This is a must watch.
Daniel Hannan MEP puts it to the dear leader. (And well and truly shafts him). One of the best speeches of recent weeks. Dave, you might need to watch this man.
Family Motto: Spero meliora. (Loosely translated as, "I hope for better things") And if you don't like bad language, then bugger off. Beware. Cookies maybe lurking on this site. I usually post several times a day about differing subjects. Do scroll down
Google analytics
Tuesday, 24 March 2009
A message to Gordon Brown
That green paper
We should be so glad this won't come into force.
In return,citizens would be obliged to:
Bollocks, why should they get preferential treatment?
I'll live in a way that suits me. If I want to turn the heating up, that's for me to decide. I pay the bill.
Only if you reassure me that I'm not going to be forced into giving a DNA sample
And where's the bit about getting off the social security and finding a job?
In return,citizens would be obliged to:
Treat public sector staff with respect
Bollocks, why should they get preferential treatment?
Live in a green way
I'll live in a way that suits me. If I want to turn the heating up, that's for me to decide. I pay the bill.
Report crimes to the Police
Only if you reassure me that I'm not going to be forced into giving a DNA sample
And where's the bit about getting off the social security and finding a job?
Monday, 23 March 2009
ACPO
I've just read their Memorandum and article of association. It left me with some unease as to it's pupose and structure.
Para 4
(e)to take and accept any gift of money, property or other assets whether subject to any special trust or not;
Can I influence them with my money?
(f)to issue appeals, hold public meetings and take such other steps as may be required for the purpose of procuring contributions to the funds of the Company in the shape of donations, subscriptions or otherwise;
Can I come to those meetings?
(g)to draw, make, accept, endorse, discount, execute and issue promissory notes, bills, cheques and other instruments and to operate bank accounts;
Are they starting up their own bank now?
Can I find out what they do? Resounding NO.
ACPO and the Freedom of Information Act 2000
ACPO is a private company and the Office of the Information Commissioner has confirmed that the Freedom of Information Act does not apply to the Association, since Schedule 1 of the Act does not include a definition which covers ACPO.
Oh well, should have expected that, After all I'm only a humble taxpayer.
I think the time has come for locally elected Police Chiefs.
Para 4
(e)to take and accept any gift of money, property or other assets whether subject to any special trust or not;
Can I influence them with my money?
(f)to issue appeals, hold public meetings and take such other steps as may be required for the purpose of procuring contributions to the funds of the Company in the shape of donations, subscriptions or otherwise;
Can I come to those meetings?
(g)to draw, make, accept, endorse, discount, execute and issue promissory notes, bills, cheques and other instruments and to operate bank accounts;
Are they starting up their own bank now?
Can I find out what they do? Resounding NO.
ACPO and the Freedom of Information Act 2000
ACPO is a private company and the Office of the Information Commissioner has confirmed that the Freedom of Information Act does not apply to the Association, since Schedule 1 of the Act does not include a definition which covers ACPO.
Oh well, should have expected that, After all I'm only a humble taxpayer.
I think the time has come for locally elected Police Chiefs.
Sunday, 22 March 2009
That sacked Plod
Maybe I'm stupid but when I read that PC Steve Bettley of Merseyside Police had been sacked, for allegedly supporting the BNP, I wondered again about that secret private firm called ACPO.
What I can't understand is how they have the power to prevent anyone joining a political party that is legal and not proscribed. It's the thought police Agenda rearing it's ugly head again.
They really are recruiting agents for the BNP aren't they?
What I can't understand is how they have the power to prevent anyone joining a political party that is legal and not proscribed. It's the thought police Agenda rearing it's ugly head again.
The leak of the list, apparently by disgruntled former staff, provoked uproar after BNP members were revealed to be current and former servicemen, teachers and doctors.
The list included the names, professions, addresses and telephone numbers of thousands of BNP supporters.
They really are recruiting agents for the BNP aren't they?
Saturday, 21 March 2009
Sacked for telling it how it should be.
I heard on Radio 2 whilst I was on the way back from getting essential supplies to repair my heating system, that Deva Kumarasiri had been forced to leave as postmaster. If you remenber, he was the one that stated that to be British you must integrate and speak the language of the country.
Read it here
I wish him well
Read it here
I wish him well
We're all at it.
This evening a female friend of ours called in for a cuppa and a chat. A year ago the conversation would have revolved around how the kids were doing, and other mundane subjects.
Not tonight. The conversation swiftly turned to how our country had been betrayed from the top, and how long it might take our children to pay off the debt, foisted on us by these incompetent, lying bastards.
Even now, I don't believe that those fuckwits in Westminster, really realise the depth of feeling in the country at the moment. The anger is welling. They may yet need to invoke the civil contingency act.
Incidentally our friend runs a charity specialising in looking after kids whilst their parents go out to work. Apparently play schools are to be funded with up to £1200 each to buy toys for the kids. She would like to know what sort of toys they need costing that much? She spends a fraction of that.
Not tonight. The conversation swiftly turned to how our country had been betrayed from the top, and how long it might take our children to pay off the debt, foisted on us by these incompetent, lying bastards.
Even now, I don't believe that those fuckwits in Westminster, really realise the depth of feeling in the country at the moment. The anger is welling. They may yet need to invoke the civil contingency act.
Incidentally our friend runs a charity specialising in looking after kids whilst their parents go out to work. Apparently play schools are to be funded with up to £1200 each to buy toys for the kids. She would like to know what sort of toys they need costing that much? She spends a fraction of that.
Friday, 20 March 2009
Cut the blue wire, no, no, the red one.
We've all seen those action movies, where the hero has to decide which wire to cut in order to de-activate the thermo-nuclear weapon or other sundry device that might hurt.
Well I've been having trouble with my central heating. The room thermostat seemed to be playing up. Considering the wiring to the stat is a bit iffy,(ever since I drilled into the buried cable) I decided that I would renew it with a wireless device. Seems simple, I say, just disconnect the existing stat at the multi- terminal box and wire the receiver unit into the same terminals. The connector box has a wiring connection schedule in the cover showing that the room stat is wired into terminals 2 & 3. Excellent so far.
The game begins.
1) terminals 2 & 3 disconnected and cable withdrawn.
2) Go to garage for cable to wire in the receiver unit. No cable. Wife threw it out.
3) Ahaa, part of the redundant old thermostat cable could be used.
4) Cut the cable back to the wall, great, just what I need.
Aaargh. Central heating installer had taken no heed of the wiring schedule and had decided to be creative. I've just disabled the hot water thermostat.
5) Temporary repair carried out using cable and choc block. (Do not snitch on me to health and safety please, I have a wife with a cold, and three cats.)
6) Down to DIY store tommorrow for more cable and a junction box.
Moral of the story: Before you cut the blue or the red, make sure you know what it does. Do not believe what any other bastard would like you to think.
This is all to show to the Ranting Penguin that there is more to life than drains.
UPDATE: Heating working well.
Well I've been having trouble with my central heating. The room thermostat seemed to be playing up. Considering the wiring to the stat is a bit iffy,(ever since I drilled into the buried cable) I decided that I would renew it with a wireless device. Seems simple, I say, just disconnect the existing stat at the multi- terminal box and wire the receiver unit into the same terminals. The connector box has a wiring connection schedule in the cover showing that the room stat is wired into terminals 2 & 3. Excellent so far.
The game begins.
1) terminals 2 & 3 disconnected and cable withdrawn.
2) Go to garage for cable to wire in the receiver unit. No cable. Wife threw it out.
3) Ahaa, part of the redundant old thermostat cable could be used.
4) Cut the cable back to the wall, great, just what I need.
Aaargh. Central heating installer had taken no heed of the wiring schedule and had decided to be creative. I've just disabled the hot water thermostat.
5) Temporary repair carried out using cable and choc block. (Do not snitch on me to health and safety please, I have a wife with a cold, and three cats.)
6) Down to DIY store tommorrow for more cable and a junction box.
Moral of the story: Before you cut the blue or the red, make sure you know what it does. Do not believe what any other bastard would like you to think.
This is all to show to the Ranting Penguin that there is more to life than drains.
UPDATE: Heating working well.
Thursday, 19 March 2009
Electric sheep. Wow!
Found this on the Englishman's blog.
Well worth a minute or two out of your busy day
Well worth a minute or two out of your busy day
Wednesday, 18 March 2009
Call me racist. Oh no you can't.
An asian postmaster has refused to serve customers that can't speak english. He rightly states that when he arrived in the UK, he appreciated what it was to be British. Ie, fit in with our culture.
Read the full article here
Not sure how the racial equality righteous are going to handle this.
H/T to the Lone Voice
UPDATE: I heard on radio two today that he's been sacked.
There's a huge Union Flag flying proudly outside Deva Kumarasiri's house and it's been there so long the edges are tattered and torn.
Nearby, another one flutters from the back of his favourite Land Rover as he drives to work as the local cornershop postmaster.
Read the full article here
Not sure how the racial equality righteous are going to handle this.
H/T to the Lone Voice
UPDATE: I heard on radio two today that he's been sacked.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)

