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From the page: "ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER: The last thing this country needs is a pirate raid on the wealth creators who still dare navigate our stormy waters
(...And don't lynch me as a rich b*****d flying a kite for his own cause - I really fear an exodus of talent)"

From the page: "With less than two years remaining until the next general election, Britainâ€s Conservative Party has surged to an historic 22-point opinion-poll lead over the incumbent Labour Party. This turnabout has followed an energetic campaign by the Tory leader, David Cameron, to wrench the party out of its ideological comfort zone and overhaul its public image. Cameron has indeed handled many issues deftly. However, his initial attempt to spark a bidding war over climate alarmism backfired enormously, and it should serve as a warning to other Western political parties that are trying to burnish their green credentials."

From the page: "A TEENAGE motorist was told to remove an England flag from his car by a police officer because it could be offensive to immigrants.

Ben Smith, 18, was driving back home to Ingram Road in Melksham on Thursday evening after filling up with petrol, when the officer stopped him on a routine patrol."

From the page: "Two million British citizens have left the UK in a decade, the greatest exodus from the country in almost a century."
Interesting question and the comments are interesting also.

From the page: "Dominic Whiteman has been European Director of the private intelligence-gathering network, VIGIL vigilnetwork.com [vigilnetwork.com] since its inception in 2005. VIGIL was set up in the wake of the 7/7 London al Qaeda attacks by Dominic Whiteman and others, originally to form a bridge between former military and intelligence personnel and the authorities. VIGIL soon became an international network of experts - ranging from linguistic experts to banking experts - and involved itself in the secret provision of intelligence to mostly British and American authorities with the aim of preventing extremism and terrorism.
During his time as head of VIGIL Eu"

From the page: "Heere Bigynneth the Tale of the Asse-Hatte.

An Archbishop of Canterbury Tale

With apologies to Geoffrey Chaucer


assehatte

1 Whan in Februar, withe hise global warmynge

2 Midst unseasonabyl rain and stormynge

3 Gaia in hyr heat encourages

4 Englande folke to goon pilgrimages.

5 Frome everiches farme and shire

6 Frome London Towne and Lancanshire

7 The pilgryms toward Canterbury wended

8 Wyth fyve weke holiday leave extended

9 In hybryd Prius and Subaru"

Great site fro getting the real news. One cannot rely on the MSM. Do so at your peril.