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Tuesday, 24 November 2009

Terrorists Drop Polar Bears from Plane onto City



Were those Polar Bears taken up in a plane before being dropped onto that city. How the hell did they get them by Airport security? Were the Bears wearing Burkas?
We need an enquiry into this lapse in security, and it needs to be held behind closed doors.


DNA Snatchers


The police are arresting innocent people so that they can get as many DNA samples as possible.

By law, officers are only allowed to make an arrest if they have ' reasonable suspicion' that a person has committed a crime.

But the Human Genetics Commission (HGC), which has carried out a lengthy review of the merits of the database, said evidence had emerged of police arresting people purely so they could take their DNA.

DNA chairman, Professor Jonathan Montgomery, said: 'People are arrested in order to retain DNA information that might not have been arrested in other circumstances.'


The claim was backed by a senior police officer.



What a mess this country is in. We have a police force running around arresting innocent people so as to collect DNA samples.


The government creates anti terrorism legislation and the councils creatively use it to make sure that you are putting your rubbish in the correct bin.


The government passes legislation to hold inquests in private if it wishes. All your online activity, emails and calls will be recorded and kept for up to six years.


Something needs to change.

Monday, 16 November 2009

McKinnon and Hamza

The jail cells used by extremist Muslim preacher Abu Hamza have been specially-adapted to accommodate his hook - prompting angry claims that prison officials are 'bowing down' to him.

The cells used by the 51-year-old - who is serving a seven-year sentence for inciting murder and preaching hate - have been fitted with lever taps costing £650, despite claims he is perfectly capable of using the standard twist ones.

I would assume that these taps must be gold plated to have cost the taxpayer so much money.


But this brings me to another matter. Why is it that Gary McKinnon who suffers from Asperger’s Syndrome struggling to get any support from the British Government or the Justice system in his fight against extradition to America for hacking into US military computers looking for Aliens? When Hamza has been fighting extradition to America very successfully for the last few years, where he is wanted for terrorism charges, including setting up al Qaeda training camps.


There is something far wrong with our justice system when there is more chance of McKinnon being extradited than Abu Hamza.


Hopefully after the General election Hamza will find himself in the Yemen where he is wanted for atrocities He will then have more to worry about than the taps in his cell. Gary will be a free man or at the very worst serving a jail term in the UK.

Saturday, 14 November 2009

Glasgow North East

Why didn’t the people of Glasgow North East give their vote to the SNP?

Glasgow NE is has one of the highest unemployment rates of anywhere in the United Kingdom. Like any other part of Britain some people will be unemployed because of bad luck and the current economic situation, other because that is the choice that they have made and are unwilling to drag themselves and their families out of a life dependant on state benefits.


These people know only to well that the SNP policy of an independent Scotland will in the short term at least, lower their already poor standard of living even further as benefits are cut by a Scottish Government during the economic turmoil that will surly follow separation from England.


The people in the poorest parts of Scotland know only to well that it is they who will bear the brunt of the SNP’s independence policy. There is no point in biting of the hand that feeds you.


The Accountants and Lawyers may sit around their tables drinking wine, congratulating themselves on Scotland independence and how great it feels to be free. It is the people in places like Glasgow NE who will suffer the hardship of a policy born of dreamers.