Quote of the Day 23.11.2006: My Style of Government

"What we need are more real, politically-incorrect, bareknuckled, bureaucratic-bashing, government-smearing, traditional Americans who think and act like this:

"I have little interest in streamlining government or in making it more efficient, for I mean to reduce its size. I do not undertake to promote welfare, for I propose to extend freedom. My aim is not to pass laws, but to repeal them. It is not to inaugurate new programs, but to cancel old ones that do violence to the Constitution or that have failed their purpose, or that impose on the people an unwarranted financial burden. I will not attempt to discover whether legislation is "needed" before I have first determined whether it is constitutionally permissible. And if I should later be attacked for neglecting my constituents "interests," I shall reply that I was informed that their main interest is liberty and that in that cause I am doing the very best I can." Barry Goldwater." - (Ultimate) Warrior

Quote of the Day 22.11.2006

"He can't even tie his own shoelaces, let alone balance the books!" - C4' on David Milliband as a prospective Chancellor of the Exchequer

Greg Clark MP Is A Heretic!

I just thought that I would mention that after reading the front page of today's edition of the Guardian newspaper.

DIE TOYNDEE DIE!

Quote of the Day 21.11.2006

"Death to the opposition" - Michael Dorn as Worf in Star Trek Deep Space Nine

Reasons Why Fluffy Helen Is Evil Part Six

"I consider myself to be quite laid-back and chilled."

I consider her to be petty, cold, calculating, vindictive and irrational!

"I’ve got a weird sense of humour. I’ll laugh at the weirdest things and occasionally will start laughing over nothing at all. I’m not insane, it’s OK."

Anyone who finds 'jokes' about the Holocaust and the gas chambers funny is not OK, they are insane.

"I’m bisexual and have had forays into bisexuality on occasion. I like to believe that everybody is bisexual though – some people are just more in tune with it than others."

She should not judge others by her own degraded 'standards'!

"I try and play down my intelligence on a daily and regular basis. I was allowed tp join MENSA after sitting their entrance exams when I was 11 and I don’t think they let in the stoopid."

MENSA must have made an exception for her. MENSA's standards are slipping!

"I’m a fairly outgoing and sociable person now, I’ll generally feel quite comfortable meeting strangers and starting up conversations."

'Evil cult leader' would be a more fitting description!

"I can’t drive yet, at least not legally."

When has something as trivial as the law stopped her from doing anything?

"I would quite happily vote green, and some of my views can be quite conservative at times."

What a liar!

"I am an atheist."

In other words, she is a devil-worshipper!

"I am a complete and total pacifist. I am against violence in all scenarios, without exception. I find it despicable that some people glorify and/or enjoy hurting other living creatures intentionally (human or otherwise)."

Yet another shameless lie!

Quote of the Day 17.11.2006

"David Milliband is a cunt" - Shotgun

Farewell Milton Friedman

No higher tribute can be paid to this great man than that from Baroness Thatcher, who called him an intellectual freedom fighter. Professors Friedman and Hayek's theories saved the world from the spectre of Sovietism and laid the foundations for the prosperity we enjoy today.

Quote of the Day 15.11.2006

"Gallas [George Galloway] is less of a dick and more of a harlot's rectum!" - C4' on Iain Dale's Diary during 10.11.2006

Quotes of the Day 13.11.2006: The Man in a Shed Edition

"If you voted for this government you should be deeply ashamed of yourself. As you should if you voted for the BNP."

"Also why does no one on the left worry about inciting Political Hatred ? (Just listen to the alleged liberal and concerned of the Guardian and BBC when they talk of "The Tories")."

Remembering Eddie Guerrero

It is hard to believe that it was exactly year ago today that the great Eddie Guerrero passed away. I still cannot believe that Eddie is dead because I keep thinking that he will return to WWE as if he is only injured. I still miss Eddie today as much as I did when I found out that he had died.

I was once privileged enough to watch Eddie wrestle in person at the Birmingham NEC during a Smack Down television taping on Tuesday 26 April 2005 when he and Rey Mysterio clashed with MNM for the WWE Tag Team Championship. Not only was this contest the best of the evening, it was also the one where Eddie abandoned his tag team partner and rival Rey to a chorus of "EDDIE SUCKS" chants having only a short time earlier been the most popular man in the building. Despite the change of heart from most of the crowd, some of us (myself included) still cheered for Eddie because we respected and admired him as both an entertainer and a human being.

Eddie was not perfect as has past been publicly documented, but by overcoming his inner demons, he became an inspirational figure to all true prowrestling fans.

In Defence Of Peter Davies

I have just e-mailed this letter to the Western Mail newspaper.

Dear Sir,

I am disgusted by the recent actions of the Conservatives’ Assembly leader Nicholas Bourne to prevent Newport Councillor Peter Davies from standing for election to the Assembly next May because he called for the abolition of the Assembly itself. I could understand such a course of action if Mr. Davies had advocated something immoral or illegal, but for Prof. Bourne to take disciplinary action over a legitimate argument against the existence of Assembly smacks of an authoritarianism that has more in common with Tony Blair than of the Conservatives.

I myself do not believe it would democratic or practical to turn the clock back to 1997, but I do believe there is a middle ground between abolition of the Assembly and continuing the status quo. The devolution settlement must be reformed by introducing a system of what I would term ‘dual representation’ whereby Welsh MPs would also serve as AMs. General Elections and Westminster By-elections would double-up as Assembly Elections. It is ridiculous that thanks to devolution, there are now two elected positions for the same tasks, especially since some AMs also sit in Westminster such as Mr. Davies’ son, David Davies in Monmouthshire. It would also be wise to merge the Cabinet positions of Scottish and Welsh Secretaries along with their departments with the portfolio of the Leader of the House of Commons, who would then act as a liaison official between Westminster and the Hollyrood and Cardiff Bay legislatures.

Such reforms would make the devolution settlement work more efficiently for the Celtic peoples, strengthen the legitimacy of the devolved bodies without undermining the political supremacy of the Commons (due to General Elections enjoying higher voter turnouts than the devolved equivalents) and help to solve the West Lothian Question. These reforms would also go a long way to reducing administrative costs that can then be used to improve state services such as health and education, which Mr. Davies Snr. is keen to see.

When I proposed this reform to the Shadow Welsh Secretary Cheryl Gillan over the summer, she was not keen on the idea because it might upset the Conservatives’ political rivals and their gravy train of vested and entrenched interests. Since when did the Conservatives’ leadership give a higher priority to propping up the desires and prejudices of a morally and intellectually bankrupt Labour party, their Liberal Democrat lackeys and the bipolar separatists than the best interests of the British and Welsh people and the Tories’ own membership? The policy I am proposing is an opportunity to prove to the people of Wales that we are not anti-Welsh while remaining true to Conservative principles.

Instead fawning over pollsters, special interest groups, Punch & Judy and Anglophobic European Union officials and instead of persecuting the father of one of his potential successors over a non-issue, Prof. Bourne should concentrate on devising practical reforms that provide real benefits for the people of Wales.

Yours sincerely

C4' BA (Hons.)

Quote of the Day 10.11.2006

"According to hit40uk, the number one on my birthday was...

Y.M.C.A. by the Village People

Nobody say a word!" - Jo Salmon on Jo's Journal

That would explain alot!

Laugh Or Cry?

LONDON (Reuters) - Mayor Ken Livingstone flew back to Britain on Wednesday after an aborted trip to see left-wing Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez which has been branded by his opponents as a "monumental disaster."

His critics say the trip, which only got as far as Cuba before Chavez said he was "too busy" to see the mayor, was a huge waste of public money.

Livingstone had gone to Havana anyway but had been intending to go on to Caracas to work out the details of an oil deal which was announced during a trip to London by Chavez in May.

Venezuela would supply oil to fuel London's buses in return for technical advice on running public services.

But the trip coincided with an election campaign in Venezuela where the populist Chavez has been under fire for the plan to give cheap fuel to one of the world's richest cities.

Whether he was too tied up with campaigning or reluctant to face the possibility of losing votes, Chavez declined to meet Livingstone.

Livingstone cited "the time constraints of the Venezuelan presidential election."

The snub fuelled the mayor's critics back in London who had already been incensed by comments he made in Cuba.

London Assembly Conservative leader Angie Bray said the trip was a "monumental disaster".

"Paramount in the minds of Londoners will be not only how much this junket has actually cost the taxpayers -- and I suspect there won't be much change in the public purse from 25,000 pounds -- but also what damage it has done London's reputation following the outrageous comments made by Livingstone whilst in Cuba," she said.

The Conservatives called for a report on the travel costs for the mayor and at least seven advisors believed to have accompanied him on the trip.

During a cricket match in Havana, Livingstone had praised ailing Cuban leader Fidel Castro and blasted U.S. policy towards the communist Caribbean island.

He also called George W. Bush's win in the 2000 U.S. election a "judicial coup d'etat" and the war in Iraq "evil".

Livingstone defended his plans to visit Venezuela and said he was confident the oil deal would be signed in the near future.

London Assembly Liberal Democrat opposition leader Mike Tuffrey said: "This is a screw-up of colossal proportions.

"The Mayor has just flown half way around the world, amounting to the best part of a week away from his duties in London and now we learn that the entire trip comes down to a Caribbean junket to see a cricket match."

I do not know whether to laugh at Chavez's snub to Red Ken or cry at how Livingstone has wasted taypayers' money for what was literally an ego trip! One thing is certain though, Red Ken is not fit to hold public office and should be removed from power at next year's election.

HATE: A Poem

I do not have much time and enthusiasm for poetry, but I did surprise myself when I wrote this poem a month ago. I hope you all enjoy it!

HATE

Each morning that I awake,
I am instantly consumed by all of my swelling HATE,
All of this bubbling HATE gives me such great sorrow,
It seems it will forever cruse and plague me each morrow,
Only with the greatest forbearance,
Will I eventually have my dear sweet vengeance,
My furious revenge will be my foes’ collective fatal fate,
There shall be no mercy on that notable date.

I hope that while I wait,
That none of the intense HATE I carry inside me will be too great,
I pray that I can wait until the cherished date,
When then I can finally unleash all of my pent-up HATE,
On all of those evil liars and nasty fakes,
Who with all of their sadistic and vindictive desires,
Are always on the make,
And always on the take.

On each and every single tormenter,
I will show why both my character and power,
Are always just so much greater,
Before they meet their maker,
And out of fear they scream for somewhere far safer,
When they are sent straight to hell forever,
For they have made me so very bitter,
Their foul conduct has made me a meaner and stronger fighter.

But until the time is finally ripe,
When vengeance will be mine,
I will continue each day to awake,
With all of my veins flowing with unholy HATE,
Yet when the time finally does come,
On some future date that I am not prepared to state,
Then there will be absolutely no cage,
That can contain my very bloody rage!

George Galloway Storms Out of UCC Debate!

Controversial British MP, George Galloway stormed out of a debate in UCC last night. In the debate on US Foreign Policy, organised by the UCC Philosophical Society, Mr. Galloway was proposing the motion 'That This House Believe's US Foreign Policy is the Biggest Crime Since World War II' against Dublin-based TV producer and journalist, Gerry Gregg.

In front of 500 people, Mr. Galloway spoke of the role of the United States in supporting Israeli actions in Palestine, while Mr. Gregg spoke of the history of the USSR in comparison to the United States. Controversy arose when Mr. Gregg made several allegations against Mr. Galloway regarding his links with Saddam Hussein's regime, allegations to which Mr. Galloway took exception, demanding that Mr. Gregg withdraw the remarks. The debate continued when Mr. Gregg refused, but controversy erupted again when Mr. Gregg repeated his allegations, prompting Mr. Galloway to walk out of the debate, criticising the chair of the debate for failing to intervene as well as threatening legal action against Mr. Gregg over his remarks. Between 150-200 of the audience walked out of the debate with Mr. Galloway, who returned to the UK early this morning. Mr. Gregg stood over his remarks last night, stating that he was willing to defend all his comments in court should Mr. Galloway take further action.

The debate continued following the walk-out with up to 300 people remaining, while the motion was defeated when put to the floor.

Happy 20th Anniversary Sir Alex Ferguson CBE OBE

May you guide Manchester United to more Premiership and Champions' League titles!

Don’t Make Saddam A Martyr!

I would like to applaud the conviction of the Butcher of Baghdad Saddam Hussein for crimes against humanity. However I disagree with the Iraqi court’s decision to sentence him to death by hanging as such a tariff makes the court no better than the man himself.

As the leader of the Liberal Democrats, Sir Menzies Campbell was correct to note on Radio Four's The World This Weekend yesterday, the execution of Saddam Hussein would only make him a martyr and martyrs can never be silenced. I also disagree with the Shadow Foreign Secretary William Hague's comment about Saddam being more dangerous alive than dead (Mr. Hague is known for his enthusiasm for capital punishment) as for all his bravado, Saddam is a political has-been, a pathetic figure who has blundered his way from one disaster to another.

The tyrant should be just left to rot to death in jail to deny his ego the satisfaction of martyrdom!

Quote of the Day 6.11.2006

"Almost all true Conservatives start out as liberals. All true Nazis start out as socialists." - garypowell on Iain Dale's Diary

Salmond & Price: Attention-Seeking Media Whores

I have just read in the latest edition of the Carmarthen Journal newspaper about how both the SNP leader Alex Salmond and my local MP, Plaid Cymru's Adam Price branded the Armed Forces Minister Adam Ingram a disgrace in the House of Commons for rightly suggesting that the hypocritical anti-war movement was "pro-dictator" during a Commons debate on Iraq last week. While Ingram is indeed a disgrace (and a hypocrite) because he is a stooge to Britain's very own dictator Adolf Blair, Salmond and Price are also disgraces as they are both apologists for international tyrants such as Saddam Hussein and Kim Jong-Il. Furthermore, these two separatists, like many dictators, are also attention-seeking media whores!

Quotes of the Day 3.11.2006

"Socialism is the doctrine of using The State to destroy the nation" - voyager

"Tony Blair is a hound, a rotter and a pathological liar. But the end is nigh for Tony and NuLabour...." - Istanbul Tory

"I believe Tony Blair is an out-and-out rascal, terminally untrustworthy and close to being unhinged... a pathological confidence-trickster. To the extent that he ever believes what he says, he is delusional. To the extent that he does not, he is an actor whose first invention — himself — has been his only interesting role" - Matthew Parris in The Times on 18.3.2006