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Author: dizzy

  • DRAFT: message notions … Isn’t difficult to make a Chrismas message? … what would your’s be?

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    I’d like to do a seasonal message, but

    I hate to be

    I hate Christmas, everyone turns their brains off and go into their imbecile-consumer-alt-reality. Is it a different consciousness – oh sorry, that’s your one.

    Anyway, the message will have to address global reality – that’s normal

    I’m going to heavy on suffering, the recent CIA report, rectal feeding, inhumanity, debasement

    I’m thinking that it cant be done in my / our name.

    IT is so depraved, inhumane. So depraved, how on earth? That is so disgusting that there is no way that it can be defended. Blair, Straw, David Miliband.

    Do some research CIA torture report should do it

    ed: A democratic society would pursue criminals – war criminals or criminals against humanity – through the courts according to the laws that are.

     

  • Isn’t it ridiculous — conspiracy theorist – conspiracy – conspriracy – why do you trust the scum?

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    The situation now is that it’s ridiculous not to be a conspiracy theorist.

  • Coming soon: Compare and contrast

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    Like I used to do themed series … I intend to bring the Compare and contrast series. I may even Capitalise it (as per convention)

    Coming soon: Compare and contrast

    The Garden of Eden and the World Trade Center

    … that sort of ting

     

  • I have seen the rich scum in London

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    Well I have. I’ve seen rich scum. They have lots of money but they’re scum. They’ve inherited their wealth and privilege. They’ve never done anything to deserve it. All they’ve ever done is been born to a rich and privileged family. That’s all they’ve ever needed to do. Pop out.

    edit: Pop out. Been born to a rich and privileged family, The 1%. That has been all it takes. Is it time that we call them hasbeens? Is it time that we say that it is different NOW?

    They’re rich. They believe that the rest of us are scum that should not be encouraged to breed.

     

     

  • Lib-Dems abandon Liberalism and confirm that they are Tory scum

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    The night the Lib Dems gave up their last remaining principles

    Image of Tories David Cameron and Nick Clegg

    [L]ast night the party sold out whatever remaining principles it had after four years in office. There can be no excuse for what it did yesterday evening.

    It was a debate on judicial review. Judicial review sounds boring but it is one of the most democratic legal mechanisms available to the British citizen. It allows us to challenge illegal government decisions, to fight government irrationality and to challenge the decisions made by authorities. In the words of one peer, it is “the British defence of freedom” and the means by which we avoid “elected dictatorship”.

    Chris Grayling has lost several judicial review cases this year, for the simple reason that he keeps acting illegally and irrationally. So he has decided to try and eradicate it. That’s not what it’s called, of course. It’s called ‘reform’. But his reform will make it impossible for anyone but the very rich to use it.

    The Lords fought back and voted down several of the bill’s measures. Last night the criminal justice and courts bill returned to the Commons.

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    The press do not cover judicial review for the same reason the public are not interested in it – because no-one really knows what it is. Why waste a principled stand on a matter of principle alone, when tomorrow there might be a more popular principled stand to take?

    But judicial review goes to the heart of what it is to be a liberal. It is the individual against the state. It is like liberalism triple-distilled and poured into a bottle. One struggles to imagine a more perfect encapsulation of liberal philosophy.

    No Lib Dem MP outside of Sarah Teather can call themselves a liberal this morning. They have betrayed the central tenet of the philosophy they claim to hold dear.