Monday, 28 March 2011

The selling off of National assets will haunt the British economic recovery until it is reversed.

The recovery, if these green shoots do materialise, will be severely hampered the sale of key British national infrastructure to foreign firms.  Do not forget that a lot of the financial and legal services that take place in London are based upon international trade.  With the international infrastructure now owned elsewhere it is natural that they will ultimately take their financial services requirements with them.

This clip explains the problem quite well:

Sharia March, London, 25th March 2011

The video below is of a march that took place in London on March 25th 2011.  I have to question the lack of publicity that this has received in the main stream media and the reasons for it.

I personally do not wish to see protesters on British streets declaring that we are part of a “trinity of evil” or that “Democracy will bring oppression” or for that matter that “Sharia will dominate the world!”  All of these slogans and more are shown on placards being carried by protesters.

Sunday, 27 March 2011

TUC March, PFI, Fiscal Crisis, HS2 Rail Link, Lib Dem rebrand, Cloud Computing and Al-Qaeda in Libya.

The TUC’s ‘March for the Alternative’ and its pre organised melee receives plenty of attention as it should.  A cursory examination of the groups involved includes old favourites the Socialist Workers Party and candidates for presidency of the National Union of Students confirming that not much changes on the left. The Telegraph’s James Delingpole takes a more light hearted look than most whilst making an indirect point about the brainwashing of so many who have not only no clue as to the answer but no concept of the scale of the problem.

PFI contracts were one of Labour’s most expensive ‘investments’  and their claim to have created a “New generation of hospitals” is exposed as the sham that it is.  I am convinced that the majority of the public do not understand the present condition of the nations finances and it is about time that the government acted responsibly and took steps to explain them.

HS2 is hailed as the economic saviour of the West Midlands by those who wish to promote it.  I disagree.  Certainly during its construction phase there will be some benefit although even that is somewhat mitigated by the fact that there have always been a large number of construction workers who migrate to wherever the next project is.  Once completed I see HS2 as a drain along which will travel a proportion of the West Midlands economy to help in the shoring up of the economy of the nations capital.  Cynical I know but that is my view.

Nick Clegg has ordered a rebranding of the Liberal Democrats.  Whooppee doo.  If it feels smushy and smells then you can call it what you like, it is still …. The Liberal Democrats!

Cloud computing is being pushed by the people who have the most to gain from it and there certainly will be large savings to be made by the firms that take advantage in the early days.  If the largest technology companies get their way though within the space of a decade there will be a very few companies hosting most of the corporate data/programs.  Monopoly situations never produce cheap prices.  Oil prices in the UK spring to mind.

Whether the self styled ‘Colonel Gadhafi’ survives or falls is of little interest to me.  In either case I feel that the Libyan people will get a raw deal as is usually the way of these things.  I have serious reservations about backing unknown rebel groups.  Here are four pieces discussing the connection between the rebels and Al-Qaeda.  Nice friends, I don’t think.

I can only conclude that in all matters above the sooner the British public can be made to wake up and assess their deteriorating situation the better.  It is happening – just nothing like quickly enough.

Saturday, 26 March 2011

Sometimes in life you just have to laugh

My children showed me these and I thought I would share them with you.

 

 

 

If you can’t take time off for a laugh, what’s the point?

Friday, 25 March 2011

Labour should be very pleased

Portugal is in financial difficulty again and it is possible that they might default on their sovereign debt.  A recent parliamentary session could not pass a budget proposed by the minority socialist party that governs Portugal.

Portugal will need a bailout (again) which will come from the European bailout fund.  If they do default on their debt the bill for UK plc amounts to one hundred pounds per person living in the UK.

The reason I say that the Labour party should be very pleased is that it was their chancellor that signed up to the bailout system even though he had no need to.  The timing of the decision is important.  During the period of time that the Conservatives and Liberal democrats were sorting out the details of their alliance the Labour party was still in government even though they had already lost the General Election.  Knowing that they had lost their chancellor signed European bailout agreements that he had previously refused to do as not in Britain’s best interest.

Don’t let the people forget this!

Thursday, 24 March 2011

Barpool Ward By Election

One of the serving councillors for Barpool Ward, Frank McGale (Labour), has resigned stating ill health.  I take no pleasure in this and I was surprised that Cllr McGale stood last May to be honest because it was common knowledge that he has long term health issues.

The tax payers of the Borough of Nuneaton and Bedworth now have to pay for a by election costing thousands.

Each ward has two councillors and as the remaining ward councillor feel free to keep bringing your council concerns to me.  I promised when I stood that I would attend te meetings, read the paperwork, listen to the debates, play a full part in council and do my best to further the cause of the people of Barpool Ward.  This I have and continue to do!

There are very few councillors that have an attendance record to match mine.  Not only in the council house either.  I have attended every public meeting that has been held in or about issues concerning this ward, and others, since I was elected in 2008.  I have never failed to speak in the interest of the residents.  Very few can say the same.

The British National Party candidate is yet to be announced because we are undertaking a candidate selection process to determine which is the best candidate for this ward.  It is important that your new councillor has the time and the determination necessary to represent the people.  There are too many who simply wave a party flag and say, “vote for me!”  This is simply not good enough.

Vote for determination

Vote for dedication

Vote British National Party!

Monday, 21 March 2011

Bugger, I've been banned!

In a move that should have no place in modern Britain my blogs have been banned from my children's school. Access has been denied without explanation to students who apparently like to check them out now and again.

The idiocy of this move amazes me! What do you think will happen when word gets around that my blogs have been banned? I suggest that readership amongst the curious at the Nuneaton Academy will rise somewhat. The political bias at the school is distinctly anti Nationalist and anti British National Party in particular.

No explanation has been, or I suspect ever will be, offered. I happen to be a British National Party councillor at borough level and had the pleasure of being the party candidate at both County and Parliamentary level. As such I am in a first rate position to answer any questions that the pupils may have.
What better opportunity to confront bigotry and stereotypes than to question someone such as myself directly? I make the same offer to Nuneaton Academy as to any other educational establishment or media outlet. Let me speak, and let the audience decide. I am quite happy to attend at any local school or community group that wishes to host a question and answer session.

Right must prevail!
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Sunday, 13 March 2011

How not to park

I am a driving instructor by trade and a pupil prompted me to look up reverse parking clips on YouTube.  There are many clips which have been posted explaining to learners the brief and how to achieve the exercise.  Bearing in mind they are being recorded by self proclaimed driving instructors I did not believe that there could be so much ineffective and incorrect advice available.  Seriously I have endured official driving school clips that are ineffective and incorrect.

At least this one is funny:

Thursday, 10 March 2011

Islamic slavery in Africa over thirteen centuries

Slavery is not a topic to be trifled with and though we Europeans are perfectly comfortable having a conversation on the subject this is not the case in other cultures.  The clip below does not cover the white slave trade which took place from our own shores for several centuries but it does cover the trading of black slaves from southern and central Africa to Arab nations and the Indian continent by muslims.  The trade has been described as genocide by the academic who made the clip and I will allow him to explain why.

There is a pattern which emerges in several nations that have been conquered by Islam.  Like in Eastern Europe there are many places in Africa today that worship Islam for no other reason than that they were conquered by Islamists centuries ago.

Sunday, 6 March 2011

Register your disgust at tactics of Staffordshire Police

I was talking to West Midlands RO Alwyn Deacon when I first heard about the absolutely disgraceful conduct of Staffordshire Police with relation to a meeting of the Cannock branch of the British National PartyStaffordshire Police have a strap line on the heading banner which reads, “Keeping our communities safe and reassured”.  This organisation should be retitled as ‘Intimidation Inc’.

There is no need for me to recount the story because Alwyn has written it out for you over on his West Midlands Nationalist Blog.

I would like to invite like minded Nationalists to complain about this shameful waste of Police time and resources as well as the infringement of the civil liberties of decent law abiding party members.  Intimidating landlords is something that the Police should leave to left wing agitators rather than conducting this action themselves.

There are two ways to complain.  Firstly to Staffordshire Police directly.  This would be classified as a direction and control complaint because it is aimed at the policies and procedures of the force at large and not the conduct of a specified officer.  The relevant complaint form can be found here.

The second method of complaining about the Police is to use the relevant Police Authority.  This is in effect a board of governors which although unknown to most has quite a lot of say.  The relevant form to complain to the Police Authority can be found here.

Both forms have been used once already and I do hope that I will not be the only one to support the Nationalist community in the Cannock area.

Senior Conservative codswallop

If it should be the case that as you begin this piece you have even the last remaining vestige of respect for senior Conservatives when it comes to the subject of employment, unemployment and immigration then I offer you the following link from today’s Telegraph.  Iain Duncan Smith who just happens to be the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions makes an argument that is so juvenile in its deceit that our six year old would not hope to get away with it.  The old homework excuse of, “The dog ate it Sir” has more plausibility.  The two facedness of the argument is such that I will not even give it copy and paste space.  If you must, if you really must see for yourself then the piece is here: Iain Duncan Smith: there are lots of jobs for the unemployed.

You have been warned!

Saturday, 5 March 2011

New financial crisis is not so new

I read, with no surprise to be honest, in today's Telegraph that the governor of the Bank of England is concerned by the possibility that the banks could create another financial crisis. I do think that the title,"Governor of The Bank of England", comes with at the very least the duty to forewarn of such failings in the financial system. This is something that he did nor do last time until it was occurring.

I am also disappointed to see the blame falsely in my opinion being laid with the bankers. It is the politicians that decide upon what can and cannot be undertaken within the institutions. Institutional investors are gamblers by nature and their only allegiance is to the quickest and largest profit. This is their reason for existence. When the Liberal, Labour and Conservative MP's agreed to deregulate the financial system they effectively announced no rules and no limits in the casino. There us an old adage that the only winner in a casino is the house. Unfortunately in this case the house is open to global banking and the bankers, now released with the nations wealth gambled like a lottery winner in Las Vegas. The winner was the global banking elite and the loser without a doubt is the current and next generation of British tax payers.

The 'new' financial crisis that the good governor is talking about is really quite inevitable and an inevitable continuation of the last one. The feebly weak politicians have neither the spine to perform nor the wit to understand the necessary changes. Until this situation is resolved the imbalances and profiteering will continue, as will the obscene bonuses, and Britain's financial situation will become more perilous until we reach the situation where the pound is worth less than the Euro. This could be an indicator to foreign investors that Gt Britain Plc needs a thorough inspection. If they begin to care about our horrendous debt to GDP ratio, which is worse than that of Greece when they received their bailout, and the fact that we are shoring up our financial system by repackaging our own debt and selling it to ourselves, then we are in sovereign default territory. IMF bailouts and a return to the 'gnomes of Zurich' syndrome for those that are old enough to remember ir will be upon us again. Policies will then have to be agreed with foreign regulators. Not a pleasant thought.

The scenario above is all too possible and with us in a situation similar to that of Japan twenty years ago. Japan is still struggling even with a large manufacturing economy and control of their own fiscal affairs. Imagine how we would fair with a comprehensively broken financial sector and foreign hands steering policy. The Scouts or Guides could do a better job.

The answer is simple enough but highly unlikely. The government has to reign in the abilities of the finance houses to gamble. This will curtail the financial sector and necessitate investment in the manufacturing sector and national infrastructure. Real wealth creating jobs would be created and many people in society would actually have a reason to get up in the morning. To normal people this would be good news but not to the politicians who have spent the last thirty plus years destroying the traditional economy to create their dream 'service and education' economy. The consequences of the inability of the politicians to admit that they have got it wrong will be with us for generations. Unless of course the public wakes up and votes in a suitably nationalistic government. Even then the damage will take several terms to reverse.
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