There is the most ridiculous article on Guardian CIF
this morning that I think I have ever had the displeasure to read. Dr Geobbels
could not have done better.

Dr John Reid is trying to convince us, still, that we all need
ID Cards. Bollocks! 

This is my answer to the mad Commie Doctor.

If an ID card protected us from criminals like yourself, I
would have one tomorrow. 

You have committed a criminal act, by illegally withholding
from parliament the s37 report on the costs of the ID card programme until this
morning.

The Government, Quango’s and the Banks are the biggest enablers
of the majority of ID Fraud, by allowing personal details and data to
continually be released into the internet, public domain by selling and just
dumping it in rubbish bins, which under the SOCPA laws which you yourself had a
hand in drafting, you as the person responsible for enabling crimes to be
committed should be arrested and charged. 

But then that’s the plan, systematically destroy everyone’s
legitimate identities, and then provide us with the government solution.

Of course it is about control, you lie like a timex watch.
We see that the same Lie is being used in all 27 member states of Europe,
across north America and now Australia.
Orwell’s fiction is being used by you as a blueprint. Never, ever, assume that the
people of this land are so stupid that we don’t understand what you are doing. 

I wont be having an ID card, along with most others in this
country. Hitler may have got away with the Big Lie method of government in
1933, but we aint going to take it from you.

Now please, be a good chap, just resign and piss off like
Blair.

 

NuLab – Destroying Britain
from the inside out.

 


There is the most ridiculous article on Guardian CIF
this morning that I think I have ever had the displeasure to read. Dr Geobbels
could not have done better.

Dr John Reid is trying to convince us, still, that we all need
ID Cards. Bollocks! 

This is my answer to the mad Commie Doctor.

If an ID card protected us from criminals like yourself, I
would have one tomorrow. 

You have committed a criminal act, by illegally withholding
from parliament the s37 report on the costs of the ID card programme until this
morning.

The Government, Quango’s and the Banks are the biggest enablers
of the majority of ID Fraud, by allowing personal details and data to
continually be released into the internet, public domain by selling and just
dumping it in rubbish bins, which under the SOCPA laws which you yourself had a
hand in drafting, you as the person responsible for enabling crimes to be
committed should be arrested and charged. 

But then that’s the plan, systematically destroy everyone’s
legitimate identities, and then provide us with the government solution.

Of course it is about control, you lie like a timex watch.
We see that the same Lie is being used in all 27 member states of Europe,
across north America and now Australia.
Orwell’s fiction is being used by you as a blueprint. Never, ever, assume that the
people of this land are so stupid that we don’t understand what you are doing. 

I wont be having an ID card, along with most others in this
country. Hitler may have got away with the Big Lie method of government in
1933, but we aint going to take it from you.

Now please, be a good chap, just resign and piss off like
Blair.

 

NuLab – Destroying Britain
from the inside out.

 


Speaking only days before Condoleezza
Rice
, US

secretary of state, is due to visit, Vladimir Putin said only “equitable
partnership’’ and “common responsibility’’ would prevent ”the next armed
conflict and attempts to shatter world peace”.

Mr Putin used the annual celebrations of the defeat of the Nazis in Red
Square
to make criticisms of the US
and Estonia.

The Russian president renewed attacks on what he calls US
unilateralism, saying there were “new threats” based on “the same disregard for
human life and the same pretensions to international exclusivity and diktat as
in the Third Reich”.

In a thinly masked attack on Estonia
over its relocation of a Red Army monument, Mr
Putin said: “Those who are trying to belittle this invaluable experience, those
who desecrate monuments to the heroes of the war, are insulting their own
people and sowing discord and new distrust between states and people.”

Estonia’s
move sparked riots in Tallinn, the
capital, that left one dead and 153 injured.

For Russia,
which lost 27m people during the war, the defeat of Hitler’s Germany
is one of its proudest moments. Russians make up about one third of Estonia’s
1.3m people but to many Estonians the statue is a symbol of a half century of
Soviet rule.

While some 7,000 soldiers goose-stepped through Moscow’s
Red Square carrying
hammer-and-sickle banners, hundreds of ethnic Russians queued quietly in Tallinn,
to place red carnations at the new location of the bronze war memorial at a
military cemetery just outside the city centre.

(source)

 

Blair, Brown and the unelected European Commission is seen
by the rest of the world as being the new National Socialists, the rest of the
world can see them taking old Nazi laws and making them their own.

They can see the slide that Europe is
making towards Authoritarianism, and Russia
is quite rightly wary, quite rightly concerned by the actions of the European
Commission.

 

We are living in very uncertain times.

 

Speaking only days before Condoleezza
Rice
, US

secretary of state, is due to visit, Vladimir Putin said only “equitable
partnership’’ and “common responsibility’’ would prevent ”the next armed
conflict and attempts to shatter world peace”.

Mr Putin used the annual celebrations of the defeat of the Nazis in Red
Square
to make criticisms of the US
and Estonia.

The Russian president renewed attacks on what he calls US
unilateralism, saying there were “new threats” based on “the same disregard for
human life and the same pretensions to international exclusivity and diktat as
in the Third Reich”.

In a thinly masked attack on Estonia
over its relocation of a Red Army monument, Mr
Putin said: “Those who are trying to belittle this invaluable experience, those
who desecrate monuments to the heroes of the war, are insulting their own
people and sowing discord and new distrust between states and people.”

Estonia’s
move sparked riots in Tallinn, the
capital, that left one dead and 153 injured.

For Russia,
which lost 27m people during the war, the defeat of Hitler’s Germany
is one of its proudest moments. Russians make up about one third of Estonia’s
1.3m people but to many Estonians the statue is a symbol of a half century of
Soviet rule.

While some 7,000 soldiers goose-stepped through Moscow’s
Red Square carrying
hammer-and-sickle banners, hundreds of ethnic Russians queued quietly in Tallinn,
to place red carnations at the new location of the bronze war memorial at a
military cemetery just outside the city centre.

(source)

 

Blair, Brown and the unelected European Commission is seen
by the rest of the world as being the new National Socialists, the rest of the
world can see them taking old Nazi laws and making them their own.

They can see the slide that Europe is
making towards Authoritarianism, and Russia
is quite rightly wary, quite rightly concerned by the actions of the European
Commission.

 

We are living in very uncertain times.

 

Last week, in an episode that could have been taken from the
dark days of the Cold War, Britain's
air-defence Tornado aircraft scrambled to meet two incoming Russian TU142(F) Bear
bombers speeding towards the UK
across the North Sea, apparently on a spying mission.

Two Tornado F3 fighters took off from RAF Leuchars in Fife
and intercepted the Bears in international airspace.


The two Bears were spotted during a major Royal Navy
exercise (Neptune Warrior) to the north of the Outer Hebrides. Commanders
believe they were planning to spy on the warships, including the aircraft
carrier Illustrious.

After shadowing the Russians for some 15 minutes, they
watched as the giant bombers turned and headed home to their base in Murmansk,
in a set piece spy play similar to the skirmishes during the 1970s and 80s, when
Bear bombers probed the UK's
defences to test the response. 

While such visits from the Russians have become extremely
rare, the latest one is a reminder that Moscow's
long-term ambitions are not entirely clear and that the old Cold War rivalries
could well resurface.

Under President-Putin – a former KGB general – Russia
has been flexing its economic muscle by cutting off gas flows to the West,
highlighting Europe's growing dependence on its energy,
and the Kremlin has also begun to take a more aggressive stance in foreign
affairs.

(source)
 

We live in very uncertain times, and if ever this country
needed to stop running down our armed services, now is the time, with the
Government heeding the calls of Senior Defence Staff to put more money and
planning into the defences of Britain.

Or maybe they just wanted a photo of Gordon Brown's house, also in Fife.