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Archive for August, 2007

30 Aug

EU Light Bulb Protectionism

The EU is interfering again in the free market and is recommending that a tariff adding up to 66% onto the cost of energy-saving lightbulbs from China is retained for another year. The tariff is to protect the four European energy-saving lightbulb manufacturers from cheap Chinese imports but only the German company, Osram, is asking [...]

29 Aug

Cameron: “I don’t agree Britain would be better off by leaving the European Union”

David Cameron, leader of the “eurosceptic” Conservative Party, has answered questions from readers of the Shropshire Star.  One of the questions was as follows: Can you explain why politicians of all major parties think it is a good thing for Britain to be a part of a federal Europe and continue to say it is [...]

29 Aug

Shropshire Star: Battle for fairness on matters of treatment

This letter was in last night’s Shropshire Star …  Battle for fairness on matters of treatment I must say that I became quite emotional when I heard that my constituent, Mrs Jeannie Evans, of Frankwell, had finally been allowed the vital drug Avastin which will save her life. At first she was told that this [...]

29 Aug

Aint local politics greeeat?

I love reading the letters page of my local rag and seeing which ones have been written by councillors but signed in their own names. Take this for example: [snip] I would also like to respond to the comment in the Star from Cllr Eade of a “fast track regeneration” of Dawley.  May I respectively [...]

29 Aug

Belgium on verge of split, France to annexe Wallonia?

PJC Journal has a post on the apparently imminent break-up of Belgium and an article in Le Figaro calling on President Sarkozy of France to prepare for the annexation of Wallonia, the French speaking region of Belgium. It’s no secret that Belgium has been on the rocks for a while.  Flanders has had an independence [...]

29 Aug

Electoral Commission appeals on UKIP verdict

The Electoral Commission is to appeal the ruling that UKIP should only pay back £18,481 of the £367,697 donations it recieved in good faith that later turned out to be unacceptable. The largest part of the contested amount is a donation from Alan Brown, a retired bookmaker, who was taken off the electoral register without his [...]

28 Aug

BBC denies claims it is promoting Islam …

27 Aug

Britishness Day again

The Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR), a New Liebour puppet, has decided that there should be a National Britishness Day the day after Remembrance Sunday to promote Britishness and build a British identity. The national holiday should ask people to give back to their community (whether they mean geographic or ethnic/religious they don’t say), [...]

26 Aug

Greek Tragedy

I’ve not read a newspaper or seen a telly for a week having been in a tent in a field for the duration but today I see that there are major fires all over Greece and that arson is suspected. Several people have died in the fires, including firefighters.  Several arrests have been made for [...]

26 Aug

I’m back

I’m back from my camping trip, normal service will resume shortly. Thanks to Gareth for keeping an eye on things while I was away.

19 Aug

Going Camping!

Going camping … get it?

19 Aug

Press Release: AWM – Words are small comfort when there is very little to back them up

Press Release: AWM – Words are small comfort when there is very little to back them up The West Midlands NO! Campaign is urging people not to be taken in by Advantage West Midlands’ self-congratulations over its response to the recent floods. The £2m which AWM is claiming to be giving out in flood relief [...]

18 Aug

MEP convicted of fraud

Ashley Mote, the former UKIP MEP who left to join a far-right European group as an independent, has been convicted of benefit fraud. The MEP was claiming thousands in unemployment benefits between 1996 and 2002 but failed to notify the DWP of changes to his circumstances.  He was elected as an MEP in 2004 for UKIP but [...]

16 Aug

ID Card “FAQs and myths”

The Identity & Passport Service website has some “FAQs and myths” on its website about ID Cards and the National Identity Register.  The pages in question can be found at http://www.identitycards.gov.uk/faqs-and-myths.asp Lets have a look at some of the “FAQs” and “myths”: Who will be eligible to have an ID card? Anyone over the age [...]

16 Aug

Shrewsbury Again

Apologies to those of you who have no interest in Shrewsbury Town or football in general but I just have to mention Shrewsbury’s second game of the season – Tuesday night’s game against Championship team Colchester which Shrewsbury won 1-0.  It was very nearly 1-1 in extra time but the goalkeeper managed to save a [...]

15 Aug

Pros and Cons of Invading Iran

The Americans have declared the Iranian Revolutionary Guard – the religious army of Iran – a foreign terrorist organisation.  This is, of course, a prelude to American freedom fighters going in to save the world and liberate the Iranians from their oppresive government. According to the BBC, the Revolutionary Guard is estimated to have 125,000 troops [...]

15 Aug

SNP & Independence

The Scottish National Party has caused a bit of an upset both north and south of the border by pressing ahead with its manifesto promise of holding a referrendum on Scottish independence. All the other parties in the Scottish Parliament with the exception of the Greens who are in coalition with the SNP, have promised [...]

13 Aug

Criticism over Lebanon

The British government’s own Foreign Affairs Committee has criticised the delay in calling for a cease-fire when Israel invaded Lebanon saying that it has damaged our reputation. When Israel decided to punish Lebanon because a group of terrorists kidnapped a couple of their soldiers, Traitor Bliar waited a few weeks before calling for the illegal attack on Lebanon [...]

12 Aug

Metrication by Degrees

Despite the metrication project instigated by our masters in the European Federation, we are still predominantly an imperial country but despite the European Federation graciously allowing us to use imperial measurements beyond their forced-metrication deadline, efforts to wipe out imperial measurements are being stepped up. When I went to primary school 20-odd years ago we [...]

12 Aug

No Team GB

The Tartan Army have taken time out from buying football shirts for every team England might play in the next 12 months and learning the words to Irish republican songs and have set up a website opposed to the creating of a British football team. The No Team GB website has the support of the [...]

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