Tony Blair is going to try and bullshit us about how well the government have reformed the Health Service, whilst his Health Ministry Gestapo are deciding who and who cannot have treatment. If your fat and obese or are a heavy smoker, forget it. The extra taxes that you have paid with ever pack of cigarettes wont count a jot, the £9.3 billion raised from tobacco will just be spent elsewhere. This corrupt and bankrupt government are playing the game of the Nazi’s, and only perfect citizens will be allowed government services.   more »

The European Council's proposal to extend data protection into police and judicial matters was designed to ensure first that police managed their data properly, but the German Presidency had "significantly weakened" the proposal's protections so it could get the European Council to accept it by removing the basic data protections that would necessitate it being managed properly in the first place, and undermines fundamental human rights.   more »

Declaration of Personal Identity. I declare that my personal details (also known as my personal data) relating to myself belong to me exclusively. I own me, I own my personal data.   more »

This is a reprint of an article published today by the Brussels Journal. It makes interesting reading, as the writer is right in the heart of the European Commission, and sees things that are just not spoken about, and certainly not published by the UK press. Former Soviet dissident Vladimir Bukovksy has warned that the European Union is on its way to becoming another Soviet Union. When people who have worked on higher levels in the EU system note similarities as well, it is time people start taking this idea seriously.   more »

In light of the revelations published in the Sunday Times and here in Saturday’s Times Online prove that NuLab have intentionally let the voting system in the UK degenerate and allow fraud on a massive scale to occur either to nullify the results, or find excuse to introduce the ID card for voting. However, as this and this article shows, it is NuLab activists who are perpetrating the frauds, and these are only the ones that have so far been found out. How many more are we likely to discover after the event. This government really have reduced this country to the same level, and are using the same illegal, disgusting tactics as Nazi Germany and Robert Mugabe’s Zimbabwe.   more »

Iain Dale has pointed his visitors towards a post by Craig Murray. Craig's post brings to light some very questionable goings on at Dundee University. I should be shocked at what Craig had to tell his readers, but sadly I'm not. The comments on both posts should be read.

Craig's post needs to be circulated as far and wide as possible.

This is something that needs to be highlighted to the Charities Commission in their ongoing investigation into the Smith Institute.

commenter dearieme said on Iain Dale's blog
The universities of Oxford and Cambridge are still governed, in the last resort, by their dons' parliaments. They are under pressure from the government to turn power over to outsiders from the world of "business". I see why.


The murky water that NuLab swim in is being penetrated slowly, the filth of corruption is being shown the light of day. If you feel as disgusted as I do by these revelations, be a whistleblower today, get the filth into the daylight. We must ensure that our educational facilities are kept free from politics.


NuLab - Destroying Britain from the inside out.

Praguetory has a petition up on the Downing Street website calling for Lord Goldsmith to do the honourable thing over the cash-for-peerages affair. "We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to require that the Attorney General be relieved of his duties in respect of the case passed to the Crown Prosecution Service on Friday 20 April 2007 following the Metropolitan Police's investigation into alleged breaches of the Honours (Prevention Of Abuses Act) 1925."   more »

We said last month that Carbon Credits were a scam, promoted by Al Gore and his discredited film, now its official. The EU carbon credits scam is out. The FT reports that the EU emissions trading scheme (ETS) has been discredited for giving companies so many carbon credits – effectively permits to pollute – that no overall reduction in emissions took place. Many British companies followed official advice, but were persuaded to pay high prices for environmentally worthless carbon credits as a result.   more »

The Home Office Threat Level page on the URL below is down again, having been out of action for most of yesterday, returning the following HTTP status. Whislt I understand that there is much turmoil, gnashing of teeth and change going on at the Home Office, this is one element that we should ensure remains up 24/7.   more »

Others however prefer to watch Cheese mature. A LARGE English cheddar cheese has become a star of the internet, attracting more than one million viewers to sit and stare at it as it slowly ripens.   more »

To join SOCA, it appears that police have to resign and become civil servants working a 37.5-hour week. "The powers that be are not best pleased that the people in charge of our national security might all have to go home at 5.30 on a particularly bad day."   more »

Boris Yeltsin passed away on Monday aged 76, and is laid to rest this morning, with a full state funeral that befits a man who was responsible for the collapse of the communist regime. I was lucky enough to spend some of my years living and working in Moscow, and was there during the 1995 elections for the Duma   more »

In yet another piece of Nazi inspired Social Policy The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) claims that the proposal will cut the £5 billion annual cost of lost productivity, absenteeism and fire damage caused by smoking. Employees who smoke must be given time to attend clinics to help them to quit during working hours without loss of pay, new public health guidance recommends today. Hans Reiter, the Nazi Reich Health Office president characterised nicotine as "the greatest enemy of the people's health" and "the number one drag on the German economy"   more »

Senior judges have warned Lord Falconer that they will not support the planned Ministry of Justice unless he guarantees their financial independence in the next six days. Reports the Daily Telegraph.The judges are worried that the Lord Chancellor, who has traditionally been their representative in Government, will bring improper pressure to bear on them.   more »

With yet another move towards National Socialism, the Blair government today announced another Nazi initiative on Parenting. Hitler made much of the role of parents, and controlled the way in which families should bring up their children, educating them, and using youth bodies such as the Hitler Youth. NuLab is emulating Hitler’s Germany in every way in invading our private lives ‘for the good of society’, and this is the latest attack on our freedoms and individual rights.   more »

Why would a UK prime minister who promised in the election manifesto, Want to do this, and conspire in league with the Germans, Especially when the German Chancellor is openly asking the question of how to lie about it, without letting the people know that they are lying about it. Why would a UK prime minister sell his country in this way.   more »

You thought it was just the domain of conspiracy theorists, but now serious people are looking to make it a reality. Some 541 politicians, academics and business leaders, including 377 MPs from 70 countries, including 20 from the UK and 48 MEPs, will roll the campaign out across the world in the next three weeks. The campaign begins today in Tanzania, and events will follow in Berlin, Berne, Brussels, Buenos Aires, Dhaka, London, Madrid, Mumbai, Ottawa, Rome and Vancouver, culminating with former UN secretary general Boutros Boutros-Ghali being patron of a conference in October.   more »

A bill which would exempt MPs from the Freedom of Information Act is to be debated again - a week after its critics thought they had killed it off. Opponents "talked out" the private member's bill introduced by former Tory chief whip David Maclean last week. But since no other private bills are ready for debate, it will return to the Commons on Friday. The Government, assisted by Tories is determined to conduct Government in secret, to stop us knowing what they do and how they do it.   more »

That is the headline that screams at as from the Times this morning, but just how real or credible is this ‘warning’?. Is it real or more government propaganda? Just a day after Anti Terrorist expert Jonathan Evans takes over MI5 from Eliza Manningham-Buller, the outgoing director-general, who many believe was pushed out of her job because she would not play the NuLab spin game any longer, we see a new Terror Alert.   more »

If England ever wanted to search for a common National symbol in our multicultural society, then St George would surely fit the bill. Saint George - The Saint who killed the Dragon (ca. 275-281–April 23, 303) was a soldier of the Roman Empire, from Anatolia, now modern day Turkey, who was venerated as an Islamic and Christian martyr.   more »

How secure is the Data on government databases? Does the government have any recognised testing that is carried out on a regular basis? Do we need a grading system in the UK as they do in the US.? The reason I ask, is that the US federal departments have just failed to show that any data they have is beyond the hackers.   more »

When I was a young man, I was taught that the only people who had right of entry to your home without a warrant was the Customs and Excise man. Long gone are those days, the list is now so long the reading would send you to sleep. If you ever believed that an Englishmans home was his Castle, dream on.   more »

Following Tony Blair agreeing to the new Treaty of Europe (the constitution, the presidency) will come the move of Sovereignty, and the break up of the UK. When Tony Blair said: his legacy as prime minister will "stand the test of time" and the "final building blocks" of reform are being put in place in his press conference on 15th of April, I got worried. When he said decisions which will be taken over the next few weeks will "secure the long-term changes for the future", I got even more worried.   more »

The Prime Minister, whose dreams of scrapping the pound for the euro were dashed, is desperate for a gesture at Britain’s expense to secure his legacy as a Euro­pean statesman before his retirement this summer. If Blair signs a new Treaty, This man will be a Traitor to his country, that will be his legacy.   more »

Happy Birthday to H.M. Queen Elizabeth II   more »

The unconfirmed but undenied rumour is that Tony Blair will announce his resignation on 9th May, which means that we will have a new Prime Minister sometime in June. Reading the blog of Benedict Brogan one could be forgiven for comparing the last weeks inside No.10 to that of the last days of the Fuehrer Bunker. Chaos and disarray, an air of impending doom rather than triumphant departure. To add to the pressure the Cash for Honours Inquiry file has been handed to the CPS. The Lord Chancellor must be told to stand aside from involvement in any decisions.   more »

I know I have written about this subject before, but now the time for voting us apon us, we must look at the legitimacy of the system employed by the government to collect and count our votes. The threat to the British people of abuse of the electoral system is huge, and the desire of Labour to win at all costs is even higher.Its time for International Monitors to watch over those who are responsible for counting the votes, in the name of democracy and freedom.   more »

As has been coming to light over recent months, Gordon Brown has been hiding a lot of the government spending off the books, hiding it in PFI agreements that have not been fully reported to parliament and are not configured in the governments P&L sheet, but is the government setting up Ltd companies to hide even more..   more »

When politicians in America of whatever rank are caught with their fingers in the till, the FBI upholds the constitution and the laws of the land. Rep. John Doolittle, house was searched by the FBI in an influence-peddling investigation   more »

The rumour running around Westminster this evening is that there is something big in the offing, Whatever it is, I don’t have a particular good feeling about it.   more »

Defra has today published the final epidemiology report into the outbreak of H5N1 avian influenza in Suffolk confirmed in February. The final report is a detailed analysis of all possible ways the virus could have arrived in Holton, Suffolk. No specific proven source has been found. So we ask the question again. Could the H5N1 outbreak have been a planned event.?   more »

The Database state is being designed to keep everyone logged and tagged, watch what we spend, watch what we buy, and any fraud will be policed by the banks. But what happens if the company that you bought a camera from on-line has its database breached and credit card details are stolen. What happens when that company whose database has been breached doesn’t tell the banks. What if your stolen credit card details are then used to purchase on-line pornography.   more »

The Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) the target driven political organisation supposedly representing senior police officers is meddling in the political system again by suggesting that it will debate ‘affirmative action’ to place more ethnic officers.It further went on to suggest that it may require a change in the law. That is blatantly politic.   more »

Yury Fedotov the Russian ambassador to Britain revealed he had written to Home Secretary John Reid over Boris Berezovsky’s claim that he is plotting to overthrow Russian President Vladimir Putin.along with a warning that Britain's relationship with Russia could deteriorate to a Cold War level. I think the British Government needs to get used to the idea that every Nation in the world is now going to try it on after the humiliation at the hands of the Iranians.   more »

Science Minister Malcolm Wicks has told of a pilot scheme in Devon to provide bracelets for elderly people with dementia to help identify them should they get lost. But in its search for the perfect citizen, and given this governments propensity to using the Nazi regime as a blueprint for most of its legislation and nanny state rules, the warning bells are ringing louder than ever.   more »

Parents who claim that an award-winning film on climate change is inaccurate and politically motivated are threatening a legal challenge over the Government's decision to send it to every secondary school   more »

analyses of the draft EU measures show the extent to which powerful member states are driving down standards of human rights protection in the creation of the so-called EU "Area of Freedom, Security and Justice". The UK along with Germany are specifically mentioned in this analysis, and where for once Europe is attempting to protect the rights of citizens, the UK and Germany are limiting the use of the ECHR and the Data Protection laws.   more »

John Reid will soon be receiving new orders from Europe on Justice and Home affairs. So, over the next few weeks we can expect to hear from John Reid to claim that he has decided to introduce new measures blah blah blah…The farce that our ministers believe that they make our laws and are running Britain goes on, while Tony Blair wriggles and finds new ways to tie us into the Constitution that he tells us wont happen, but they will, by making amendments to existing treaties. His eye is still firmly on being the first permanent President of Europe, which will created after the treaty amendments.   more »

All of these political ‘agencies’ spend an awful lot of your tax money, write an awful lot of processes, duplicate each other in many cases, take control of key elements of the departments under the ministers that they report to, write policy and deliver in terms of services, nothing.   more »

In keeping with NuLab’s ideal of stealing all of Adolf Hitler’s best ideas, Gordon Brown is planning something akin to the Hitler Youth, called the Youth Community National Movement, to be shown off during the 2012 Olympic Games.   more »

I call Hilary Benn courageous because the last British Minister to make this claim was Robin Cook, who ended up dead.   more »

Tony Blair's government has completed its transformation into Big Brother: it is recruiting children to spy on the adult population. The Government has taken the children of Britain and they are being photographed, fingerprinted, even having their DNA taken in schools, where they are fed the propaganda of government, about the ‘social’ needs of the many, about climate change, taking away responsibility for sex education, encouraging single parent families and bribing unruly elements among those being taught with iPods and Bikes. In Smith's world of Big Brother and child spies, "it was almost normal for people over 30 to be frightened of their own children"   more »

One million migrants from outside the EU will be entitled to vote in May's local and national elections, according to the Daily Mail. The migrants from Commonwealth countries, dependent territories and the Republic of Ireland - none of whom are citizens here - have gained voting rights from a law passed in 1918. Around the same number of migrants from EU countries will also be able to vote in local and European elections, though not the General Election.   more »

The Chancellors attempts to hide the massive PFI debt is finally being brought to light, as we disclosed in this blog in February and again here. For the past 10 years the government has tried to hide the level of debt that Britain will be saddled with for the next 30 years, going to extraordinary lengths to keep the accounting secret.   more »

The Council of the European Union have released the Interpol TE-SAT 2007 EU Terrorism Situation and Trend Report. The report from Interpol shows that in 2005/6 only 1 Islamic based terrorist attempt was foiled (the London airplane plot) although no detail is available! And 5 Ethno-Nationalist and Separatist attacks took place. This official document shows without doubt that the UK government is using fear to win its political arguments, and giving itself the ability to remove the rights of law abiding citizens.   more »

There is an air of ‘the election doesn’t matter’, the smug ‘we know something you don’t’ feeling about Westminster that is troubling me, and I have to say that the press are doing nothing to dispel that feeling for me, to the point that I am getting that gut wrenching sensation that something is awfully wrong, like the calm before a huge storm.   more »

The Civil Service union PCS is planning a strike on 1st May, followed by 2 weeks of working to rule, which may impact on the elections set for 3rd May. PCS have issued an open letter to Sir Gus O'Donnell Head of the Home Civil Service about the NEC's decision.As I warned in earlier blogs, now that government has created useless consultancy style departments, and the Civil Servants have unwittingly done their work, setting up the building blocks for a totalitarian state, the government say they are no longer needed, and are being treated as expendable resources being replaced by outsource contracts.   more »

North Dakota has become the second state in the U.S. to ban the forced implanting of radio frequency identification (RFID) chips in people. The two-sentence bill, passed by the state legislature, was signed into law by Gov. John Hoeven last Wednesday. Essentially, it forbids anyone from compelling someone else to have an RFID chip injected into their skin.   more »

Despite warnings from the MOD, the government is to allow the ‘acquisition’ of Smiths Aerospace Group Limited by General Electric. The MOD said: "The MOD has advised that this merger raises national security issues relating to the confidentiality of sensitive information and to the maintenance of strategic capabilities in relation to a number of important current and future weapons platforms.   more »

An advertisement in the Official Journal of the European Union on 13 April 2007 says that the eDT wants to create a catalogue of suppliers to support its work with major Whitehall departments, in particular HM Revenue and Customs, the Department of Work and Pensions and the Department of Communities and Local Government, as well as the wider public sector.Unaccountable Power, command and control is being centred on Downing St, as it would be in a Dictatorship.   more »

This from World of Jack

 

Things didn't get off to a good start for Jack's Education 'Express'...

 

 

 

Sums up NuLab nicely after 10 years in power, everything’s broken down.

 

NuLab – Destroying Britain from the inside out.

 

 

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Macedonia’s ePassport system will kick off later this month when 30 registration offices hosting 45 ePassport data capturing and entry stations open their doors for business throughout the country. And in Germany, Bundesdruckerei has announced that it delivered the three millionth German ePassport this week. In the UK, The UK’s biometric-based national ID card procurement is expected to commence in June.   more »

In a landmark vote today the European Parliament’s Industry, Research and Energy (ITRE) committee approved the European Commission's proposal to reduce international wholesale mobile roaming charges by 70 percent.   more »

So this is Democracy European style, and this is fast becoming democracy UK style. Rules?, what rules? Oh those rules, they just get in the way and take too long, just make it up as you go along. Don’t worry about the legal base, we’ll cover our tracks later. That’s the conclusion of the EU Data Protection Supervisor as he slammed the way in which the Data sharing agreement was concluded by 7 member states in Prum.   more »

Before we go to the Polls in May, and before Tony Blair leaves office, I challenge the Government politicians to follow their own policies. I propose that all Government Ministers and prospective Labour candidates both local and national submit publicly to having their fingerprints taken along with DNA swabs for ID Cards, and that the results of their entry into the DNA register be published before the elections.   more »

After 10 years of cooking the books, creating hundreds of thousands of phantom government sector jobs, borrowing £100 billion more than he promised in 1997, and wasting billions of pounds of IT projects that no-one wants or needs, Gordon Brown is finding his fiscal skills open to international scrutiny, and the results are not good.   more »

No-one believes you, why do you keep up the pretence. Just go and save us all from the pain of having to remove you. Put another charge on the sheet Inspector.   more »

The US Treasury Department has released its list of the people who it considers to be political opponents freedom supporters terrorists and so has banned from entering the country or banned from catching an aeroplane within the USA.   more »

The RFID chips that are to be placed into ID cards and ePassports could make you a carrier that would change, alter, destroy or immobilise RFID readers and the databases behind them.   more »

One of the reasons ID cards will never work, and why they should never be introduced is that the data is stored centrally. Eggs all in one basket. That makes it vulnerable to theft, and the thieves are starting early, getting ahead of the game. This latest incident in the US is only the latest of a number of huge data thefts both in the US and the UK, and it highlights perfectly why ID cards will help no-one except the thieves and a dictator.   more »

The NuLab experiment is now on its last legs. The policies have dried up, the daily announcements are getting more and more desperate, as one minister cancels out the announcement by another.   more »

Johnno spent three and a half years as a uniformed officer in Sussex, who originally joined the job in order to make a difference by investigating, detecting and, most importantly, preventing crime, but eventually, like the 6,000 other officers who have resigned over the past 2 years realised that the only way to make a difference was on the outside. Today, he sends an open letter to John Reid, the Home Secretary.   more »

This site has now suffered from a serious Denial of Service attack for the second time in 3 days. My hosting company take these matters very seriously, and are in the process of compiling a report as to what and/or who is responsible for these attacks.   more »

NuLab lied, Blair Lied, Brown Lied, Blunkett lied, Clarke lied, Reid lied, they all lied about the ID CARDS. Documents released under the Freedom of Information Act revealed it always planned to make the controversial ID Card scheme compulsory.   more »

The Scottish Labour party have released what I can only call the saddest of a whole bunch of sad attack video’s, with this one being nothing short of pure nanny statist and very condescending.   more »

At a time when the NHS cannot balance its books, the NPfIT is shot to pieces, nurses and staff are being sacked due to lack of funds, the moronic ministry of sickness is throwing more taxpayer money away. The DoH has just awarded £4.5 million to run research, of all things into pharmacy robots. Doh, which plot have you lost now?   more »

“Not fit for purpose”, “totally unsecured”, "We cannot foresee the system working adequately in a clinical context." are just some of the coments from doctors and hospital administrators. Dozens of users of a system delivered under the NHS's £12.4bn National Programme for IT (NPfIT) want the technology withdrawn.   more »