Primary school children in Scotland are to get free school meals in a pilot scheme costing the English taxpayer £5m.
Parents of English children will still have to pay for their children to have school meals.
School meals in England current cost as little as 37p to produce with the British government pledging to increase this to 50p. In Scotland in excess of 70p on average is spent on a school meal.
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The One Eyed Wonder of Wankistan, laughing and joking after England’s defeat at the hands of South Africa last night, made another one of those “this country” speeches.
“England’s performance at this World Cup, and in the final against South Africa, was an inspiration to millions in our country.
Their victories against France and Australia will live long in our memory and the country is extremely proud of their extraordinary achievements over the past few weeks”
Our country? Which country Gordon? My country is England, yours is the Undemocratic Republic of New Britain.
You mean England again don’t you Gordon? Go on, say England.
Hat-tip: Britology watch
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South Africa have won the Rugby World Cup 15-6 against England.
Where did England go wrong? They made mistakes but that wasn’t it. South Africa were simply a better team, they knew they were better and they played the whole game with the attitude that the game was already won and the actual rugby was just a formality.
Still, at least we made the finals and that’s better than every other team.
Edit:
While everyone in the England camp – including Prince William – is looking depressed, the One Eyed Wonder of Wankistan is laughing and joking with the officials on the pitch. Why is that English-hating, Scottish traitor there anyway?
Technorati Tags: England, Rugby, South Africa, World Cup
The EU has excelled itself with its latest piece of child propaganda – Captain Euro.
Captain Euro is “Europe’s Superhero” and, with his trusty Captain Euro Team, he fights against “the baddy”, Dr. D. Vider.
The Introduction on the Captain Euro website describes the European Union as “a union of prosperity and innovation”.
Captain Euro works for the Twelve Stars Organisation which was “set up to defend the security of Europe and uphold the values of the Union” from their top secret headquarters, the Atonium Building, which is, of course, a real building in Brussels.
The Twelve Stars Organisation’s logo is “a five-pointed yellow star on a clear blue blue sky with the E of Europe at its centre – the shining symbol of strength through unity”. They are, apparently, the “global messengers of peace” spreading the European message throughout the world.
The devious “baddy”, Dr. D. Vider, has only one intention which is “only too obvious: to divide Europe and create his own empire”.
Of course, Captain Euro and his team don’t just fight the dastardly plans of the baddies who want to divide Europe. Oh not, they also represent Europe in sporting events “triumphing in the name of Europe”.
One of the founders of the company that made Captain Euro was responsible for building the European Commission’s Corporate Identity.
One thing is for sure – if my kids are exposed to this filth I will be sueing the school. There are laws against the use of propaganda in English schools and not even the EU would try to claim that this isn’t politically motivated and totally biased.
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… the one-eyed man is King …
Thanks to Scaffold from Cross of St George for animating by slides.
Technorati Tags: ARMD, Blindness, NHS, Discrimination
Anglophobia permeates into all aspects of life in the Undemocratic Republic of New Britain, as evidenced by this post on the CEP blog.
Despite comprising only 15% of the population and being responsible for only 18% of the medals won at the last Commonwealth Games, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland between them have 39 staff dedicated to athletics compared to England’s 41.
The North West of England employs only 4 staff for athletics yet has a greater population than that of Scotland and Northern Ireland combined.
How does this happen? Because sport is devolved in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland and recieves far greater funding than in England. Sport in Scotland and Wales is supported by both their own organisations – Sport Scotland and Sport Council Wales – and Sport England which seems to feel the need to promote all “British” sport.
Technorati Tags: Sport, Athletics, England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland
The One Eyed Wonder of Wankistan has sold us down the river.
Last night he signed a treaty establishing, amongst other things, a European nation, primacy of EU law over national law and a commitment to adopt the Euro.
Don’t be taken in by the propaganda spouted by the eurofederalists and the traitor politcians who want their chance to play at being world statesmen – this treaty is the UE Constitution in all but name and Gordo the Goblin King’s “red lines” are certainly not drawn in permanent marker.
The not-a-constitution is a self-amending treaty. Anything in the not-a-constitution that currently requires a unanimous vote of member states can be changed to a majority vote without another treaty. Our oil supplies are coming under EU control, as is asylum and immigration. The not-a-constitution establishes the Euro as the currency of the EU and requires all member states to commit to its introduction. It also requires members to start giving up their derogations – the precious “red lines” that the Tartan Traitor says are protecting “British” interests.
This is undeniably a transfer of sovereignty from the British government to the EU. Commitments have been made, in signing the treaty, that will bind successive parliaments. This is not allowed but the highest court in the land will be a European court which is obliged to work for the benefit of the EU so any attempt by future parliaments not to honour these commitments will likely be ruled unlawful by the EU.
The Bill of Rights 1689 – a law still in effect today – says “That no foreign prince, person, prelate, state, or potentate hath, or ought to have any jurisdiction, power, superiority, pre-eminence, or authority ecclesiastical or spiritual, within this realm”. The terms are a bit archaic so I’ll just explain what they mean. A “foreign prince” is a member of a royal family from another country that has settled in this country and been allowed to keep their title. A “prelate” is a high-ranking member of the clergy. A “potentate” is either the unelected head of a state or an “ambassador” performing negotiations on behalf of a large group.
The EU cannot negotiate on behalf of England. No “ambassador” of the EU can have jurisdiction over England. To allow this to happen – which No Mandate Brown has just done by signing the not-a-constitution – is unlawful and nothing short of treason.
Technorati Tags: EU Constitution, Gordon Brown, Treason, Bill of Rights, Europe
Can I remind you about the blogging habits survey?
There are some interesting answers on there, it would be good to get some wider views.
Hat-tip: Scots & Independent
Scottish farmers are threatening to protest over the British government’s refusal to give then £50m compensation for their losses during the Foot & Mouth outbreak.
The National Farmers Union Scotland (no, there isn’t an NFU England before you ask) says that is is “shocking to say the least”. The deputy chief executive of NFU Scotland said “Hilary Benn is telling Scots farmers who have got their animals stuck where they are, whose animals are overcrowded, and who haven’t any money left that their problems aren’t big enough”.
Is that really what Hilary Benn is saying? What Scottish farmers should have been told is to fuck off back to Edinburgh and tell the Scottish government to compensate them from the Scottish budget instead of expecting DEFRA to compensate them from the English budget. Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is a devolved matter, the Scottish Executive has a budget for it and to expect the British government to compensate them using money intended for English farmers is out of order.
Unfortunately, the master race don’t just want their cake and eat it, they want our cake as well.
Technorati Tags: Foot & Mouth, DEFRA, Scotland, NFU, Farmers
Fresh milk is good for you right? Good for your bones, good for your health in general and it tastes good. I could drink gallons of the stuff if it wasn’t for the fact we already get through 5 or 6 pints a day as it is!
So why are the British government aiming to replace 90% of the milk in shops with sterilised UHT shit by 2020? To prevent climate change of course!
DEFRA have decided that refrigerating milk is causing global warming so they are setting targets to replace fresh milk with UHT milk that doesn’t require refrigeration until after it’s been opened.
The British government’s obsession with climate change is reaching the point where it would be a joke if it wasn’t costing is billions. DEFRA actually have a target to reduce methane emissions from cows by 60% within 15 to 20 years. How the hell do you stop cows from farting for christs sake?
Hat-tip: Sepoy Agent
Technorati Tags: Milk, Defra, Climate Change, Cows, Methane
Minge Campbell, the geriatric leader of the Illiberal Democrats, has finally put an end to the longest resignation in history and officially handed in his notice.
He should probably give a few weeks notice but in the circumstances – he’s 143 years old and moves with the help of strings attached to his arms and legs – they’ll probably just let him put on his slippers and shuffle off to a retirment home early. It’ll be free, of course, and he’ll get to keep his house and all his money even though he’s rich because he lives in Scotland and only English pensioners have to sell their home and possessions to pay for their nursing care.
Anyway, he’s gone now so all that remains is for them to find another jock to take over.
Meanwhile, the bigotted tosser, Vince Cable, is acting leader of the party. That’s the same Vince Cable who lumped English nationalists in with white supremecists and islamic fundamentalists back in September 2005. It’s funny, I can walk from one room to another and forget what I went their for but some things – being compared to terrorists and nazi’s for instance – stick in my mind. Funny that.
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According to the Daily Telegraph, the British government is abandoning its plans to introduce a national road pricing scheme.
Peter Roberts – anti-road pricing campaigner and prospective UKIP MP – started a petition on the 10 Downing Street website which went on to attract over 1.8m signatures. Initiailly, Traitor Bliar dismissed the petition out of hand saying that we, the uneducated masses, just don’t know what we’re talking about and that the British government knows what’s best for us.
The current Road Pricing plan was the brainchild of Alistair Darling, MP for Edinburgh South West, when he was Secretary of State for Transport. The Road Pricing legislation will only apply in England because transport is devolved.
It appears that road pricing will now take a local form – like the Congestion Charge in London – rather than being done on a national basis.
Technorati Tags: Peter Roberts, Road Pricing, UKIP
Liebour Ministers are desperately trying to encourage Liebour Party members to rally round the One Eyed Wonder of Wankistan after the latest opinion poll put the Conswervatives seven points ahead of Liebour.
Like flies round shit, Liebour ministers have spontaneously told the media how great their Prime Minister is. Jim Murphy, Minister for Europe, even went as far as saying “The population of the United Kingdom will be very clear who they want the be their leader and I’m certain it would be Gordon Brown”. When will they be very clear about this Jim? No Mandate Brown has already ruled out an election because he didn’t think he’d win. If Liebour is that confident then surely now would be a perfect time to call an election?
The fat sweaty shit, Charlie Falconer, intimated that it’s not just the Liebour Party leadership that needs to change but the whole fetid, corrupt party. He said that Liebour needs to set out its vision – Gordon’s vision – for the future of the UK. The vision for the future that Liebour’s Prime Minister has no mandate to carry out.
Tessa Jowell said that No Mandate Brown was right not to call an election because we “need longer to get to know him, to lay out the vision for the country before calling an election”. Apparently 10 years of being mugged by the Tartan Taxman isn’t enough to get an idea of what a contemptable shit he is.
Technorati Tags: Gordon Brown, Labour, Election
The One Eyed Wonder of Wankistan seems to have learnt one lesson at least – after taking such a battering for congratulating Scotland for their win against France the other week but ignoring England who also won on the same night, he has congratulated the England rugby team for last night’s win against France.
He said “I want to congratulate Brian Ashton, Phil Vickery and the whole England rugby team on their fantastic achievement. This is a proud day for the country and I wish the team the best of luck in the final.”
Which country Gordon? You mean England don’t you? Go on Gordon, say England.
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Well, I’d like to say that England outplayed France and the victory was well deserved but it was a bit of a fluke to be honest.
France and England both played pretty poorly interspersed with some moments of excellent play. The highlight of the match – other than beating France and getting to the final of course – was securing the record for the fastest ever try in world cup rugby.
On, now, to the world cup and a chance to pay back the South Africans for their humiliation a few weeks ago.
I’ve just fired off the following email to Telford & Wrekin Council (my local authority) regarding Al Gore’s climate change propaganda film being shown in schools after reading this list of judgements by a High Court judge:
Hi,
I see that Al Gore’s film on Climate Change is set to enter the curriculum in English schools despite a High Court Judge ruling that the film is politically motivated and inaccurate.It is an offence to use politically motivated and inaccurate material (better known as “propaganda”) to teach children in English schools.The offence is under section 406 of the Education Act 1996 which makes political indoctrination illegal.
The following bullet points detail some of the judge’s findings:
- The film claims that melting snows on Mount Kilimanjaro evidence global warming.
The Government’s expert was forced to concede that this is not correct.- The film suggests that evidence from ice cores proves that rising CO2 causes temperature increases over 650,000 years.
The Court found that the film was misleading: over that period the rises in CO2 lagged behind the temperature rises by 800-2000 years.
- The film uses emotive images of Hurricane Katrina and suggests that this has been caused by global warming.
The Government’s expert had to accept that it was “not possible” to attribute one-off events to global warming.- The film shows the drying up of Lake Chad and claims that this was caused by global warming.
The Government’s expert had to accept that this was not the case.- The film claims that a study showed that polar bears had drowned due to disappearing arctic ice.
It turned out that Mr Gore had misread the study: in fact four polar bears drowned and this was because of a particularly violent storm.- The film threatens that global warming could stop the Gulf Stream throwing Europe into an ice age:
The Claimant’s evidence was that this was a scientific impossibility.
- The film blames global warming for species losses including coral reef bleaching.
The Government could not find any evidence to support this claim.- The film suggests that the Greenland ice covering could melt causing sea levels to rise dangerously.
The evidence is that Greenland will not melt for millennia.- The film suggests that the Antarctic ice covering is melting,
The evidence was that it is in fact increasing.
- The film suggests that sea levels could rise by 7m causing the displacement of millions of people.
In fact the evidence is that sea levels are expected to rise by about 40cm over the next hundred years and that there is no such threat of massive migration.- The film claims that rising sea levels has caused the evacuation of certain Pacific islands to New Zealand.
The Government are unable to substantiate this and the Court observed that this appears to be a false claim.The film is essentially a work of fiction.It is little more than politically motivated propaganda used to justify punitive taxation to plug funding gaps in the treasuries of most developed nations.The High Court has judged that the film is politically motivated and biased and as such I feel that it is inappropriate and unlawful to show this film in a school.As such, I would be obliged if you could confirm that this piece of propaganda will not be shown in any schools in the borough.If any of my children are exposed to this political indoctrination I will seek prosecution.
Regards,
Stuart Parr
I suggest that every other concerned parent does the same to prevent the gobal warming scam being taught to our children as fact when it is, in reality, a politically motivated, biased set of vague and unscientific assumptions.
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Just in case anyone was wondering where Wankistan was …
Technorati Tags: Wankistan, England, Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland
The 10 Downing Street petition to hold a general election in 2007 is gathering pace.
The One Eyed Wonder of Wankistan laughed off the petition the other day because it only had 26 signatures. Overnight it grew to 3,400 signatures and by today over 10,000 people have signed it.
What is nice to see, though, are the number of people who have suffixed their name with “I want an English Parliament”. How will the unelected tartan traitor explain this one away? He wants more time to set his agenda into action but the people of this country quite obviously don’t want him to – that’s why over 10,000 of them so far have signed a petition to get him to call an election and that is why he had to cancel the general election that he admits he was planning because he knew he was going to lose.
He has never had a mandate to run the country and he never will, that is why he won’t call an election.
While you’re on the 10 Downing Street website, make sure you also sign this one:
We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to stop saying ‘Our country’ or ‘This country’ when he is talking in relation to devolved issues such as health, education and housing. If Mr Brown is talking about English matters then he should say ‘England’, even if it is politically inconvenient for him to do so.
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Al Gore has been given the Nobel Prize for his fictional factual film on Climate Change.
The film was recently ruled to be partial, politically motivated and, in part, unscientific by a judge in a recent legal challenge to the decision to use it to indoctrinate school children in England. Unfortunately, the judge decided that the film could still be shown to school children despite the law saying that this kind of propaganda can’t be shown to children.
The Nobel Prize is quite obviously a sham if someone like Al Gore who, despite claims to the contrary, is not an environmental scientist, can be given such an award.
Technorati Tags: Al Gore, Climate Change, Nobel Prize
