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Archive for November, 2006

30 Nov

My son the racist

Yesterday my 8 year old son was accused of racism at school.  One of his black friends was pulling monkey faces and he pointed to a picture of a monkey in a book that he was reading and said the boy looked like the monkey.  He realised that the boy might have been offended so […]

29 Nov

More press coverage of English devolution/independence

No matter how hard the BBC try to bury the story, it just isn’t going away …
The Business
Next May is the 300th anniversary of the Union of the Scottish and English Parliaments, which followed the Union of the Crowns in 1603 and began the United Kingdom. It should be a cause for much celebration of […]

29 Nov

Twat of the Week voting

The nominations are in an it’s time to cast your votes.
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29 Nov

Shropshire Star: Let’s have a national anthem for the English

Let us have a national anthem for the English 
Shrewsbury MP, Daniel Kawczynski, has launched an Early Day Motion calling on Parliament to promote Jerusalem as the English national anthem.
For too long now England’s sporting teams have had to stand through God Save the Queen before matches and put up with ignorant commentators calling it the […]

29 Nov

Bliar admits England wants a parliament

Princess Tony has told the Yorkshire Post that if the people of England were asked if they wanted an English Parliament then they would vote for one.  He denied that they would vote for the breakup of the union despite a Sunday Telegraph poll showing that 48% of English people support independence.
This is the first […]

28 Nov

81% of Sun readers want independence

Yesterday’s phone-in poll amongst Sun readers resulted in 81% of people saying they wanted English independence from the rest of the UK.

27 Nov

BBC censorship over independence poll

Yesterday’s poll in the Sunday Telegraph was possibly the most important news story of the year.  The results of the poll combined with the SNP’s projected win in the Scottish elections means that it is increasingly likely that the 300th anniversary of the Act of Union next year will be the last.
So where is the […]

27 Nov

Twat of the Week nominations

Well, there’s certainly no shortage of contenders this week.
Please let me have your nominations asap, either in the comments or by email.

26 Nov

Scottish Transport Minister says congestion fees only for England

Douglas Alexander, MP for Paisley & Renfrewshire South, Transport Minister for England, Secretary for State for North Britain, is introducing legislation to impose congestion charging on England.
However, the legislation won’t apply in North Britain where the people who voted for him live because transport is devolved to the North British Parliament.
Why should an MP elected in North […]

26 Nov

The Union: Dead, Marw, Déide, Marbh, Neuvio, Marow

A poll in today’s Sunday Telegraph shows that a massive 68% of English people believe that England should have an English Parliament and 48% of people believe that England should declare its independence.
What is most interesting is that English support for North British independence is higher than in North Britain.
The figures are as follows:
Should Scotland become and […]

25 Nov

Bliar & Brown denounce independence

The Ignorant Jock is at the North British Labour Conference today (well he wouldn’t be at the English Labour Conference - there isn’t an English Labour Party) to tell the North British Labour Party faithful that independence would be a disaster for the nations and regions of the UK.
No doubt he’ll harp on about this […]

25 Nov

Charles Clarke supports English devolution now

Former British Home Secretary, Charles Clarke, has suddenly decided that England needs devolution and that the current discriminatory devolution settlement is threatening the union.
This isn’t the sort of opinion you suddenly have, he must have had the same opinion when he was in the cabinet and in a position to actually do something about it.  […]

25 Nov

Twat of the Week: Matthew Taylor

A clear winner again this week.  Matthew Taylor is the New Labour lacky who blamed bloggers for harming the relationship between politicians and the electorate.  He went on to say that bloggers make unreasonable demands and suggests that they don’t have a right to criticise politicians or question their actions.

Twat of the Week

Terry Grange

5 (19%)

Matthew […]

23 Nov

Charging Scots to drive into England

A British MP has suggested that North Britons should be charged £1.50 for driving over the border to England.
The SNP have denounced it as another example of how North Britain pays through the nose for England (just don’t mention the £11.3bn subsidy or they might change their mind about North British independence).
Can’t find a link […]

23 Nov

Jack Straw on another planet

BBC Question Time had a question and answer session with the Demon Headmaster and somehow a question mentioning England managed to slip through the net.  His answer is below, my comments are in italics:
Question from Stephen, London: As Leader of the Commons, how can having two Scottish MPs as the front runners for PM be […]

23 Nov

Cruisin’ for a Boozin’

The European Federation has ruled against a Dutch wine club which tried to get a ruling that they didn’t have to pay duty on fags and booze being imported from another EU member state.
The ruling will disappoint smokers and drinkers alike who woud have been able to order their cigarettes and alcohol at booze cruise […]

23 Nov

EU consulates

The European Federation is pressing ahead with its plans to introduce EU consulates around the world.
The consulates were part of the EU constitution which was rejected in a referendum by France and the Netherlands - both traditionally eurofederalist countries although my Dutch friends tell me that our clog wearing friends are rapidly cooling to the […]

21 Nov

Olympic Bill increases by £900m

The bill for hosting the 2012 Olympics in London has risen by another £900m.
The Culture Secretary, Tessa Jowell, was hauled in front of MP’s to own up to the rising cost of hosting the Olympics.
What isn’t clear, though, is how much of this £900m is down to the European Federation’s demand that the British government […]

21 Nov

Is that allowed?

I saw a very interesting story in the Shropshire Star tonight involving the leader of Telford & Wrekin council.
The council has set up a limited company which will be responsible for carrying out a lot of the executive functions currently vested in the elected council.  This company will be funded by the taxpayer, minority owned […]

21 Nov

Twat of the Week voting

Please cast your votes for this week’s Twat of the Week competition.
Click here to find out who Matthew Taylor is and here for Terry Grange’s nomination.
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20 Nov

BA deny equal rights to Christians

A Christian woman has lost an internal appeal at British Airways for her right to wear a small crucifix.
BA has a policy of not allowing jewelery or religious symbols for its uniformed staff but does not extend this rule to Sikhs who are allowed to wear turbans or to muslims who are allowed to wear […]

20 Nov

DEFRA spends £170m on consultants

DEFRA, the incompetent British government department that looks after the environment and rural affairs in England, spent £170m on consultants last year.
Some of these consultants were no doubt responsible for overseeing the farcical farm subsidy scheme which has been bankrupting English farmers and has landed the British government with massive fines from the European Federation.
While […]

19 Nov

Where were they when white people were being attacked?

Sikh’s from all over the country have travelled to North Britain to hold a vigil to call for peace and tolerance.
What motivated this gathering was the racially motivated attack on a 15 year old Sikh boy in which his hair was cut off - something deeply offensive to Sikhs.
What happened to the boy was wrong […]

19 Nov

Labour flunky blames bloggers for political crisis

Labour flunky, Matthew Taylor, has criticised bloggers for a crisis in politics by exposing shitty politicians, government stupidity and making unreasonable demands.
Taylor says that politics and the internet aren’t necessarily a bad partnership of course, citing Traitor Blair’s recent online interview and David Milliband (the cretinous minister in charge of DEFRA that has overseen mass bankruptcy […]

18 Nov

Devils Kitchen on 18 Doughty Street

Potty mouthed, haggis eating blogger, Devils Kitchen, is making a guest appearance on 18 Doughty Street on monday from 9pm to midnight.
Should be worth watching, if only to see him sweat trying to string two words together without resorting to traditional Anglo-Saxon vocabulary and/or obscene and biological insults.

18 Nov

I want a tax rebate

My local authority, Telford & Wrekin Council, has taken it upon themselves to offer to borrow £20m from the British government to help bail out our local hospital.
The loan would be paid through increases in our council tax bills but the people of Telford & Wrekin haven’t even been consulted - the decision has been […]

18 Nov

Shropshire Star: Farmers worse off as British citizens

I thought I’d upset someone at the Shropshire Star as it’s been weeks since any of my letters have been published and then this one from a couple of weeks ago was published …
Farmers worse off as British Citizens
Farmers in the UK, like farmers in the rest of the European Federation, receive farming subsidies.
In Scotland, […]

18 Nov

Christian Student Unions banned

Four Christian Student Unions have been banned from universities for refusing to allow non-Christians to address their meetings and for not embracing gays and he-she’s.
The unions have been banned because their beliefs and constitutions don’t fit in with the multi-cultural “positive discrimintation” policies.
I wonder if the other faith unions allow all and sundry to join them […]

18 Nov

Twat of the Week nominations

Please let me have your Twat of the Week nominations for this week.
For more details, click here.

17 Nov

Secure Passports?

New passports feature a “secure” RFID chip with all your details on them.  The RFID chip allows the details on your passport to be read by a scanner without actually coming into contact with the passport.
The British government introduced the RFID chip for a couple of reasons - firstly, the American’s will only waive the […]

16 Nov

Blears says Brown will succeed Bliar

Hazel Blears, the Labour Stazi Chairman, has confirmed that the “heavyweight successor” Bliar was referring to during the Queen’s Speech debate in the Ignorant Jock.
The Labour Stazi constitution says that the leadership succession has to be via a party ballot yet here we have the Prime Minister clearly stating that they won’t even be following […]

16 Nov

Petitions on Bliar’s site

Princess Tony’s website can be used to launch petitions.  Amongst the petitions are these:
We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to scrap the proposed introduction of ID cards
We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to agree to the setting up of an English Parliament
The website says they won’t allow anything party political but the […]

16 Nov

Twat of the Week: Gordon Brown

A belated announcement for the newly-resurrected Twat of the Week award and a return of the usual suspects.
First we had the Ignorant Jock, Gordon Brown.  Always a firm favourite for the Twat of the Week award and rarely fails to make the nominations.
Secondly the unelected Scottish Lord Chancellor of England and the Prime Ministers old chum, Charlie […]

15 Nov

Queen’s Speech

The Queen’s Speech is a bit of a sad affair.  The speech has become such a highly politicised piece of propaganda that it’s become an embarassment.  The British government should tell the Queen what they are going to do and she should write her own speech otherwise she just becomes a political tool.
Anyway, what’s in […]

15 Nov

Plumber

Mrs Sane phoned me at work yesterday to tell me that something in the upstairs bathroom was leaking.  Again.
When I got home from work, the ceiling in the downstairs bathroom was soaking and water was dripping from the light fittings.  Generally not a good sign so I fired up the laptop and Googled for a […]

13 Nov

Prison junkies given payouts for human rights breaches

The Home Office has settled out of court with 198 jailed drug addicts for breaching their human rights.
What terrible act of torture and punishment was inflicted on them?  They weren’t allowed to take drugs in prison and going cold turkey as a result was tantamount to torture.
According to a book called the “Prisons Handbook”, 643 drug […]

13 Nov

Another cancer drug we can’t have

It’s looking increasingly likely that the lung cancer drug Tarceva will not be made available in England.
The drug is widely available in North Britain but NICE considers the drugs not to be an effective use of taxpayers money.  Money isn’t such an issue for our neighbours north of the border as it is the multi-billion […]

12 Nov

SNP table amendment to Queen’s Speech

The SNP have tabled an amendment to this years Queen’s Speech to pledge to publish an exit strategy from Iraq.
They are using a Liberal amendment from 80 years ago as precedent when an amendment was proposed to withdraw from Iraq which was then known as Mesopotamia.  Unfortunately, the decision on the amendment is down to […]

12 Nov

Beckett likens climate change deniers to Islamic terrorists

The British Foreign Secretary, Margaret Beckett, has compared climate sceptics - people who say that global warming isn’t happening - to people who support Islamic terrorism and says they shouldn’t be allowed access to the media.
Beckett is obviously ignorant of the facts - the average temperature of the earth rose two degrees celsius from the […]

11 Nov

Twat of the Week voting

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11 Nov

EU Constitutional Convention

RegionalAssemblies.co.uk shows us the price we pay for having unelected, ineffective regional government.
The EU is hosting a constitutional convention to decide the future of a European state.  Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have been invited but there will be no English representation because England’s euroregions don’t have law-making powers.
The answer is simple.  Abolish regional government in […]

11 Nov

That’s right, to make recycling easier …

The recycling nazi’s at Telford & Wrekin Council have launched a 500 household pilot to “make recycling easier” by providing an extra recycling box and dividers so households can sort their recycling themselves.
At the moment, residents of Telford & Wrekin don’t have to sort their recycling - it’s done on the recycling truck - but having […]

10 Nov

Remember

Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal
£5 will ensure that a housebound or hospitalised person receives a friendship visit.
£15 could help towards providing skilled advice and an hour’s legal representation at a Disability Allowance or War Pension tribunal.
£75 could help towards providing a fresh start for an ex-Service man or woman so they can them adjust to […]

10 Nov

MI5 tracking 1,600 terrorists

MI5 today announced that it is tracking 1,600 muslim terrorists and 30 terrorist cells.
Meanwhile, muslim groups condemn Nick Griffin being cleared of race hate charges for describing Islam as a wicked faith.
Shouldn’t they be condemning the 1,600 muslim terrorists in this country who want to blow us up because we don’t follow their medievil religion?

10 Nov

50mbit Broadband!

ntl:Telewest are currently trialling 50mbit cable broadband and aim to have it released to the mass market early next year.
This morning we got a leaflet from them offering Virigin mobile phone packages (they’ve just bought Virgin) to tie up with the existing phone/tv/broadband we already have.  We’ve only just changed to Orange otherwise I’d have […]

10 Nov

Griffin Not Guilty

Common sense has prevailed.  Nick Griffin, leader of the BNP, has been found not guilty on race hate charges.
The whole trial was a joke.  His comments were in opposition to Islam - a religion - and the charges were race hate.  The judge said that he was merely expressing his freedom of speech - a […]

10 Nov

Twat of the Week nominations

Back by popular demand - Twat of the Week.
Please send in your nominations for this weeks Twat of the Week Award, either by commenting on this post or by email.
Click here for more details and email address.

10 Nov

Tonight on EU TV …

The European Federation is trying to get its grubby mits on our TV and newspapers.
The EU Culture and Education Committee is trying to introduce a directive that will limit advertising on commercial TV to one slot every 45 minutes and and ban all advertising in childrens TV, current affairs programmes, news, documentaries and cultural programming.
These restrictions […]

09 Nov

I want my money back

Next time you open your pay slip and sigh at the amount of money you’ve handed over to the Tartan Taxman, have a think about who gets the benefit of your tax money.  Is it you?  Your family?  Your neighbours?  Not if you live in England it isn’t …

08 Nov

Cash for Peerages: is anyone in the cabinet not involved?

The police have interviewed 5 cabinet ministers over the cash for peerages investigation, including the Ignorant Jock and Fat Turd.  It is believed that most, if not all, cabinet ministers have received letters from the police regarding the investigation.  Except Traitor Blair who, it would appear, is above the law.
The ministers interviewed so far include:

Gordon […]

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