There are insufficient words in the dictionary to adequately convey the opprobrium and censure that should be heaped upon these creatures.
http://www.stopcp.com/cpwhoswho.php
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Common Purpose Dirty Dozen Rogues' Gallery - an obloquy
Sunday, 26 September 2010
These people are common criminals and traitors who have conspired to corruptly abuse millions of pounds of public money.
There are insufficient words in the dictionary to adequately convey the opprobrium and censure that should be heaped upon these creatures.
http://www.stopcp.com/cpwhoswho.php
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There are insufficient words in the dictionary to adequately convey the opprobrium and censure that should be heaped upon these creatures.
http://www.stopcp.com/cpwhoswho.php
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The Paedophile & The Labour Politician
Sunday, 12 September 2010
Derek Sawyer
Convicted paeodophile Derek Slade, 61, escaped police for years using an alias with the knowledge of a Labour politician at the heart of Britain’s justice system. Derek Sawyer is a man who has acquired key positions on bodies running the capital’s police, magistrates and probation services. He represented all London’s councils on the Metropolitan Police’s public safety board and was made a trustee of two crime prevention youth charities, including Catch 22 – patron the Princess Royal. He is currently chair of the London Region Courts Board, which works with Her Majesty’s Courts Service to achieve effective and efficient administration of the courts.
Sawyer, former Labour leader of Islington Council, helped Slade maintain a fake identity after Slade was first convicted of abuse in the Eighties. The politician even set up a limited company – International British Educational Projects (IBEP) – with the paedophile that allowed him to work with vulnerable children under his false name with a fake CV and a reference. The pair have a connection that spans four decades.
Sawyer became a Labour councillor in Islington in 1982. Oddly, the ward he represented was St George’s – the same as the name of the school he and Slade founded. He took over the leadership of Islington Council from Margaret Hodge in 1992, when the media revealed that paedophiles had infiltrated all 12 of its children’s homes. Hodge took the flak for the scandal but the role of her successor also now demands closer scrutiny. Although a damning independent inquiry confirmed Islington had employed 26 alleged child pornographers and pimps, the council – now headed by Sawyer – had set its terms of reference and barred it from naming anyone. No one was ever arrested in the UK.
Read more at the link above. Keith Vaz is also mentioned (and there's other news about Vaz here).
Peter Tatchell: ‘While it may be impossible to condone paedophilia, it is time society acknowledged the truth that not all sex involving children is unwanted, abusive and harmful.’
There's a huge cover-up about this sort of behaviour amongst our politicians. Dunblane, Haut de la Garenne?
cross-posted
Change? What Change?
Friday, 10 September 2010
Anyone who thought some semblance of sanity would return to government if they voted Conservative at the GE had better think again.
Last March I wrote about Mindspace, a discussion document prepared for the last government by the Institute for Government and signed off by the head of the civil service, Gus O'Donnell.
Cameron has a Behavioural Insight Team ('The Nudgers') on his staff and seems set to take up the policies advocated. We already know how keen he is on the 'Red Tory' theories of Phillip Blonde and this just confirms my worst suspicions.
This isn't what a government is for. The primary role of government is to represent the people and defend the nation (which they're spectacularly failing to do). As far as I can tell there is little difference between Labour nannying and Conservative nudging. LEAVE US ALONE!
The IfG, which has charitable status, has published a new report about increasing the effectiveness and accountability of quangos. The report starts from the premise that quangos are 'A Good Thing'. 'Nuff said!
Another indication that all's not well with the coalition comes from the Health Minister, Anne Milton, who has defended last year's £7m spend by the FSA on nannying adverts telling us what to eat - how to cook a turkey, eat an apple, drink water - HERE.
Cross-posted
Last March I wrote about Mindspace, a discussion document prepared for the last government by the Institute for Government and signed off by the head of the civil service, Gus O'Donnell.
Cameron has a Behavioural Insight Team ('The Nudgers') on his staff and seems set to take up the policies advocated. We already know how keen he is on the 'Red Tory' theories of Phillip Blonde and this just confirms my worst suspicions.
This isn't what a government is for. The primary role of government is to represent the people and defend the nation (which they're spectacularly failing to do). As far as I can tell there is little difference between Labour nannying and Conservative nudging. LEAVE US ALONE!
The IfG, which has charitable status, has published a new report about increasing the effectiveness and accountability of quangos. The report starts from the premise that quangos are 'A Good Thing'. 'Nuff said!
Another indication that all's not well with the coalition comes from the Health Minister, Anne Milton, who has defended last year's £7m spend by the FSA on nannying adverts telling us what to eat - how to cook a turkey, eat an apple, drink water - HERE.
Eye Tube - uncensored video space
Saturday, 4 September 2010
Fed up having your videos flagged on You Tube by the likes of SWP/UAF/Common Purpose?
Now there is an alternative to Youtube - Eye Tube.
You can put up videos without fear of having them removed.
http://eyetube.me/
Like this one:
Now there is an alternative to Youtube - Eye Tube.
You can put up videos without fear of having them removed.
http://eyetube.me/
Like this one:
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