Texting Whilst Driving.

If you receive a text message whilst you are driving, you should pull over and stop the vehicle if you want to read it. That should be the case. In New Jersey, a man reading an incoming text whilst driving swerved onto the other lane and hit a motorcyclist and his passenger. They both sustained serious injury which resulted in both having their left legs amputated. They subsequently brought a lawsuit against the offending driver and their lawyer also included the person who was initially texting the driver. Surely the offending driver has the moral obligation to pull over and read the text(s) The sender, if it were me would assume that proper precautions had been taken and that it was safe to continue texting.
The judge will give his ruling on May 25th. I will be very interested in the outcome, which, if the judge finds that the initial texter is also liable, would set a dangerous precedent.
Watch this space.

The Proposed Internet Spying Bill, etc.

I see that Hilary Clinton is in India for "friendly" discussions with the Indian leader. Rubbish. She has been sent to bully the Indian government into imposing sanctions on Iran because they are making a non existent nuclear weapon. If I was the Indian leader, I would be telling her to go away and bother someone else. It will be interesting to see what transpires.
Today in the UK parliament the Queen (parasite) will give her usual speech to mark the opening of another session of parliament. I have read that it will contain sections on job creation and investment. So did the last speech and unemployment has risen and the UK is back in recession. The thing about this speech that really bothers me and it should bother everyone who uses the internet, is the bill to allow the UK security services to monitor all, yes ALL internet activity. Whether you are looking for cheap car insurance or booking a holiday and even researching your family tree, you will be spied on. Not only that, but a record will be kept of each individuals activity. This is a step too far in the war against non existent terrorism. This has nothing to do with keeping us safe and everything to do with keeping us in check. It is all about control. personally I will go on criticising our government in any way I see fit using language I see fit. I don't care what happens. Cameron is using the Queen to sanitise this invasion of our privacy because if it is an old woman who is telling the nation that we need to be spied on then maybe we will accept it. Not me. To be fair to Cameron, when has he ever been fair to us? he is just carrying on the work Blair and Brown started. This is a license to spy and people will only realise this when their neighbours start disappearing in the middle of the night. You might think that I am overreacting, but it is actually happening in China right now.
I see that yet another underwear bomber has been caught. This time however the CIA have said that he is a double agent and he was carrying a new type of bomb, one that contains no metallic objects and also that it is almost undetectable. I smell the bovine excrement in this one. Yet another CIA patsy who will be hung out to dry.
I will say this one last thing and I say it to David Cameron. If you are looking for terrorists to arrest then why have you not arrested Tony Blair for the murder of UK troops and innocent Iraqi civilians, and, oh yes, the suspicious death of Dr. David Kelly. Just a thought David if you find yourself with a bit of spare time.

France, UK, Olympic rip off.

It was good to see that the French voters finally managed to get rid of that obnoxious little man Sarkozy. He was unable to to disprove the allegations that Col. Gaddafi had funded his initial election campaign, and it was significant that Sarkozy was one of the most vociferous in getting Gaddafi executed, sorry, murdered. Now that he is no longer in power, I hope that Mr. Hollande will hold a public enquiry into Sarkozy's election campaign.
Cameron and Clegg have come out and said that they will reaffirm the coalitions vows. Does this constitute a civil partnership, and therefore bigamy, as they are both married already? I jest, of course.
I noticed that the Americans have thwarted an attempt, or should I say another attempt to smuggle a bomb hidden in a passengers underwear onto a plane. It was a set up on Christmas day in 2009, and I have suspicions that it is a set up now. This bomb did not contain metal and so would not have been detected. What about the scanners? The CIA stepped in and apprehended the would be bomber. Have the CIA agents got x-ray vision? I await further developments with interest.
The test event at London's Olympic stadium highlighted some worries for spectators attending the real thing. Food and drink prices were reported to be excessively high. For instance, a 500ml bottle of water will cost £1.60 and a basic lunch will cost as much as £40. No drink will be allowed to be taken into the events and, food will be allowed, but not an excessive amount. Spectators will be allowed to take empty bottles in to the stadium and fill them up with water for free. Rip off prices, I think you will agree. There will be airport style security at the events and armed troops will be on the streets in and around the venues. All in all, a pretty intimidating atmosphere. Thankfully, I will not be attending.
The turnout of voters at last Thursday's UK local elections was very low, in fact the majority of eligible voters did not bother to cast their vote. Ed Miliband, today commented that we face a crisis in politics due to the disillusionment of the electorate. I think he got it wrong. The politicians face a crisis. The reason that people do not vote is because they see that it makes no difference who or which party you vote for, everything carries on as before. The three big parties have the same policies and tell the same lies about what they are going to do to benefit the people of this country. There is never any benefit for the people, there is only benefit for the rich minority and British soldiers are still fighting and dying in illegal and unnecessary foreign wars. The population of the UK are being backed into a corner and very soon there will be a tipping point and when that is reached, who knows what will happen. I have an idea, but voicing it is probably illegal, and as our internet activity is being illegally monitored, it would not be prudent to mention the word riots. Oops.
That's all I have for now.

UK Border Control, Austerity and the French and UK local elections.

I watched BBC question time again last night, and the thing I noticed was the way that the politicians are slowly twisting the facts about the financial collapse, credit crunch, call it what you will. Ian Duncan Smith (Tory) Harriet Harman (Labour) and Menzies Campbell (Lib Dem) are all starting to mention "personal debt" as being the cause of the financial crisis. The bankers are not even being mentioned by name any more, and people are even starting to forget the names of the banks we actually bailed out. Ian Duncan Smith only fleetingly mentioned the blame attached to the previous Labour government. Austerity was only mentioned in connection with the Eurozone, not with us in the UK. They started with the shambles that is the UK border agency and their inability to cope with passengers arriving at the various airports that serve London. Only Mark Serwotka, leader of the PCS. Public and Commercial Services Union mentioned the massive job cuts that are creating the huge queues at the airports. The first thing that Ian Duncan Smith said was "It is not my responsibility" typical Tory. Chaos in the run up to the Olympics was mentioned with horror, but, not because it would affect people arriving for the Olympics, but because it would look bad for the UK and the government. As usual, they have their priorities round the wrong way.
Rupert Murdoch was next. Only Mark Serwotka said that he agreed with the report produced by the parliamentary select committee that said that Rupert Murdoch was not fit to run a company. It stands to reason that the boss should know about the actions of his employees. The rest of the panel hedged their bets about the report.
The French presidential elections took center stage next with Harriet Harman and Mark Serwotka siding with the socialist candidate, Francois Hollande, and Ian Duncan Smith and Dragons Den participant Theo Paphitis opted for Sarkozy stating that there would be chaos in Europe if Hollande won. Theo Paphitis said "we live in a free market economy" If he thinks this is a "free market" then he is deluding himself. They went on to talk about the austerity measures that are in force throughout Europe. Ian Duncan Smith said that "austerity is a good thing." The man is an idiot. Paphitis said that "there is only so much money to go round." Wrong. The Bank of England, when there are signs that the banks are in trouble again just go ahead and print money. This was the point where the panel, apart from Mark Serwotka, focused on "personal debt" rather on national debt. Worrying.
On to yesterdays local elections and the fact that both the Tories and Lib Dems recieved an absolute battering from the electorate. The results are not all yet in but it is a disaster for the ConDem coalition.
That is all for now.

Head of the Bank of England, Mervyn King Admits Failure. Too Late.

Today, Sir Mervyn King admitted that the Bank of England had failed to act to warn of the coming banking sector disaster in 2008/09. His excuse is that he was hamstrung by the decision to move the regulation to the FSA, financial services authority. Rubbish. He was doing exactly what he was told by the very same banks that were going to fail. If he had spoken out about his fears earlier, the banks might not have been able to make a case to be bailed out. A succession of governments have to take the blame for this shambles. Thatcher allowed a culture of greed to emerge in the city of London when she came to power in 1979 and her policies were continued throughout the eighties and into the nineties, and yes, even when Tony Blair became dictator, sorry Prime Minister, Thatchers policies were continued. To quote from the movie "Wall Street" "Greed is good." The downside to that culture is that it is only good if you are one of the top earners in the business world. They can be greedy, but we have to pay for it. This, is in fact tyranny of the worse kind. Throughout Europe, the same policies are being carried out by the governments of Greece, Spain, Portugal, to name but three, and things are coming to a head. When you look at financial crises in recent history, the problems were sorted by orchestrating huge wars, and we are heading for the same scenario today. The Israel/ Iran problem is ongoing. There is still fighting going on in Libya, the same in Syria and Afghanistan. Today, Russia said that it would consider a preemptive strike on the proposed US/NATO missile defence shield in Europe which they see as a direct threat to themselves.
Back to Mervyn King. His solutions to the financial crisis has been to just print money, yet another blast from the past, which led to hyper inflation. This is a road to destruction, in more ways than one. There is no sign that this crisis is going to end any time soon. The whole of Europe has gone back into recession. Rubbish, we are, and have been for a while, in a depression. No growth, no work, no hope, and what is our illustrious Prime Minister focusing his attention on? The Queens jubilee and the Olympics. More public money wasted. The Romans coined the phrase "bread and circuses" They at least had bread. We are running out of bread. the only hope is that the population of the world will wake up before it's too late. There are flickers of awakening in countries already, but it has to grow into an inferno. Only then can we turn this planet on it's head.

Thy Destruction of the "Family"

This video should shock each and every one of you. Tony Blair is, in effect saying that children in this country should be brought up by the state. I can't believe that he even advocates that the behaviour of children should be assessed even before they are born. In effect, what he is actually saying is that any unborn child that shows signs of physical or even mental defects should be aborted, and no, I am not reading too much into this. Blair had been letting organisations like Common Purpose and Demos advise the people who set the curriculum for our centres of education. They use a system called NLP, Neuro Linguistic Programming. It is used to alter the way people behave in given situations. Common Purpose are heavily involved in training UK police forces using NLP. The results have been quite alarming. The policing of demonstrations and protests show signs of having been devised by people who have undergone NLP.
The fact that Blair is targeting as yet unborn children is a scary scenario. The present government under David Cameron, despite what Oliver Letwin said on the video, is a staunch supporter of the work done by both Common Purpose and Demos. Despite his outspoken defence of family values, Cameron, through his governments policies, are secretly trying to undermine the very concept of family. In effect, he and his paymasters are in the process of destroying the "family" as we know it in this country.

The Leveson Cover Up/Whitewash.

I have been watching snippets of the questioning of the Rothschild Zionists Rupert and his son James Murdoch. It should be quite obvious to everyone that nothing concrete will come out of this sham. It is a Rothschild Zionist being questioned by another Rothschild Zionist about the crimes of the employees of Rothschild Zionists. This enquiry was called to find out about proven crimes committed by employees of the Murdoch mafia family. I am not sure if there is also a police investigation running parallel to this enquiry. If there is no investigation, then there should be. The only drawback to that would be that it would be carried out by the Metropolitan Police, and we know full well how that august body carry out their duties. The fact that serving policemen have been implicated in phone hacking by the now defunct News of the World brings into question the impartiality of the aforementioned police force.
This enquiry is costing the taxpayer millions of pounds and I have no confidence that the public will be better protected from rogue journalists and police officers. My reading of this is that Leveson will, at the end of the enquiry, recommend that an independent regulator be commissioned to monitor the actions of the press and that a voluntary, note the word voluntary, code of conduct be written up to guide the press in this country. Any new code of conduct should be lawfully binding. I await the outcome with interest.