug their shoulders at this story because it doesn't affect them personally.
I would like to take this opportunity to publicise the works of P.A. Luty as a way of saying "up yours" to the authorities.
I would like to take this opportunity to publicise the works of P.A. Luty as a way of saying "up yours" to the authorities.
Labels:
british gestapo,
british sheeple,
george orwell,
p a luty
Saturday, 30 January 2010
Sunday, 27 September 2009
Thursday, 2 July 2009
Vote LPUK in Norwich North
A little video presentation I whipped up.
Labels:
Canaries,
Libertarian Party,
LPUK,
Norwich North,
time for freedom
Wednesday, 17 June 2009
No "bloody nose" for the Tories or Lib Dems?
When the MPs expenses scandal erupted, I fully expected all three "major parties" in British politics (Labour, Conservative and Liberal-Democrat) to get punished at the polling booths. No such luck. The recent Local & Euro elections delivered a "bloody nose" to the governing Labour Party, but left the noses of the equally corrupt opposition intact. I have one question for the British voting public: WTF?
Sunday, 17 May 2009
Some thoughts on MPs expenses.
The current corruption scandal to hit parliament is absolutely unprecedented.
While allegations of sleaze, investigations into sleaze and the occasional MP getting fired or even imprisoned are nothing new, the spotlight is usually confined to the party in power.
Now we have a snapshot of parliament as a whole and we find that once journalists start to do a little digging they find that politicians can be as corrupt in opposition as they are in power.
If the expenses system itself is scrapped, if untested political parties - those that have no serving MPs, MEPs or peers - are given serious consideration at election time, then at least some good will emerge from this revolting mess.
British politics will never be the same again.
While allegations of sleaze, investigations into sleaze and the occasional MP getting fired or even imprisoned are nothing new, the spotlight is usually confined to the party in power.
Now we have a snapshot of parliament as a whole and we find that once journalists start to do a little digging they find that politicians can be as corrupt in opposition as they are in power.
If the expenses system itself is scrapped, if untested political parties - those that have no serving MPs, MEPs or peers - are given serious consideration at election time, then at least some good will emerge from this revolting mess.
British politics will never be the same again.
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