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Posted by Guessedworker on Saturday, 30 September 2006 13:00.
This one should get the BNP website guys scribbling.
Driving test fraud has surged to ‘terrifying’ levels, putting millions of innocent lives at risk, a Daily Mail investigation reveals
Fraudsters are ‘systematically targeting’ test centres in their thousands to obtain the driving licences, which allow them on the country’s roads unskilled and highly dangerous.
The highly-prized documents also unlock the door to thousands of pounds of Government benefits, credit cards and bank accounts.
Illegal immigrants and other criminals use easily-forged ID to book a test, then pay a lookalike up to £1,500 to pass for them. Experts say the driving licence they receive allows them to ‘wreak havoc’.
Home Office Minister Baroness Scotland [Editor’s tip: she’s not Scottish] said it was clear the public was being put at ‘substantial risk’.
The terrifying scam, which puts other motorists at enormous risk of injury or death, had been thought to be limited to a handful of cases.
But the Daily Mail has discovered that the shock case of a Somali bus driver this week convicted of helping 200 of his countryment to illegal driving licences is disturbingly common.
In the last year alone - an astonishing 4,830 practical tests had to be halted over doubts about the driver’s identity. A similar number of theory tests are also understood to have been halted - pushing the total towards 10,000.
Experts say even this is just the ‘tip of the iceberg’, with many more bogus drivers likely to have slipped through the net.
Posted by Guessedworker on Saturday, 30 September 2006 09:41.
David Cameron, the kinder, more caring, more middle-of-the-road and yet, crucially, more chic Blair, a Blair for all seasons and all men, and everything you can possibly think of if you are not actually a Tory ... yes, that David Cameron, the unknowable one, has just gone even higher in the red-hot political-hip stakes. That’s hipper than he was on his green, green bicyle. Or when he signed up St Bob. Superhip Dave has started two exciting video blogs. If you can call watching him do the washing-up exciting.
But it is cool, isn’t it? And, you know, warm at the same time.
John McCain is first up as a guestie - a shrewd move Washington-wise, as one expects from the manipulative, mysterious and vaguely unEnglish Steve Hilton.
Now, never let it be said that Big Dave and Little Steve aren’t willing to go where the bullets are flying. Oh gosh, no. They take comments - though you will have to register, and there’s a strong probability that certain questions will be adjudged much, much too uncool to get published.
Posted by Guessedworker on Friday, 29 September 2006 21:11.
The reburial yesterday of Tsaritsa Maria Feodorovna, mother of the last Tsar, in the royal crypt of St Petersburg’s Peter and Paul Fortress was a fine and hopeful event. The Russian people do not deserve to have escaped the horrors of the 20th century only to find that because the murderers and revolutionaries cut the cord of the past the bastards had a victory after all. A future of economism (in which only the big cities prosper) and a losing battle against the awfulness of American cultural imperialism will not feed that famous Russian soul.
But it may be that, unlike in the West, there is no shortage of politicians in the country who have the right instincts.
After the service, the funeral cortege made a final journey around the former royal capital where the Empress had lived for more than 50 years, then received a full military escort when it arrived at the fortress. Russia’s Culture Minister, Alexander Sokolov, said: “Today we have fulfilled the innermost will of the Empress. It means the time has come to fill the gaps in our history and culture.”
Or, as one ordinary Russian woman said:-
We have waited such a long time for this day. I thank God that He has brought Empress Maria Feodorovna back.
It would be my dream to see the Romanov dynasty come back. Until there is a Tsar in Russia again, Russia will never be at ease.
Why am I heartened by this? Because our situation today is not better than that of Russians during the days of Soviet empire. We are prosperous but we are dying. Where is the value in that?
I hope with all my being that someday we, too, will be able to talk about filling in the gaps in our culture and history, and from time to time I shall watch Russia to see, perhaps, how it is done.
In 2004, these fully farmed bluefin tuna were sold to an expectant nation.
“I’ve never met anyone who told me it tastes bad, though I know it’s hard to say that to my face,” said Mr. Kumai, who said he had never eaten wild bluefin.
Some sushi chefs here in Kushimoto sniff at the ranched bluefin, saying it yields a fatty meat that does not taste as good as the wild variety. Wild bluefin, migrating across oceans, tend to be lean. But Mr. Kumai’s couch potatoes are 10 percent lean and 90 percent fatty.
Because of decreasing stocks, Mr. Kumai’s bluefin is now sold only once a month at a Mitsukoshi department store in Tokyo — for a third less than the wild kind. That fact annoyed Mr. Kumai.
A 30% price differential is quite adequate to drive the capitalization of very large “raceway” cages that allow the Bluefin to maintain migratory speeds. Such raceways would be most naturally open ocean structures thereby driving frontier development to the ocean deserts more rapidly.
Posted by James Bowery on Monday, 25 September 2006 19:49.
In case you were wondering why our elites hate us, Charles Krauthammer’s explanation is in today’s Washington Post op ed titled “Everyone’s Jewish”:
Krauthammer’s Law: Everyone is Jewish until proven otherwise… if “everyone” means anyone that you’ve heard of in public life, the law works for two reasons. Ever since the Jews were allowed out of the ghetto and into European society at the dawning of the Enlightenment, they have peopled the arts and sciences, politics, and history in astonishing disproportion to their numbers… But it is not just Jewish excellence at work here. There is a dark side to these past centuries of Jewish emancipation and achievement—an unrelenting history of persecution. The result is the other more somber and poignant reason for the Jewishness of public figures being discovered late and with surprise: concealment.
A new research program by a Cornell computer scientist, in collaboration with colleagues at the University of Pittsburgh and University of Utah, aims to teach computers to scan through text and sort opinion from fact. The research is funded by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, which has designated the consortium of three universities as one of four University Affiliate Centers (UAC) to conduct research on advanced methods for information analysis and to develop computational technologies that contribute to national security. Cornell will receive $850,000 of $2.4 million in funding provided for the consortium over three years…
The new research will use machine-learning algorithms to give computers examples of text expressing both fact and opinion and teach them to tell the difference. A simplified example might be to look for phrases like “according to” or “it is believed.” Ironically, Cardie said, one of the phrases most likely to indicate opinion is “It is a fact that ...”
We can test this assertion about the phrase “It is a fact that ...” by running a simple google search on that phrase. What we find is that there are two very different ways in which “It is a fact that…” can be used: 1) To assert the primary point of the writing. 2) To support the primary point of the writing. Using “It is a fact that…” as part of an opinion piece means the author isn’t necessarily asserting his primary proposition but is rather asserting supporting arguments which he believes are verifiable facts. The latter makes sense and, particularly when expressing opinions violating sensibilities of the likely audience, requires the emphatic use of verifiable facts. On the other hand, when one is reinforcing the sensibilities of the target audience, the primary proposition of the opinion piece is frequently asserted as fact which the audience is likely to accept without objection precisely because it is the common sensibility of the audience.
Posted by Guessedworker on Sunday, 24 September 2006 23:03.
I don’t know whether this idea will fly but ...
I am interested in building up a list of corrective word and phrase definitions, each of which encapsulates our worldview and might have some utility in combatting the pervasiveness of left-speak. For example:-
amnesty a public admission by the US federal government that its immigration laws do not work, and a private admission that they are not meant to anarcho-capitalism religion of the capitalist self, attractive to 40 year-old businessmen trying to be hip anti-discrimination law destruction of European peoples’ freedoms of association anti-racism fanatical hatred of normal Europeans anti-semite any European who resists behaviour by Ashkenazic Jews damaging to his people Ashkenazic Jews non-semitic tribe of Central Asian origin who comprise 90% of Jewry assimilation once proof that any European could find his or her own place in America; assimilationism the ideology that assimilation is just as possible for non-Europeans Auschwitz one-time labour camp, now a temple of perpetual European damnation Boer genocide wave of farm murders since the ANC came to power in SA Canadian anglophones francophiles Canadian francophones anglophobes civil rights government-decreed access for blacks to white society, with no corresponding demand for improvements to black behaviour; African-American civil rights movement Anti-white, pro-black agitation of the 50’s and 60’s organised by Jewish political activists until the Black Power Movement could take over color-blind blind conservatism the political expression of love of self, love of kind, love of country; Conservative Party right-liberal political group in Britain; social conservatism understanding of and profound respect for sociobiologically-derived mores and traditions cognitive dissonance an anxiety condition common among liberals who encounter, for example, race-realism cognitive eltism the idea that Europeans should be displaced and/or replaced by the world’s smartest non-whites because the world’s dummies are a downright disaster conspiracy theory smear term for almost any mention of the elephant in the living room correlation vs. causation (also “correlation is not causation”) ostrich tactic commonly employed by race-deniers when confronted by Occam’s razor or plain common sense culture war the use of homosexual and ethnic minority interests to undo, subvert or otherwise destroy personal and societal norms democracy an oligarchy in which the ordinary people think they can elect their leaders distributism economic system aiming at the diffusion of property among the populace diversity political buzzword for the decivilisation of European societies, often applied to specific localities (opp of “hideously white”) economism the belief that only economic and financial ends are really important egalitarianism the pretence that poofs, dykes and low-IQ folks are equal to or the same as normal Europeans equal rights equal outcomes ... and jam for equality professionals; a mandate for authoritarianism and theft by taxation european of Europe or the peoples of Europe far right smear term frequently applied to any normal European fascism political philosophy peculiar to Italy; fascist smear term frequently applied to any normal European freedom not choice, not an unfettered will, not anything open to the moderation of politics. Something more. gay rights sad wrongs done to our freedoms of speech and association; euphemism for Homosexualist Marxism; the buggering of normalcy genetic determinism Orwellian attempt to smear hereditarians with fanaticism by those who are themselves fanatical in their environmental determinism hate the idea of or desire for self-determination among European peoples; hate crime legal confirmation of the primacy of minority feelings; hate speech language tending to the survival of European peoples; hate speech law legalistic attempt to eliminate from public discourse all language tending to the survival of European peoples holocaust gratuitous Jewish-racial hagiography on an industrial scale homosexual (incl. lesbian) human tragedy requiring of the sufferer personal self-restraint in return for public tolerance illiberal non-liberal; comment, itself “illiberal”, upon the opinions of a normal person immigrant alien aggressing against European economic, land and genetic resources integration slow European genocide, and the only genuine alternative to multiculturalism (happily, that’s failed multiculturalism, of course) or repatriation interculturalism pathetic attempt to replace failed multiculturalism with chapati-baking lessons for the (remaining) white housewives of Leicester Iraq mental condition affecting the Bush dynasty la-la land that place under the soil where ostriches and liberals stick their heads liberal captive of liberalism; liberalism the politics of decivilising the West libertarian childish right-liberal freedom junkie with an IQ of 120; libertarianism (second-wave) purest form of liberalism, tending to the atomisation of society into competing sovereign wills and disqualifying the ethnic interest-based presumptions on which racial survival depends limousine liberal members of the political class who gush regularly for the poor they hope never to meet melting pot genocide of the dark ally and the bed pillow Mark Stein widely-published Canadian journalist and dissembling shill for the “war on terror” Marxism the still-beating heart of the left, even after 100,000,000 deaths by collectivism and state terror, and the collapse of all social and economic credibility Mexico a country shortly to be found south of MT and west of LA multiculturalism failed attempt by the liberal establishment to force unassimilable aliens on Europeans through the recognition of only cultural differences nation a people and a land - Blut und Boden, the one inseparable from the other; nationalist person who comprehends the inseparability of blood and soil nazi (from Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei; NSDAP) smear term frequently applied to normal Europeans; nazi war crimes war crimes by nazis neoconservatives Jewish ex-trotskyites and fellow travellers who stole the GOP from European-Americans, captured the US Presidency, opened the borders as wide as possible and declared war on Israel’s enemies. one-man-one-vote (abbr. OMOV) a method of restraining indigenous and socially conservative interests at the ballot box paternalism feminist paranoia about the benign father figure patriot person who does not necessarily comprehend the inseparability of blood and soil, but loves the soil anyway political correctness self-censorship in imitatio Marxo for the comfort and good of blacks, queers, liberal academics, etc pornography extreme expression of secular Jewish individualism precision bombing whoops! psyops cynical manipulation of public feeling and opinion by an hidden enemy within racialist normal person who puts the interests of his or her people first; racial majority European people who, by their mere existence, obstruct progress towards the goals of liberalism; racial minority client group of any liberal, assumed to be inherently noble and in need of protection from white racism and privilege; racial prejudice believing non-whites are racially inferior, since believing them equal is apparently not a prejudgement; racial supremacism scare story told by race-deniers to avoid the normality of racialism; perfectly logical result of Nature’s diversity racist term of abuse for a normal European person; a conservative winning an argument with a liberal (Thomas Sowell) repatriation redemption from the folly and self-destructiveness of post-war immigration policy in the West sixties decade of moral self-indulgence, of revolt against the father, of flight into fantasy, of conservative collapse social engineering proof that Man is not perfectible social scientist professional bigot who researches us solely to reinforce his or her anti-white, anti-male or heterophobic prejudices state the institutions of power through which the liberal-left has marched Steve Sailer American journalist with extremely sound race-realist credentials but a fatal incapacity or unwillingness to follow the political logic terrorism blind hatred in pursuit of political self-justification taboo-breaking wet dream of all liberals, providing the alleged taboos are the natural foundations of society ... but shock and horror if the taboos are their own two-party system one-party system unfettered will being anyone and doing anything your silly head wishes; the execrable understanding of human nature which is the holy of liberal holies, for spaced-out jumpers everywhere: “I can fly, baby ...” war on terror popular belief among certain European peoples that Apache attack helicopters in Lashkargah will save them from what Moslems do in bed in Brussels and Bradford white flight Orwellian term blaming whites for their own ethnic cleansing white privilege the allegedly academic theory that the poor outcomes of certain minorities are caused not by their own failings but by the skin colour of Europeans white separatism precondition for racial survival in a multiracial state, akin to repatriation in the ancient nations of Europe white supremacism, see “racial supremacism”
There are, I suppose, hundreds of words that could be so defined. Bearing in mind that the object of the definition is to be accurate, concise (or, if not, funny), and fully “awake” you are cordially invited to improve on and add to the little list I have crashed out above. If sufficient defs eventually build up - and we are not in a hurry - we can post them as a running feature linked from our front-page. (I should just add that I will be sole editor and adjudicator of suitability, should anyone care to contribute).
Posted by Guessedworker on Saturday, 23 September 2006 10:08.
Did you, perhaps, dream as a youngster of becoming a professional sportsman? It would only be natural. Well, I would like you to imagine that the dream came true … at least, if the dream was to be play soccer. I want you to imagine yourself as a regular team guy in a professional squad - not a star perhaps and not in the top flight. But you are out there in front of the fans every Saturday afternoon of the season, fighting for another win.
But … wins are becoming harder to come by just lately. There have been mistakes … mis-hit back passes, poor positioning, a bad penalty-giveaway. Just dumb stuff, but none of it, as it happens, yours.
Still, points have been lost. The expected good finish in the table … the possibility of promotion, is slipping away. Worse, your win bonuses have suffered. There is pressure on everyone – a lot of it - and especially on the boss.
Then, say, in match preparation at the ground one cold, wet Saturday morning he – let’s call him Stan - sends three of the guys to the gym to do some light weight work. It doesn’t make sense. He’s never done that before.
The rest of the players he calls together.
“OK, guys,” Stan says, ”now I want you to listen carefully to me. Don’t any of you interrupt. This is important.