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It's time to open the chapter of the 20-20 decade. Let us all begin anew to realize our hopes, dreams and aspirations for a better world. This chosen pathway will surely give each of our lives even greater purpose and meaning. Grounded on our learning experiences of past recent years, we now have the opportunity to focus our collective wisdom on good works that will bring us closer together with a keener vision of how we may gain a unified sense of direction as well.
The La Jolla Town Council will begin its seventh decade on Jan. 13 with our 5 p.m. meeting at the La Jolla Woman's Club. Would it not be a dream come true if we were to find ourselves by the end of the decade as the La Jolla City Council? And why should we not? We enjoy the gifts of a temperate climate and academic prominence. La Jolla is already the world's cradle of creativity for science, theater and art. Our venue on the California Riviera, coupled with our liberal tolerance and friendliness, can surely nurture these years before us to become the perfect time to bring the experience of La Jolla, our Shining Jewel by the Sea, as our gift to everyone.
With a wink to the future, our meeting will honor our magnificent Christmas Parade and Holiday Festival Youth Marshals, Sponsors and Volunteers. We will also have some work to do. Our Bird Rock residents will help us all find a reasoned solution to this question: How can we replace noisy nighttime helicopter flights with a calm repose?
Our meeting will conclude with a celebration of 60 years of your Town Council. It will include such notables as your friends and neighbors, who are more even more priceless than our favored venue. Please join us.
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In 2005, Congress created a traumatic injury insurance benefit program, known as TSGLI, to help servicemembers with traumatic brain injury and other serious injuries with the financial burdens that they and their families face. The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) administers the program, in collaboration with the Department of Defense (DOD), while the branches of service are responsible for deciding servicemembers' claims. GAO examined (1) the TSGLI approval rate for traumatic brain injury claimants, and whether DOD and VA have assurance that claims are processed accurately, consistently, and in a timely manner and (2) any challenges servicemembers with traumatic brain injury may have faced in accessing TSGLI benefits, and the extent to which DOD and VA have taken steps to address such challenges. GAO analyzed program data and interviewed DOD and VA officials, servicemembers, and medical professionals.
Although VA data show that 63 percent of servicemembers with traumatic brain injury were approved for TSGLI, the actual approval rate may be lower, and DOD and VA lack assurance that claim decisions are accurate, consistent, and timely within and across the branches of service. VA's data show that 520 of the 821 servicemembers who filed TSGLI claims for traumatic brain injury received benefits. However, the actual approval rate may be lower because VA does not include all denials for traumatic brain injury in its data. In addition, DOD and VA officials told us there is no systematic quality assurance review process to ensure that claim decisions are accurate and consistent within and across the services. Finally, DOD and VA lack reliable data on how long it takes the services to make decisions on traumatic brain injury claims. We identified three major challenges servicemembers with traumatic brain injury have faced and found that DOD and VA have taken a number of steps to address these challenges and expand access to the program. First, while TSGLI is intended as a quick benefit, servicemembers have had difficulties in starting claims soon after their injuries, in part because of a lack of awareness about the program. In response, DOD placed TSGLI staff in 10 of its largest medical treatment facilities to educate servicemembers and help them file claims. Second, the eligibility criteria for traumatic brain injury in place at the time of our review were subjective and unclear, which created some challenges for servicemembers. The criteria stated that a servicemember with traumatic brain injury must be completely dependent on another person to perform two of six activities of daily living, such as eating or getting dressed. However, medical providers may have differing opinions on whether someone who requires verbal instructions or reminders to perform these activities is considered completely dependent. VA has since clarified that a servicemember who requires verbal assistance is eligible, but acknowledged that subjectivity still exists in assessing functional ability. Third, servicemembers with traumatic brain injury have faced challenges in obtaining medical records to prove that they meet eligibility criteria. VA made a change to the program to allow servicemembers who can document a 15-day hospital stay to be eligible for a minimum benefit. DOD and VA are reviewing all claims that were denied or approved for less than the maximum amount to determine whether servicemembers are now eligible under these changes.
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Recommendation: To improve management of the Servicemembers' Group Life Insurance Traumatic Injury Protection Program (known as TSGLI) and ensure that all injured servicemembers receive accurate, consistent, and timely treatment, the Secretary of Veterans Affairs should work with the Secretary of Defense and the branches of service to implement a systematic quality assurance review process to help ensure that TSGLI benefit decisions are accurate and consistent within and across the services. For example, VA could expand its planned review of a sample of TSGLI claim decisions into a systematic, ongoing quality assurance review process.
Agency Affected: Department of Veterans Affairs
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has taken a two-pronged approach to implementing this recommendation. First, VA's contractor, the Office of Servicemembers' Group Life Insurance, created a claims analyst position. This analyst works with VA and the branches of service to review all incoming claims to validate decisions and develop reports to assess consistency of claims decisions across the branches of service. These reports identify opportunities for training needs and changes to the claims process. As of March 2010, the analysis of claims has resulted in two training sessions for the branches of service on a range of topics, including the consistency and quality of claims decisions. Second, VA implemented a quality review process whereby VA staff review a random sample of 50 claims on a quarterly basis. Results from this review also are used to identify areas for improvement and additional training.
Recommendation: To improve management of the Servicemembers' Group Life Insurance Traumatic Injury Protection Program (known as TSGLI) and ensure that all injured servicemembers receive accurate, consistent, and timely treatment, the Secretary of Veterans Affairs should work with the Secretary of Defense and the branches of service to take steps to ensure that the data required to assess approval rates for traumatic brain injury and the timeliness of key steps in the TSGLI claims process are reliable and comprehensive.
Agency Affected: Department of Veterans Affairs
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: With regard to data required to assess approval rates for traumatic brain injury claims, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) reported that it implemented changes to its data systems to capture all injury types, including all traumatic brain injury claims. VA also reported it has implemented a systematic reconciliation process to improve the reliability of its timeliness data. Reports with missing or inaccurate dates are returned to the branches of service for correction or further explanation. VA held a conference call, sent written guidance, and produced a web-based training module for the branches of service to clarify definitions for key timeliness data. Finally, the agency has modified its data systems to allow it to calculate timeliness by type of injury, including traumatic brain injury.
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VA Disability Claims Processing:Preliminary Observations on Accuracy Rates and Quality Assurance ActivitiesGAO-14-731T: Published: Jul 14, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 14, 2014.
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VA Spina Bifida Program:Outreach to Key Stakeholders and Written Guidance for Claims Audit Follow-up Activities NeededGAO-14-564: Published: Jun 23, 2014. Publicly Released: Jun 23, 2014.
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VA Health Care:Further Action Needed to Address Weaknesses in Management and Oversight of Non-VA Medical CareGAO-14-696T: Published: Jun 18, 2014. Publicly Released: Jun 18, 2014.
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Health Care Access:Improved Oversight, Accountability, and Prioritization Can Improve Access for Native American VeteransGAO-14-489: Published: Jun 10, 2014. Publicly Released: Jun 10, 2014.
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Military Sexual Trauma:Improvements Made, but VA Can Do More to Track and Improve the Consistency of Disability Claim DecisionsGAO-14-477: Published: Jun 9, 2014. Publicly Released: Jun 9, 2014.
VA Health Care:Ongoing and Past Work Identified Access, Oversight, and Data Problems That Hinder Veterans' Ability to Obtain Timely Outpatient Medical CareGAO-14-679T: Published: Jun 9, 2014. Publicly Released: Jun 9, 2014.
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VA Real Property:Action Needed to Improve the Leasing of Outpatient ClinicsGAO-14-300: Published: Apr 30, 2014. Publicly Released: Jun 3, 2014.
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VA Education Benefits:VA Should Strengthen Its Efforts to Help Veterans Make Informed Education ChoicesGAO-14-324: Published: May 13, 2014. Publicly Released: May 13, 2014.
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VA Construction:VA's Actions to Address Cost Increases at Denver and Other Major Medical-Facility ProjectsGAO-14-548T: Published: Apr 22, 2014. Publicly Released: Apr 22, 2014.
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VA Health Care:Ongoing and Past Work Identified Access Problems That May Delay Needed Medical Care for VeteransGAO-14-509T: Published: Apr 9, 2014. Publicly Released: Apr 9, 2014.
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Focus First on the Data and Assets that Are Most Important to Your Operations
Big Data starts with the right data. And the Internet of Things starts with the internet of your things. Such were the useful framing mechanisms shared by presenters at this week's Rockwell Automation RSTechED conference in Orlando, Fla., to help the hundreds of automation and IT professionals in attendance begin to apply these powerful, but sometimes overwhelming concepts to the realities they'll face upon returning home.
To apply Big Data principles to one's own operations, first consider what assets are most critical to your operations, said Chirayu Shah, product manager, information software, Rockwell Automation. "Start with the end in mind and ask yourself questions like, 'What do you want to get out of your data?' and 'What could data tell you if you had it?'"
The true value of Big Data lies not in the data itself, but in what analytics applied to the right data reveal, Shah stressed. It's also important to realize that more isn't necessarily better. "Collecting no data is bad; collecting everything is good; but collecting what's relevant, the "just right" data, is great," he explained. And, once that data is collected, it needs to get to the right people so they can make the right decisions—so they can be more successful against their key performance indicators (KPIs). "You already likely have real-time data being presented to the operator, but are other parts of the organization getting the information they need?"
And while Big Data implies technology, it also represents a cultural shift: away from making decisions based on hunches, away from continuing to do things the way they've always been done toward making decisions based on data. But culture doesn't change overnight, and just because data is available doesn't mean it will be used. "Culture eats strategy for breakfast," Shah quipped. "So unless you have buy-in, you won't achieve the results you hoped."
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According to Barb Edson, general manager, product management, for Microsoft's commercial Internet of Things (IoT) offering, there's similarly little broad-based consensus on what the IoT in her own title stands for, other than that it's "big, noisy and confusing," she said. Like Shah after her, Edson's first task on the RSTechED dais was to make the IoT more approachable to the many industrial automation and IT professionals in attendance.
"The Internet of Things starts with your things," Edson began. "It's about building on what you already have; it's about extending your networks to new devices where needed; and it's about getting more from the data you already have."
Underscoring the company's commitment to facilitating easier and more effective connectivity of pre-existing assets, Edson went on to the describe a powerful set of applications developed to provide managers of the venerable London Underground with improved visibility into the operations of their assets and movement of their people. Described more fully in two-minute YouTube video, the applications were developed and implemented in the course of 14 scant days, Edson said, by leveraging the power of Microsoft's new Azure Intelligent Systems Service (AISS), which securely connects, manages and captures machine-generated data from a variety of sensors and devices.
"Azure Intelligent Systems Service is designed to accelerate implementation and time-to-value for IoT applications," Edson said. She also announced that Rockwell Automation had joined Microsoft as an early adopter of AISS. "We want to help you optimize performance and reliability, produce data insights, achieve new levels of control and innovate on a flexible platform--all while feeling confident your data is protected."
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The Orioles have traded backup catcher Gregg Zaun to the Tampa Bay Rays for a player to be named later.
Zaun had to pass through waivers before he could be dealt.
Zaun signed a one-year deal over the winter with a team option for 2010, returning him to the organization that introduced him to the majors in 1995. He batted .244 with four homers and 13 RBIs in 56 games.
The Orioles will call up Chad Moeller from Triple-A Norfolk to take his place. Moeller, removed from the roster when Matt Wieters joined the Orioles, is batting .203 with 10 RBIs in 35 games.
Moeller can mentor the young pitchers, and assist in Wieters' development, as Zaun did.
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LUBBOCK, TX (KCBD) - What to wear to school; for kids of all ages, it can be a sensitive subject. Each year the Lubbock I.S.D. School Board looks at modifications to the school's code of conduct, which holds the key to the dress code.
Some changes to the dress code were made Thursday morning that has parents and students talking. Boys can wear earrings and Mohawks are now allowed, but there are some exceptions to the new rules.
Unusual hair styles, including patterns, extreme hair colors and Mohawks were crossed out of the code, making them acceptable. Pony-tails and rat tails for boys are also acceptable. Boys can also now wear earrings.
The District says dress code is a sensitive subject. "I want to be clear we made it a little more broad in other words highly restrictive for hair and earrings for males," says Dr. Kelly Trlica, LISD Chief Academic Officer.
Just because the board eased up on some restrictions, the district will still have final say on whether or not your accessory is a distraction. "Still now allow any kind of earrings, hair for male or female or tattoos that are disruptive or they have gang symbolism," says Trlica.
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on the 18th hole at Bay Hill.
With those familiar back-nine heroics, Tiger Woods holed a 15-footer for birdie on Sunday to win the Arnold Palmer Invitational in Orlando, Fla., his first victory since returning from knee surgery.
Woods closed with a 3-under-par 67 for a one-shot victory over Sean O'Hair, matching his largest comeback on the PGA Tour.
"It feels good to be back in contention, to feel the rush," Woods said. "It's been awhile, but God, it felt good."
Woods, who made a 25-foot birdie on the final hole last year for a one-shot victory, won at Bay Hill for the sixth time. He has 66 career titles.
Woods had not been atop the leaderboard since he won the U.S. Open in a 19-hole playoff last June. He had reconstructive surgery on his left knee a week later, and missed the next eight months.
With two indifferent results at WGC events, there were questions whether he would be ready for the Masters in two weeks. Not anymore. He rallied from a five-shot deficit and delivered one crucial shot after another in fading sunlight due to a two-hour rain delay in the morning.
It was the third time Woods won at Bay Hill with a birdie on the 72nd hole.
O'Hair made only one birdie and closed with a 73, but he steadied himself along the back nine until a crucial mistake on the 16th hole, when he went at the flag with Woods in the rough. His 7-iron came up short and into the water, leading to a bogey.
Woods finished at 5-under 275.
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SFA To Host Southeastern In Three-Game Set
April 18, 2013
Game Notes & What To Watch For:
- All games can be followed via Live Stats at McNeeseSports.com. Fans can also follow along on the official SFA Facebook and Twitter pages for the most up-to-date information on all games.
- Two teams part of the four-way tie atop the Southland Conference when Stephen F. Austin and Southeastern Louisiana meet in a three-game series this weekend at Jaycees Field. The 'Jacks have won six of their last seven games, including taking two of three at McNeese State last weekend and a convincing 8-3 win at Dallas Baptist on Tuesday.
- SFA is just 14-25 all-time vs the Lions, going 2-3 against Southeastern last season in a season series decided by no more than two runs in any contest. SFA picked up a walk-off win to stay alive in last year's Southland Conference Tournament before the Lions responded with a walk-off win one day later to eliminate SFA and advance itself to the SLC Tournament title game.
- SFA will be going for its first series win over Southeastern Louisiana since the 1987 season. The 'Jacks have registered at least one series win over every league opponent it has played since returning to baseball in 2006 - except Southeastern.
- SFA's Hunter Dozier saw his 16-game hit streak come to and end on with an 0-for-3 outing in the series finale vs Oral Roberts; however,he has maintained another streak and enters Tuesday having reached base in 26 straight games. He has 20 walks to only 14 strikeouts in those 26 games, while hitting safely in 23 of them with a .475 batting average, .558 on-base percentage and .919 slugging percentage.
- Since taking over a late-inning role early in the year, reliever Brett Higginbotham has been nearly unhittable. In his last 13 appearances, the sidewinding senior righty has the following numbers: 3-1 record, 5 saves, 0.44 ERA, 20.2 IP, 9 hits allowed, .149 batting average, 1 run allowed, 22s strikeouts and just four walks.
- Dozier is cementing his name in the SFA record books this season, having already set the all-time doubles record and rapidly moving up in a number of other categories. The junior infielder picked up his 50th career double and 100th career RBI last week and has moved into third all-time in hits and needs 30 more hits to surpass Zach Gardner's 223 hits for the all-time top mark at SFA. His next hit will be the 200th of his career, making him just the third Lumberjack to total 200 hits for a career.
- Max Lamantia enters Friday's game riding a season-high, eight-game hit streak in which he has four extra-base hits and 10 RBI.
- Starting pitcher Chase Greening had 10 strikeouts in his near no-hitter on Friday at McNeese State. It was the second time he has reached double-figure strikeouts in a game this year, including his 17 against Arlington Baptist. He is the first SFA pitcher to reach at least 10 strikeouts in a game since the program returned in 2006. The 'Jacks had only had three double-digit strikeout games from an individual since 2006 before this season.


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Michael Winning
Had a hard day on the farm todasy, so here's some light reliefe.
David Davis
One of my pet achievements is to have been able to paste "widgets" such as the excellent Kitco charts that you see beside you on this sidebar. Not being a tech-guy, and not knowing even the square-root-of-effing-all about something called "HTML", or even "cascading style sheets" (search me, guv!) I gave myself a pat on the back for these being on here at all.
It is an interesting and fun exercise to watch them, even down to the hour, as they react to what the loliticians on the MSM are saying and doing. Gold seems especially rocky today, I am not sure why, but it has not really tested the heights of the last week or fortnight or so. I wonder why it's so jumpy, and yet not stratospheric? Can anyone enlighten us?
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Tagged elections, Gold, gold price, Liberty, politicians, recession, scumbags
Michael Winning
…That this very conservative old-Labour man should at last be asked to contribute, which is what that Blair fella wanted but got slapped down.
I don't go for "czars", me. But if those buggrs down south are tring to pretend that they are trying to pretend that they care, then I guess they could do worse. Field is a good MP up here in Birkenhead and the chaps like him because he is an honest fella.
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Tagged elections, Frank Field, government, Liberty, poverty
And no, I did not mean Gordon Brown.
David Davis
Whether or not Nick Clegg decides to help the Tories remove the Wicked Westmonster from Downing Street, where it malevolently squats, slitty-eyed and lockjawed, at all-comers, one thing became clear today.
The droids that think they own the right to boss, to hector, to threaten, to "choice-edit", and to kill in the name of "fairness", just as Pol Pot thought, are now coming for Clegg too. "Liberal Democracy" is not enough for them: only tyranny will do. He'd do well to lock his doors at night from now on.
There might be something to be said for Proportional Representation, as Dr Sean Gabb was discussing with me on the phone a little time ago, this being since FPP has clearly failed to deliver liberty in modern times, even under the more recent less socialist than socialist Tory governments.
But it's what else the droids will contrive to "demand" that is the real danger.
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Tagged elections, Liberty, Nick Clegg, proportional representation, scumbags
Michael Winning
I don't know whether to laugh or cry, me. I mean, for f***'s sake: we are staring over the cliff-face, the lefties are pushing our butts and even getting ppolice with guns and ID cards to paramilitarise our land around us, and the media is predicting, deadpan, a slight Tory majority. Or none. I need DEFRA passports to even move the pigs about, and I didnt mean the Police neither
WTF is wrong with people here? Why isn't everybody voting UKIP at the very leats? Or pouring money into the hands of Chris Mounsey at the LPUK, so his bruisers can gatecrash the election on Wednesday night? Wish he had some, sometines,
I've got a view about how elections should be done. I might write about it later. But you lot would not like it, not one bit.
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Tagged elections, Liberty, LPUK. libertarianism, New Labour
Michael Winning
Saw this in a Daily Paul-Dacre thing earlier but this report is funnier.
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Tagged elections, Liberty, New Labour, politicians
Michael Winning
Fixed-term-parliaments? Isn't that what we already have with a 5-years-max? Nasty man, liar, snake-oil-salesman.
And as of now, we can even get rid of them earlier too
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Tagged elections, Gordon Brown, Liberty
Michael Winning
But it probably will work and the bastard'll get in
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Tagged elections, Gordon Brown, house of Lords, Liberty, Nazis
From our own comment thread on here.
David Davis
Stuff was in red, because at the time when the Nissen-Hut-chimps lifted stuff bodily from what people other than they themselves had typed, the supervisor-chimpanzee insisted that it ought to be highlighted. Chimps, while being ever so politically-savvy, are not – by socialit-Nazi-standards very intelligent: and so it was merelydecided that the colour of the text would be altered to show external authorship – a rather simple solution. All the chimps agreed, and gyrated about in return for bananas, so it just sort of, er, happened.
Ian B // 7 April, 2010 at 2:42 am (edit)
Sean, I don't think voting makes much difference at this stage, but as I said before, better to vote counter-hegemonic (UKIP, LPUK, even BNP) than pro-hegemonic. Cameron's entirely a creature of the Enemy- indeed his plan for 5000 state activists, funded via the Proggie Network, will just broaden and deepen their power. A Tory government certainly won't help us a single jot. A Tory lose however may throw that useless bunch of quislings into terminal disarray.
I also don't think Chris Tame's worthy plan- of influencing the ideological hegemony- is going to ever work. It simply isn't in their class interest to listen to us, even if the occasional maverick does. The reality is that the Gramscian methodoloy works for people seeking to expand state power, in their own interests. We need a better political strategy that will work for people trying to abolish the ruling class.
So one way of looking at it is, we have to achieve what the Marxists failed to achieve, which is the mobilisation of the proleteriat- in our case, our proleteriat being everyone outside the government, rich or poor. The big problem is that over the past century the state has expanded into every area of life. It's not going to be easy.
One thing in particular libertarians have to stop doing is attacking weak people. You mentioned in your book the political error of banging on about welfare recipients, and I entirely agree. The Enemy succeed because they always, always, ally themselves with some perceived weak group (the poor, blacks, gays, etc) so that even when they're doing something ghastly, it's "in a good cause". Attacking poor people etc is equivalent to being seen kicking a cripple in the head. Even when you explain he stole your wallet, people will still think you're a bastard. No wonder the "right", or the non-left, or whatnot, have consistently lost with such dunderheaded ignorance of human nature.
We may need to rebrand ourselves. We certainly need to start working under non-libertarian banners. Greenpeace may be a socialist group, but they don't call themselves that. We need to pump out philosophy and propaganda, we need to make whatever alliances we can, and we need to pull together realistic programmes that show how a society can transfer from state dependence to liberty without millions collapsing into poverty, rather than the libertarian habit of arguing constantly about what the Glorious End State will be after some miraculous transformation. We're in the position of wanting to free some poor desperate population from a ghastly Victorian institution. But the fact is, they've lived there their whole lives. They don't know how to cook, or get a home, or go to the shops. If we threaten to fling the doors open and turf them out onto the streets, we'll just get terror, not gratitude.
Five more years of Labour, or five of the Tories, it makes no real difference. Whichever we get, things will be more desperate and ghastly in 2015 than they are now. But, things are better for us than they were five or ten years ago. The message is getting out. The Methodist State is reaching its apotheosis, the political class become more transparently fascist and disconnected with every day.
And, we must always remember that the State we're in is not the inevitable consequence of government. It has the form it has because of specific politicking by specific groups that stretch back a century and a half or even two- kicked into gear by evangelists from nutty sects (Methodists, Quakers etc here, Yankees in the USA (Rothbard wrote a lot on this without quite following it through)). They are our enemies, and they have to be rooted out of the nests they've built. The dumb politicians who do their bidding are barely of consequence. Their grotesque schemes nearly fell to bits in the twentieth century, and it was only the marxists who saved them. Well, the marxists are gone now. Once people have lived a while under the new progressive puritanism, that'll start collapsing too (it's cracking in places already) and this time there are no marxists left. This time, it must be us who are waiting to take the opportunity.
We can win this thing.
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Tagged elections, fascism, good quotes, Ian B, Liberty, Nazis, New Labour, scumbag politicians
David Davis
and it doesn't make any difference which party you vote for: the government will get back in. It will get in if you vote Labour, Tory or illiberal-dem. It will also get in if you vote UKIP, Libertarian Party, Loony or whatever. The regime is the problem, as Sean said below: no individual party with a hope of forming a majority will change anything.
WE've lost our AAA credit-rating anyway. The announcement will be delayed till sometime after 6th May, "to bury bad news". The chavetariat will not care, and everyone that's left on duty will be working too hard to notice.
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Tagged elections, Liberty, politicians, scumbags
David Davis
Sean Gabb, on this column, bravely defended the position that we ought to vote Tory this time, to give us just a little more time before fully-sliding down into the eternal cesspool of the socialist Endarkenment. Something might turn up: you cannot know unless we could try it. It could be worth the candle, the game could. A few more years to organise, under a State that won't, probably, actually turn its police's guns on its own people.
But now we have this. And indeed, when you watch Gordon Brown at PM's questions, he really does seem like a fighter whho truly believes what he is saying, and who truly believe in the unutterably-irrevocable wickedness of the Tories and others, any others, that oppose him and his. You can see how Simon-Cowell-educated people will wamr to him and will tend to vote for him.
We are truly f****d. But hopefully the setting-in of the true rot will take some time. However, knowledge still exists in distributed form, and we can ameliorate the effects of civilisational decay (barring violence and fire) over the years and decades.
It looks like we have to go down to the bottom, before we can go up. Like the poor Germans. So we might as well vote for whoever pleases us.
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Tagged conservatives, elections, Gordon Brown, Liberty, Parliament, scumbags, tories
David Davis
The Tories may not be so stupid after all. Samizdata thinks they have really lost their marbles on this one, but I'm not so sure.
The problem with the Tories is that David Cameron, his labour-voting wife, and the advertising-buggers who "advise him", are all Gramscian crypto-Fabian metrosexual wind-turbinobastobaters and polenta-eating lefties. They even understand Tony Blair, the great and prime anti-liberal Tory of the 20th Century, and probably dine with his friends on their Tuscan kitchen tables.
Ken Clarke could by no means be considered one of these, even if he is an old-leftist-one-nation-Tory-and-Europhiliac. He would not eat polenta, or have a windturbastobator on his roof if you even paid him. And the voters know it in their hearts.
The problem is he is not leader of the Tory party, and this ought to be rectified right away.
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Tagged elections, Ken Clarke, labour, Liberty, politicians, samizdata, scumbags, tories
michael Winning
It says in today's Daily Mail that Gordon Brown has been told off by his most senior Civil Servant to "curb his volcanic temper". You wonder what else is not stated and what else was told to hm. Where there's smoke there's fire or willl be soon.
If the election (if, not when) goes ahead and we are stuck witht his fellow, I don't fancy five more years of this lot. Prime Ministers even lefty-fascist ones, ought to know how to behave at least to their nearest conspiratoors. We;ll be laughed at even by bemedalled African dictators in sunglasses, at least they wastes no time killing their opponemts.
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Tagged Daily Mail, elections, Gordon Brown, Liberty, tantrums
Michael Winning
I always thought this man was a class-A1-lackey-and-running-dog-of-the-new-political-boss-class, since he made such a prat of himslef on some Newsprog or other, here:-
On this blog here and there the Boss mkaes reference to MPs possibly not being paid at all. I agree that they ought only to think about "entering parliament", as they used to call it – at a time of life when they can afford to support themsleves while doing public good by refusing to legislate hysterically about everything.
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Tagged elections, expenses, Liberty, New Labour, Parliament, Sion Simon, theiving MPs
David Davis
Sex was invented in 1963 – roughly when he was born – in order to put him in power in 2008. 45 years is all it took, to bring down The City On The Hill (You idiots! Asleep! Isolationism! You let the GramscoFabiaNazis into your patch, when you might have got away with locking them out just on ours…):-
But at least human beings can bugger these FabioDroids up. Listen up, people: it matters to us in other nations who is the President of the USA. The right one, and we shall be all right – the wrong one, and we shall all fail including you:-
You people in North America clearly did not get it right in 2008.
I shall be writing, in the next few days, perhaps, or perhaps not, about why the next US President, and subsequent ones, should be chosen by the Executive Committee of the Libertarian Alliance, UK, London-Kent-Scotland-and-Lancashire, England.
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Tagged Barack Obama, elections, Kennedy, Liberty, scumbags, Sex, the Simpsons
Michael Winning
The Dark Lord is going to join an oil company….
What further prtoof do we all need, of the iniquitous connection at social levels, between Enemy-Classpersons and otherwise normal persons in things such as oil firms?
THere's nothing wrong with being an oil co or working for it. Just that these outfits seem to play into the hands of people who'd demolish them, such as greens and peope who throw green stuff at people like Mandelson.
David Davis
I have constantly warned that the deliberate communications strategy of "bashing the toffs and the rich" will work. Legiron says it better than I, but I would add this: no possible amount of public philanthropy, hair-shirt-wearing, refraining from hunting with DOGS, selling the Mondeo (Ghia 24v, very economical to run) undergone by these poor liberals will do anything to deflect the GramscoFabiaNazis from their deliberate course.
The important strategy thet Libertarians ought to think about is not "who is the best party to form a government, based on policies?" On this ground it would have to be LPUK or UKIP. But neither will stop new Labour on its own, and both will damage the Tories, as most libertarians (or even people who COULD be persuaded to vote for libertarians) are conservative in outlook – most think that a conservative/classical liberal/minimal state is the least bad guardian of an environment in which liberty can begin to grow again.
Sadly, although we will have to hold our noses while so doing, a vote for the Tories this time round is the only viable option, to retard the headlong slide into the cesspool, if only a tiny bit. The important election, in reality, will be the 2014/5 one, or the next after that.
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Tagged elections, envy, Liberty, LPUK, New Labour, scumbags, tories, UKIP
…but Charlotte Gore said it better.
David Davis
I just contented myself with this.
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…pretending what?
David Davis
Pretending that this government is "inept", "out of touch", "has lost it", has "given up governing", that "Gordon Brown has no idea…"…and the like. Even Benedict Brogan thinks that all it's able to do is Scorch the Earth in advance of a (probable) Tory win in 2010.
Wrong. Everything, and I mean everything, that it has done since 1990, and likely before that, was directed towards the outcome we now face. I would go further, and take the start-point back to the synthesis of the evil called British Fabianism.
Brown, with Blair's connivance, actively ran the UK's credit into the buffers, so he could _destroy a future Tory administration charged with the impossible task of clearing up_ . It didn't matter, and won't matter, if the Labour Party was/is/will be fiscally bankrupt after the next election, for the British masses /will/ vote out the unsuccessful Tories (or whoever) and put back "the people who know how to get on with the job". Their friends in the media will ensure it.
Nothing will be done to break this cycle. Not until a revolution comes: and the sad thing is that there are not enough people left alive here who know how to make a successful one happen. That is why my post of yesterday was so pessimistic.
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Tagged class war, elections, General Election, Liberty, New Labour, revolution, scumbags, tories
David Davis
It's the morning of the General Election result, UK, 2010.
All the ballot-boxes for Labour's Rotten and Pocket Boroughs have been mysteriously "mislaid" in the small hours, after the solid 90% majorities for Gordon Brown and his GFNs were triumphantly declared by the BBC during the night on uncommonly high turnouts to show workers' solidarity, so a number of unfathomable evil people have been re-elected to the Commons, incliding "Jacqui" "Smith" and "Gordon" "Brown". But the overall picture gives "Cast Iron Dave" a tentative working majority of about 40 seats. A number of "New Labour new-Britain-franchise extension facilitators" were caught during the night, trying to open and stuff ballot boxes in what they termed "safe Tory seats", and were summarily shot at the roadside by "vigilantes" claiming to be members of the "Libertarian Alliance", an extremist-right-wing fringe political group of skinheads and Gramscian intellectuals.
The draft-make-up of the Commons seems to be:
Conservative = 343
Lib Dem = 24
Labor = 260 (further enquiries to be made about counting irregularities later, although "no-one to be charged")
So what could be done about the Lisbon disaster?
The easiest plan is for the incoming administration simply to say that we have left the EU. Since it will probably be the Tories, and since these have already nailed their colours to the mast by saying that any referendum can only be about whether more powers can be extended to the EU than now (and since the EU now has all the powers it needs, Lisbon being automatically-self-amending) the only substantive decision to be taken is whether to leave the EU or not.
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Tagged elections, EU, Liberty, Lisbon treaty, nasty leftist Tory scumbags, scumbags, tories
David Davis
Here you go. Health reasons. It's the best way probably for him to go, but not for us: we needed to _inflict defeat_ seriously and with great power, specifically upon anti-English, deliberate, directed and focussed socialism, with an anti-English and wicked socialist in charge at the Helm of the Enemy Class Fleet.
This will not be as possible with somebody prettier and more Wireless-Tele-genic, later.
We need a vast and bloody defeat, inflicted on purpose, at challenge, against the Enemy Class of the Untied Kingdom (yes I typed "untied") really in the next three months. I do not know how to bring this about, but it is strategically-necessary: anybody got any ideas?
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Tagged elections, Enemy Class, Gordon Brown, GramscoFabiaNazis, Labour scumbags, liberty. scumbags, New Labour, other scumbags, United Kingdom
…for being GramscoFabiaNazis, and thus wrong.
David Davis
I fully expect that many ballot-boxes will become stuffed, specially in the more marginal of their rotten and pocket boroughs. After all, what is the point ofmass-promotion of postal voting at all, if you can't use disadvantaged immigrants' postal votes for your own party?
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…AND if that parliament isn't the only one there.
David Davis
I am laughingly called the Libertarian Alliance's "Director of Northern Affairs". It means that I live here, actually fairly near some of the things which this article calls "big northern cities". We actually have quite a lot of those, and it is my job to pontificate, in Olympian fashion and rather futilely, about what goes on therein.
Cameron (for it is he who _may_ possibly win the next election, and sadly it will not be the LPUK although we could wish) knows that he has two tasks. Firstly to gain a very very large majority in places like Huyton and Easington, which is almost inconceivable, and secondly to deal with the ballot-box-stuffing which will take place in hundreds of very very small Labour marginals, not only in the North here but Faraway Cities Of Which I Know Little, like London, Cardiff, Bristol, Deal, Brighton and others.
The tragedy of Northern Cities, which you will experience if you drive or walk through a few some day, is their post-WW2-exposure to rampant AttleeGaitskelloButlerism, followed by DerekHattoNazism. All the money, basically, which might theoretically have gone to the "poor workers" under the hegemonic plan, was basically syphoned off by the bureauNazis. Some even bought Jaguars.
That's it really. The Tories will have a tough job unstuffing the ballot-boxes in some wards here.
Perhaps when they come in the night to stuff the locked boxes, we may have to kill them.
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Tagged derek hatton, elections, Humour, Labour concentration camps, Liberty, murdering Labour scumbags, Northern Cities, scumbags
Michael Winning
Read it all, to the end, not long. You'd be forgiven for thinking these politicians are not our masters but our humbal servants. Spit.
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David Davis
Some of us have always known that, in the event of a ZanuLieBorg defeat, they not having rigged the results sufficiently or stuffed enough !"postal votes"! in their Rotten Boroughs , a Tory win would not mean the start of a Long March Towards Liberalism.
For those who are confused, I, in here, use the word "liberalism" with a _/small L/_ to mean free-market non-socialist/minimal statism: this word belongs to us and not to the Enemy Class or people like US "democrats", who have twisted and corrupted it, and who deliberately and purposefully and with conviction lean towards big-statist Nazism. Watch Obama morph as he finds his feet, more's the pity – and we did warn you nearly two years ago about what he would get like.
So now we are being softened up with "no tax cuts," and "possible increases", and a delay in the "pledge to abolish IHT", and even "road tolls". The upside is there won't be any money to build many "new roads" for some time.
Tories in the UK think that once the election is "won" – (will it be? Better be quite serious about the guys you face, for they hate you and us and they won't stop now) – they will get an easy ride from "right wing bl0ggers", whatever those are. Well, we shall have to see, but the signs are not enouraging.
Cameron thinks that we'll all have to dig into our pockets to right the wrongs of this administration: but he did have other alternatives as follows:-
(1) Formally repudiate ALL UK sovereign debt taken out by _this_ administration after a date he could have set. That would stop the borrowing in short order…
(2) Announce that instead of tax rises, or non-removal of most existing imposts, very very large areas of the State would simply be closed down… He could simply publicly nominate huge departments and fiefdoms for absolute closure and which are not populated by Tory voters, which is most of it, without any electoral penalty….The fact that Sterling would rise on that revelation would not benefit Brown as cameron would already have said that he's not going to pay any more new debts incurred by the said Gorgon…
(3) He could then announce the prospect of actual tax cuts, seeing as he'd save at least £300 billion in wages bills straight away. Conservatively [bad pun, sorry] we could have £150 billion of tax cuts per year, plus an extra £150 billion earmarked for debt servicing, and we might get out of debt in as little as ten years. Moreover, the hundreds and hundreds of thousands of desperate ex-public-employees, starving on the streets and many even without housing – it having been repossessed and the Banks unable to sell or let it, would drive wages and real rents down to a right market-clearing level, which will benefit the private sector which could then recover a modicum of tax-paying-ability in time.
But the Tories won't do it, will they.
They are _/not really serious at all/_.
Time to attack them, now, before it's too late.
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Tagged David Cameron, debt, elections, Gordon Brown, IHT, Liberty, new taxes, poor people, road tolls, scumbags, Taxation
Iowahawk learns that it's been photoshopped, but brilliant all the same.
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David Davis
The silly Iranianstate-buggertroids, while being very good about talking to the Foreigners-Office and the BBC, have failed to get the fine and important historical detail of the Union Flag precisely correct. Especially if they were going to burn it, it should importantly be the right Flag…someone else who is __much__ more powerful than us, and who was offended, might sue them if it was incorrect:-
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Thank you, thank you Marks and Spencer, for a grandly-appropriate copyline-template! I promise to try to buy your food…for a while. Even though it's bloody expensive and not much better than the opposition.
This bit [above] is for foreign readers of whom we have many many, and who may not be familiar with State-British-Wireless-Tele-Vision-Advertising-Initiatives, to do with superior food-types for the Enemy-Class to buy.
It remains an extraordinary thing, to me, and unintelligible also, that people ought to be allowed to revere Marks and Spencer, as a premier-league retailer, in Brown-Bliar's New Britain – it is Jewish, after all. Are we not supposed to hate, despise and revile the "Jews", since they occupy "Palestine"?
No? (Sorry for the digression – I will not do it again, until tomorrow.)
David Davis
[Sorry about that above digression too...it's just the hot evenings in Lancashire these summers when we can grow vines and woad and olive trees: it gets to me and my arthritis, and I sound off against all these defenceless intellectuals, with my laptop in the garden - it's the global warming, you see.....]
Teachers will have to have a "Licence to kill teach" ….
Truly, the British National Socialist scumbag State gets more endearlingly dangerous by the day, even in its death-throes.
Actually, I don't think it's in its death-throes at all. And it's going really fully after teachers that won't like the "National Curriculum" and its newer mods, and it's doing it now while nobody notices. While all you buggers out there think it's just pretending not to notice that it can't really issue any Gilts that buyers would take seriously.
And you're not getting any election any time soon that matters. So f*** you. That's what they think.
I think the buggers are gearing up for a renewed major assault. Why?
All because all you Tory buggers who read this (and I know you do…becasue I know…) have failed to tell diddy-David-Cameron to repudiate publicly, now, all British Government Debt contracted after this blog-post and before your (not entirely certain) election….
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David Davis
The AhmadiNazi lost: well, who would have believed that then!
These guys are not supposed to lose: they are the Father Of Their People etc etc etc.
What a surprise, I could not have predicted it, even if I had wetted myself with delight beforehand.
David Davis
But it won't matter on the Nucxlear weapons, they will get those anyway. You all know that.
David Davis
Sean Gabb was sadly right, when we discussed this very matter a month ago. Nobody among the Westmonster-scumbags wants to get taken down up to a year before they have to get carted out, so the money will roll in until June 2010. Bugger them.
David Davis
"Professor John Oxford" (how unfortunate) thinks that "50% is on the low side" for the UK population to get Swine Flu in the autumn. What a prat: he can't need the money that badly…
And here's a bit of fun:-
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David Davis
If all these trough-piggers are "going to stand down" at the next election, then that could be a year away, or even never if Gordon Brown got his way. So why not now?
If they wozz fascist nazi Tories (CUTS!!!!! Schooools -n-hospitals!!!) it would be now. So why not for these people?
But they are not Tories … they are GramscoFabiaNazis. So it's all right to stay on then. Follow the money.
Or does not Gordon Brown want 600 by-elections right now, then?
David Davis
The Independent tries, flailingly and hyperglycaemically, to stop the BNP from winning, er, what? A couple of council seats, and maybe one at Brussels. Or even not. The BNP. Oh, come on, and think of the BNP: thikn what they are, and think what they say. Thibk, after reading their stuff, how socialist they are. So! Why do British lefties fear them?
Who cares? Those of us who can read, and who therefore can analyse parties' policy, can see that the BNP is an Old Socialist Party. It competes with the "modern" Stalinist or Hitlerite or Pol-Potian-Left, for the votes of what it thinks, still, is the "old white working class".
The "modern" lefties, which is to say, the british Stalinists, of which there are a few too many in the £"public sector" and elsewhere, and some are in Parliament, think this class has disappeared. Not. Not quite yet. Thye have shot their semen too early, while wanting a Stalinistically-beautiful orgasm, into the **** of global-one-nation-socialism based on the AnnaBramwelliaNazi-interpretation of how things are.
Look at its policy position on the railways for example. That's just one. "British jobs for British workers" – that's another: what's the diff between that and North Korea? We are no better or worse off with the BNP in power here (and there) than we were with ZanuLiebORG – but all that we could hope is that we may get a few more years of time to mitigate the worst excesses of Stalinism, 'coz the BNP are "not very serious at all" (ask Stalin if they shoot priests. As far as I know, they still do not do so.)
Now, it does not mean that an being [or even aspiring to be] an old fascist-lefty, as opposed to a new one, or a "Labour Party Supporter", or a "Liberal Democrat", is a wrong thing to be in a liberal democracy (although actually being an old-fascist-lefty is indeed wrong objectivistically and will lead to tears, famine, death and an Extinction Boundary.) You could even be a "Conservative", and old-fascist-leftyness – unless you have your thinking-cap about your person – cannot be far from your pledge-list.
No. The problem about the BNP is that the wrong people think it stands for the wrong things. It is _not_ a "right-wing", anti-government, anti-socialist party. It is a temporary repository for the votes of people (who would norlally be socialists) who have not thought things through properly, but who are rightly angry about what's been done to them and theirs, by people whom they thought were on their side. In this respect it is precisely like Hitler's NSDAP: it is the cradle of the franchhise of all those people who have felt let down by those whom they thought they trusted.
There is nothing that can be done about this matter for now, for the UK's governing party has done all that it can – via its own policies – to bring about a great result for the BNP. This will be sad but I am afraid inevitable.
We will have to Drain The Bitter Cup. For now.
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Tagged Bitter cup, BNP, elections, EU, Euro MPs, expenses, Liberty, money, MPs, Parliament, scumbags
David Davis
UPDATE1:- It seems that The Queen may "suggest" to Gordon Brown, some remedies, to his Parliament's predicament. I can't guess what those might be, but we live in hope.
Libertarians disagree in friendly ways all the time about the correct constitutional structure of a limited or minimal state.
Presently, here, we have what is increasingly inaccurately called a "Constitutional Monarchy". I think most British libertarians are prepared to live with this arrangement, if it would merely deliver its supposed advantages. I have just been to The Last Ditch where I found an admirable call for The Queen to do what she is entitled under our constitution to do:
dissolve this Parliament, and call a General Election.
This particular Parliament, unprecented in nearly 400 years, has lost such meagre respect as it still retained after, among other sins, handing, entirely unauthorised and incidentally to the extreme detriment of The Queen's own position as Head of State of the United Kingdom, nearly all its powers to a junta of unelected foreign potentates with which it has wished to make friends, for what are merely personal pecuniary reasons.
We here may quibble internally about whether the UK ought still to exist – I know that Sean Gabb and I would not lose any sleep if it broke up tomorrow. But most libertarians would be on the same side about the modern inability of the people of these Islands – however they might wish to describe themselves – to arrive at their exiercise of their own sovereignty, by themselves.
(I have just hit "publish" by mistake, but have not finished….)
Mr Eugenides thinks (or perhaps his post implies that) the problem might be soluble merely by bringing about the resignation of the Speaker and his replacement by someone who believes in the idea of parliamentary authority based on the inherent morality of the individuals who (ought to be) in that institution. We here do not agree. The rot has set in too far, and short of a Revolution, which might be destructive and would call down the ire of the present administration which is just _aching_ to invoke the CCA, the best solution is for The Queen to actually exercise the real powers that she has, designed for just this eventuality.
Afetr all, has not this government truly f*****d up? Has it not f****d up the Banking system (on purpose) so as to faux-nationalise it, and decide who gets money and who does not? Has it not f****d up British agricultural and fishery production, so as to hand over at least partial control of our food supply to others as a way of initiating rationing? Has it not f****d up "public education", so as to deliberately create an uncurious race of compliant helots? Has it not f****d up the Armed Services, so as to eliminate – by calumny, depression and indignation – from their ranks those who would not cheerfully agree to orders to fire upon their own people?
That lot is enough, for a start. Time the buggers went. I doubt very much that The Queen reads this blog, but perhaps someone who knows someone who speaks with her, does.
Please, Ma'am, just do what you were brought up to know how and when to be able to do.
Please also do it, sort of now. it can be combined with the trouser-ripping that's already scheduled for 4th June. It's also "Founders day" – David Cameron and Charles Moore will be pleased.
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David Davis
Either he meant it, or the continuity-girly was not paying attention to the photographer's angles.
Poor little Prince Harry got hung/drawn/quartered for rather less.
How sad. Poor Gordon Brown is actually not a bad-looking man if we are honest about it, _and also_ if he'd smile more, but he's f****d that one up already. When he now smiles, youtube goes mental and half the planet laughs: the other half is mercifully unaware of him and his works.
In real life he'd probably be able to be a reasonably jovial and not very successful small shopkeeper. You can imagine him behind his hardware counter, in a brown labcoat with biros in the top pocket, grinning at his locals who pop in for a crack and a hello. Better place for him really. Then he'd die and half the town would turn out for his funeral, as is customary in such places.
At least Samizdata thinks Mary Riddell (who is he?) thinks he's the bee's knees for Labour. I must admit, I too have been wondering what all these funny lefty blokes are doing writing for the Quisling Harrumphograph, when they've already got most of the Dead Tree Press on their side.
The poor, poor soul could have had a better life.
But he would have to choose leftism, wouldn't he. Sad. Sad.
And now we have a Swine Flu Tsar….oh well, never mind.
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Tagged brown-nosing, elections, Gordon Brown, MPs, Nazis, Policy, scumbags, smarming
Strange. On my desk, as we speak, is a little parcel. A special little parcel In this parcel are 3 little t-shirts. They belonged to 3 little people but as of yesterday, at 12.30pm the became the property of one Gordon Brown. So he shall recieve them. Along with little the t-shirts is a little note, which reads :-
Dear Gordon,
we hope you like our little t-shirts. We liked them too but Mummy says they now belong to you as you need them more than we do. Mummy says she doesn't need to send you her shirt as you already have it.
From Big Squid, Middle Squid and Ickle Squid
I state this is strange because as I look at this little parcel I see all my hopes and dreams for my Squids in there too, along with their little shirts.
Gordon Brown
10, Downing Street
David Davis
As Überbloggauleiter in charge of the daily-shitegeist of the Libertarian Alliance, I have this morning taken a decision.
This is in part based on my long association with the LA, and what it ought to be for in the end: and also on my long, warm and personal friendship with old Chris Tame and the other early-buggers, most of whom are still about, thank God. If the rest of the Committee and the Advisory Council of the Alliance disagree with what I shall here propose, then they are free to say so on here: we can have a civilised and informed discussion (as you do on here) in full view of our readers, be they friendly or otherwise, about the merits of the following statement:-
The Libertarian Alliance's opinion on the current situation in British Party Politics is that none of the "main" political parties is up to the task, intellectually or in terms of willpower, to execute the steps needed to liberalise the UK (and/or any of its component parts) and return the State in The United Kingdom forwards, and back thus to its proper size and roles. This list includes the following:
(1) The Labour Party
(2) The Conservative and Unionist Party
(3) the Liberal Democratic Party
(4) The British national Party
(5) The United Kingdom Independence Party
(6) The Green Party
(7) Any other parties not heretofore mentioned (eg Sinn Fein, DUP, SDLP, SNP, Free Wales or whatever it's called these days, toads-and-newts, the "friends of beer" and the like) except for…
The Libertarian Party of the United Kingdom
In future, it should be understood that the Libertarian Alliance wishes to see, will henceforth actively work online for, a government administration formed by the LPUK. The LA thus rejects any further attempts to try and influence the policy positions of the "other maim parties" (I accidentally typed "maim" but it's apposite) as they have all shown themselves, with a few honourable exceptions ammong individuals***, antipathetic to positive chance in favour of more individual liberty. nothing is going to change the positions of the main parties this side of a revolution, and these are destructive and undesirable.
I also suggest that the Libertarian Alliance formally state that its members may stand as individuals for election on LPUK tickets.
***Frank Field, David Davis, Daniel Hannan, Enoch Powell (brown-bread sadly) (apologies for not mentioning others, have to go answer phone…)
A very important post by The Devil, on reading, made me think this is now the right thing to do. I quote from his excerpt from Ian Parker-Joseph's piece:-
On the 1st of January 2009, the Libertarian Party celebrated its first Birthday. From its inception at the beginning of 2008 support for the Libertarian ideals laid out in our manifesto has been steadily growing, and today we have taken the first major steps from that single national structure into regional Branch formations.
We have formally launched the South East Branch this morning, to add to the one we have in the North West, and new Branches throughout the country will soon follow, as will the names and details of our first PPC's and Local Election Candidates, which will continually be updated as new candidates are taken through our selection process.
As this country slips further into Authoritarian rule the support for Libertarian ideals has never been stronger, or more vocal.
However, as people who are coming to LPUK are telling us in no uncertain terms, the Conservative Party has no room for Libertarian thought, Cameron has made clear that he will be continuing on the present path to a Federal Europe and will not be walking with Libertarians , Osborne is providing more Keynesian economics, and William Hague has refused to commit to a referendum if the Lisbon Treaty is ratified. In other words, more of the same under a disguised 'nudge'.
Those who have come to us from the LibDems tell of horrific infighting, with the SDP controlled leadership squeezing the Liberal element out of the party, marginalising them at branch level and suggesting that there is no room in the modern LibDem party for them. The LibDems have lost their Liberal roots and become the Social Democratic party, set to continue where Brown leaves off. More of the same.
Both LibDems and Conservatives are on a collision course with the British people, 57% of whom have now indicated that they no longer wish to remain in the EU. They are looking for a genuinely free society, services that work, lower taxes, much smaller government, less nannying and laws that are Made in Britain.
The voters of Britain are not stupid people, they are not happy about being led on the road to Authoritarian rule, and they are more than aware that the Libertarian Party is the only party that offers a direct rebut to the path we are currently on.
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Tagged Devil's Kitchen, elections, Liberty, LPUK, MPs, Parliament, shitegeist, zeitgeist
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Tagged ballot rigging, elections, Georgia Gould, grammar Schools, Liberty, New Labour, scumbags, state education, state schools
David Davis
If you have all night to spare, go and read the post _and_ the thread.
Posted in Liberty
Tagged elections, Gordon Brown, Guido Fawkes, Liberty, Nazis, New Labour, scumbags, Tony Blair, voting, ZanuLieborg
David Davis
The supreme leader is re-elected unanimously.
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While you think about that one, here's the earth rotating:-
David Davis
The article here by Jeff Randall poses an interesting and humorous conundrum.
But I doubt that he is right: the woman is merely a particularly thick-skinned and galumphing form of leftist, sadly prodiced in rather larger quantities than were ever needed, through Keynesianly-distorted mechanisms of supply-and-demand management, and large errors in stock-control methods.
I'm a bit late with poor old nigel Farage, but here he is, ripping yet another outfall-pipe in the Prime Minister:-
Enjoy Daniel Hannan one more time, tearing another hole in Gordon Brown:-
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Tagged Daniel hannan, elections, Gordon Brown, government, Harriet Harman, Keynes, Liberty, money, New Labour, scumbags
Vlad the Informer
No of course not, there'd have to be a by-election…..it seems ZanuLieborg have discovered how to behave like old Tories.


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3/5 rDev -16.2%
08-17-2014 22:13:52 | More by DerekDudley
Quebec (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +18.7%
08-13-2014 23:51:06 | More by slowfade
Ontario (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -2.2%
08-12-2014 22:23:21 | More by fostachild
3.25/5 rDev -9.2%
08-04-2014 00:36:21 | More by jzlyo
3.25/5 rDev -9.2%
07-18-2014 04:45:48 | More by Kevinpitts
3.79/5 rDev +5.9%
$5.99 (Sale)
Binny's - Bolingbrook
A pale golden liquid fills the glass and rambunctious carbonation immediately rush to the surface. A soft pour yields a fingers worth of pure white head, even silky, with respectable staying power. Though it eventually fades it leaves a chunky ring and some sticky lace. An excellent looking beer.
I have to say, a spontaneously fermented coffee beer aged in wine barrels doesn't sound like the most appetizing of beverages yet somehow, the nose is very inviting. Off the bat is the bugs and barrel; attic wood that's become damp with time, forest floor, and wet stone minerality. A splash of white vinegar makes me salivate. The wine is very soft and only picked up on deep pulls way in the backend. I have no idea how old this beer is but the coffee is soft and well integrated adding a touch of fruity acidity and faint roast, very faint. Pleasently surprised isn't strong enough sentiment.
The flavor profile is where it all derails a bit, not in a totally bad way, just.... unique. The barrel notes have softened up quite a bit along with that mouthwatering minerality. They're both still present but have fallen to the background. Coffee picks up much more than the nose led on. There's a splash of vinegar followed by stale coffee that, while it plays a big role overall, manages to stay soft enough to not totally dominate. A touch of fruity acidity adds balance. I like this beer but it throws me as well. I could certainly see it being polarizing. Knock that score up a notch...
The carbonation is spot on, active and softly tingly but the body runs a touch thin. It drinks quick and leaves no impression behind, slightly watery. There's a slight acetic acid pucker but I would personally like the finish to be a bit drier. These are minor gripes, it's close to what I feel is proper. I'd honestly have to say the drinkability is respectable.
Mikkeller does a lot of off the wall beer and this is certainly a good example. A touch of light roast, some fruity acidity which helps the overall balance, and barrel notes on the backend make for an enjoyable experience, if not a great beer. With that said I would probably purchase this again. It puts me on the fence, do I like it or not? I'm having a hard time telling but at the moment I seem to be leaning toward the prior.
06-28-2014 02:21:41 | More by joe1510
Quebec (Canada)
1.58/5 rDev -55.9%
Bottle: Poured a bright yellow color lambic with a medium size foamy head with light retention and minimal lacing. Aroma consists of strong dry coffee notes with some barnyard and funky notes. Taste is also a weird mix between some dry coffee notes with funky barnyard notes with some acidic notes. Body is about average with good carbonation. Weird funky mix that I hope I will not have to re-visit in the future.
02-10-2014 02:13:10 | More by Phyl21ca
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12-28-2013 05:12:04 | More by ber12
4/5 rDev +11.7%
12-20-2013 01:54:45 | More by ooftu
4/5 rDev +11.7%
09-15-2013 21:07:29 | More by xpimptastikx
4/5 rDev +11.7%
12.7 fl oz. bottle, with no apparent bottled on date present. I got this bottle on sale at my local Binny's for $9.99. My second beer from Mikkeller's spontan series of beers. "Sour ale brewed with coffee & aged in wine barrels". Expecting very different results than the Mikkeller Spontanwildstrawberry.
Poured into a clear balloon snifter glass.
A - Pours a bright orange colored body with three to four fingers of fluffy doughy off-white suds for a head. Some yeast presence visible in the glass. Looks very nice.
S - Smell is kind of subdued. Bretty funk was the first thing that hit me, and then it levels off to a light yeasty smell with some malt roast in there also. I can definitely smell the koppi coffee in there when I look for it. A sour apple / white grape smell is in there also, presumably from the wine barrel aging.
T - The strange combination works better together than I would have expected. Sour, cheesy brettanomyces. Crisp carbonation. Yeast. And then the bitter coffee roast creeps up in the middle. Finishes with a sour white wine flavor. Reminds me of a much more sour tart version of Argus California Style Steam, which I just tried recently.
M - Feel ends tart and sour with some tingling carbonation dancing on the tongue. Some bitterness lingering on the palate.
Overall, I definitely enjoyed it. A strange beer indeed, and I'm glad to have tried it, especially at the sale price I caught it at. I'd say this was a success for Mikkeller with the koppi and the wine barrel aging. While it probably isn't a beer I would seek out again, I highly recommend trying it at least once.
Mikkeller Spontankoppi ---4/5.
09-09-2013 17:52:50 | More by mfnmbvp
Quebec (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -2.2%
08-18-2013 14:42:21 | More by tom10101
Alberta (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +4.7%
07-19-2013 03:33:13 | More by Kmat10
4.5/5 rDev +25.7%
07-13-2013 19:31:42 | More by EastBay_Nick
3/5 rDev -16.2%
07-04-2013 14:26:54 | More by ShanePB
3/5 rDev -16.2%
06-24-2013 05:38:54 | More by Piddmeista
3/5 rDev -16.2%
06-24-2013 01:30:10 | More by CoolEthan
3.75/5 rDev +4.7%
06-24-2013 00:02:02 | More by SocalKicks
4/5 rDev +11.7%
06-23-2013 15:45:10 | More by Rickythejeweler
United Kingdom (England)
4/5 rDev +11.7%
06-22-2013 19:36:18 | More by Kirk
4/5 rDev +11.7%
05-28-2013 02:27:09 | More by mkennedy119
4.25/5 rDev +18.7%
05-21-2013 19:52:26 | More by ajzy
3.75/5 rDev +4.7%
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05-03-2013 03:04:20 | More by decadance
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04-28-2013 21:36:37 | More by Jessenimmo
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SOHH Whatcha Think: JD Extremely Hurt Over Chris Kelly, RiRi Finds Love W/ A Girl, Drake Gets Pumped Up?
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Thriving Thursday! It's all about moving fast and thriving for bigger and better things as we start things off on a somber note with Jermaine Dupri remembering the late Chris Kelly. We all need love and it seems like Rihanna may have found some in a special young lady. Too bad she's not with Drake, especially since he's hitting the gym weights pretty hard these days. All this coming up in SOHH Whatcha Think.
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1. Rest In Peace
It's sad to know such a memorable part in the early 90's hip-hop scene has vanished, that being of course Chris Kelly. To see the outpouring of support and sad reactions from everyone in the rap game and hip-hop culture was something special, but nothing as touching as Jermaine Durpi's open letter. XXL Mag has this:
"To the world Chris was MacDaddy but to me, he was a son I never had, as much as you may think I taught him, he taught me, god has blessed me to be in the presence of so many naturally talented people, and Chris was one. his understanding of what we set out to do, from day one was always on point. his passion for the music, his love for doing shows, his want to better than everyone else, was always turnt up. when I think about it I spent more time with Chris than damn near anybody in my whole life, so you can imagine how bad this hurts. I will always love you Chris, and I will never let the world forget you, may god bless your soul" (XXL Mag)
Very touching to say the least. It's never a good thing to have to say goodbye, but at least we have special memories of Kriss Kross that will continue to live on. #SOHHWhatchaThink?
2. My Girl Got A Girlfriend
Is Rihanna crushing on girls these days? There were so many rumors about her and Nicki Minaj being a secret couple but it never really amounted to much. Well, it seems like RiRi has her eyes set on a special lady. Media Take Out is all over this:
May 02, 2013: We've been hearing ALL KINDS OF RUMORS about Rihanna getting it POPPIN with just about everything that BREATHES . . . but THIS rumor shocked us. You see Rihanna was hanging HEAVY with a Miami woman - an open lesbian - during her last stop in Florida. Rih and the chick kicked it in the tour bus, and in the clubs. And they even took pics with Rihanna sitting on the girls lap making the P*ZZY LICK FACE. Well if you think that sounds FISHY . . . peep the girl's TWEETS - talking about how she can't WAIT to see Rih again . . . how she misses how Rih SMELLS . . . and how she jokes about whether people should tell if the "PH*CK A CELEBRITY." Something is DEFINITELY poppin off between them two. We knew that Rihanna was into chicks. But we thought she liked the FEMININE TYPES . . . oh well . . . do YOU Mama!!! (Media Take Out)
Could Rihanna be experimenting or is this just a case of a fan getting very close and personal with her? #SOHHWhatchaThink?
3. Pump It Up
Drake has been pretty quiet over these past few months, aside from putting out those jamming records like "5 AM In Toronto" and "Started From the Bottom," but it seems like he's not gone out very much. Well, if you take a look at his physique as of late, you might see why. Bossip has the shots:
Looks like Marshmallow man Drizzy Drake is beefing up his man muscles before heading out on tour.... ....or maybe just giving Rihanna some eye candy since she recently started following him on Instagram. Who knows. What we want to know is: ladies, would you want a piece of Drake's beef cakes? (Bossip)
Could he just be getting ready for the summer or is there more to this workout than we can all see? #SOHHWhatchaThink?
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Please let me know if you find a fix and I'll do the same!
I don't see the author commenting anywhere….envato should be notifying potential buyers on the preview page….glad I checked the comments. Feel sorry for those left in the lurch.
@sararosdesign any luck? I saw this on the viroshop forum, but he hasn't replied to say how it was fixed.
I tried to look over his site to see how it was fixed and got no where.
Have just posted a solution here – http://www.viroshop.com/topic/help-every-page-says-product-added-to-cart
Is it possible to change the name of "Get Discount" area to "Enter Coupon Code" and make it required area, and also it should not effect the price. I just need a custom text area to collect the coupon code that the customer has.
When a product have variatiom of price, changing it dont chage the upper price… i like the top price to be changed when the selected drop price is done !
on google chrome when i add a product and try adding one more product it deletes the old one
please help
also on google checkout the shipping specified in the post dosnt show up
I'm having the same couple of issues that it seems that others are having. My product item pages won't load correctly in firefox & I can't log into the Viroshop Support Form. I would really appreciate it if someone could possibly put the fix into the comment section in here.


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Theatre Review: "Proud" at the Great Canadian Theatre Company
Sep 16, 2013 — "It's a comedy influenced by writers like George Bernard Shaw and Aaron Sorkin who both illuminate the politics of the day," says Michael Healey. "It's important to get people talking about politics and about their national government."
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