Thursday 22 October 2009

BURNING QUESTIONS OF THE DAY

A I see opinions inevitably and mechanically polarised into yes and no, I am reminded of the sleep in which I live. various forms of sacred energy are abused to the sorrow of our Common Father Creator. EVERYTHING IS SUBJECTIVE AND PARTIAL AS IF SOME FORCE DRIVES MAN AWAY FROM OBJECTIVE REASON. thus I see influences at work in the face of which I am completely helpless

Postal workers promise fresh misery with new strike - Times Online

Postal workers promise fresh misery with new strike - Times Online

Detections using DNA database fall despite huge rise in profiles – The Guardian « Current Awareness

Detections using DNA database fall despite huge rise in profiles – The Guardian « Current Awareness

Tuesday 8 September 2009

Three guilty of airline bomb plot to rival 9/11 - Times Online

Three guilty of airline bomb plot to rival 9/11 - Times Online

OH, DEAR WHY THIS SILLY OBSESSION WITH AEROPLANES?

THER ARE FAR MORE AND FAR SIMPLER WAYS OF BEING NASTY TO LOTS OF PEOPLE UP TO AND INCLUDING KILLING THEM BUT OUR SECURITY SERVICES AND THE BADDIES HAVE YET TO THINK OF THEM
I SUGGEST NOTHING BUT NOBODY READS MY IDIOTIC RAMBLINGS. BUT PUT IT THIS WAY, HAD I LOTS O MONEY AND LOTS OF PEOPLE AND WANTED TO BE NASTY- WHICH I DON'T AND NOR DO YOU DEAR READER; I COULD BE- PIECE OF PISS
MUCH WISER FIND OUT WHT PEOPLE WANT TO BE NASTY AND BE REALLY KIND AND LOVING TO THEM- BUT OH, NO THAT MIGHT TAKE INTELLIGENCE AND COURAGE AND IMAGINATION

Saturday 14 February 2009

Rebel MPs undermining Royal Mail, says minister | UK news | The Guardian

Rebel MPs undermining Royal Mail, says minister | UK news | The Guardian

WHAT BULLSHIT our postal services are public services that have been maintained through 2 world wars and various recessions. why this idiotic idea that a private company can provide a better service than my postman?

Friday 13 February 2009

the wspuwn

the WSPUWN is the world society for the prevention of the use of the word nice, of which I am the founder member and chairman - English is a garden of beautiful words and nice is a pernicious weed therin

£10bn loss at HBOS stuns City markets - Crime, UK - The Independent

£10bn loss at HBOS stuns City markets - Crime, UK - The Independent

Monday 2 February 2009

Global Warming Petition Project

Global Warming Petition Project

P
LEASE READ THE ABOVE LINK TO SEE WHY GLOBAL

WARMING IS BULLSHIT

The purpose of the Petition Project is to demonstrate that the claim of “settled science” and an overwhelming “consensus” in favor of the hypothesis of human-caused global warming and consequent climatological damage is wrong. No such consensus or settled science exists. As indicated by the petition text and signatory list, a very large number of American scientists reject this hypothesiS AND IT'S NOT JUST AMERICANS

Manhattan Declaration on Climate Change « Blowing Our Tax Dollars on Wind Farms

Manhattan Declaration on Climate Change « Blowing Our Tax Dollars on Wind Farms

Jennifer Marohasy » The Absurdity of a Reliable Average Global Surface Temperature

Jennifer Marohasy » The Absurdity of a Reliable Average Global Surface Temperature

READ THIS TO SEE WHY THE IDEA OF ANTHROPOGENIC GLOBAL WARMING IS BULLSHIT

Britain to stay in grip of cold snap after heaviest snow storm for 20 years - Times Online

Britain to stay in grip of cold snap after heaviest snow storm for 20 years - Times Online

SO MUCH FOR THE BULLSHIT IDEA OF GLOBAL WARMING

Firms' secret tax avoidance schemes cost UK billions | Business | The Guardian

Firms' secret tax avoidance schemes cost UK billions | Business | The Guardian

Sunday 1 February 2009

sesquipedalian - Definition from the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary

sesquipedalian - Definition from the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary

Money As Debt

Money As Debt

THIS IS A HIGHLY EDUCATIONAL VIDEO WATCH IT AND BE AMAZED

Piers Corbyn: 'Don't Bet on Man-Made Origins of Global Warming'

Piers Corbyn: 'Don't Bet on Man-Made Origins of Global Warming'

Google Mail - Daze of Our Lives - Earth Moving - Sent Using Google Toolbar - codnerpeter2@googlemail.com

Google Mail - Daze of Our Lives - Earth Moving - Sent Using Google Toolbar - codnerpeter2@googlemail.com

QPORIT: GLOBAL AVERAGE TEMPERATURE

QPORIT: GLOBAL AVERAGE TEMPERATURE


there is no such thing as "the global average temperature".
he Garn-St. Germain Depository Institutions Act of 1982 (Pub.L. 97-320, H.R. 6267, enacted 1982-10-15) is an Act of Congress, that deregulated the Savings and Loan industry. This Act turned out to be one of many contributing factors that led to the Savings and Loan crisis of the late 1980s.[1]
THI
S ACT EFFECTIVELY REPEALED THE GLASS STEAGALL ACTS AND IF YOU FOLLOW THE CRISIS LINK ABOVE YOU WILL SE WHAT A DISASTER IT WAS TO DO THAT SEE REASONS FOR KEEPING GLASS STEAGALL BELOW
he argument for preserving Glass-Steagall (as written in 1987):

1. Conflicts of interest characterize the granting of credit – lending – and the use of credit – investing – by the same entity, which led to abuses that originally produced the Act

2. Depository institutions possess enormous financial power, by virtue of their control of other people’s money; its extent must be limited to ensure soundness and competition in the market for funds, whether loans or investments.

3. Securities activities can be risky, leading to enormous losses. Such losses could threaten the integrity of deposits. In turn, the Government insures deposits and could be required to pay large sums if depository institutions were to collapse as the result of securities losses.

4. Depository institutions are supposed to be managed to limit risk. Their managers thus may not be conditioned to operate prudently in more speculative securities businesses. An example is the crash of real estate investment trusts sponsored by bank holding companies (in the 1970s and 1980s).

he argument for preserving Glass-Steagall (as written in 1987):

1. Conflicts of interest characterize the granting of credit – lending – and the use of credit – investing – by the same entity, which led to abuses that originally produced the Act

2. Depository institutions possess enormous financial power, by virtue of their control of other people’s money; its extent must be limited to ensure soundness and competition in the market for funds, whether loans or investments.

3. Securities activities can be risky, leading to enormous losses. Such losses could threaten the integrity of deposits. In turn, the Government insures deposits and could be required to pay large sums if depository institutions were to collapse as the result of securities losses.

4. Depository institutions are supposed to be managed to limit risk. Their managers thus may not be conditioned to operate prudently in more speculative securities businesses. An example is the crash of real estate investment trusts sponsored by bank holding companies (in the 1970s and 1980s).

he argument for preserving Glass-Steagall (as written in 1987):

1. Conflicts of interest characterize the granting of credit – lending – and the use of credit – investing – by the same entity, which led to abuses that originally produced the Act

2. Depository institutions possess enormous financial power, by virtue of their control of other people’s money; its extent must be limited to ensure soundness and competition in the market for funds, whether loans or investments.

3. Securities activities can be risky, leading to enormous losses. Such losses could threaten the integrity of deposits. In turn, the Government insures deposits and could be required to pay large sums if depository institutions were to collapse as the result of securities losses.

4. Depository institutions are supposed to be managed to limit risk. Their managers thus may not be conditioned to operate prudently in more speculative securities businesses. An example is the crash of real estate investment trusts sponsored by bank holding companies (in the 1970s and 1980s).

That Is Born Will Die

That Is Born Will Die

Government loses 17,000 asylum seekers' files | UK news | The Observer

Government loses 17,000 asylum seekers' files | UK news | The Observer

You can go and work in Europe, Mandelson tells strikers - UK Politics, UK - The Independent

You can go and work in Europe, Mandelson tells strikers - UK Politics, UK - The Independent


Mandy is, in effect saying, let them eat cake. I'd avoid Marie Antoinette- like comments if I were him, we all know what happened to her

tmesis - Definition from the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary

tmesis - Definition from the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary


an eaxample of temesis is absobloodylutely

Saturday 31 January 2009

Glass-Steagall Act - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Glass-Steagall Act - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "3. Securities activities can be risky, leading to enormous losses. Such losses could threaten the integrity of deposits. In turn, the Government insures deposits and could be required to pay large sums if depository institutions were to collapse as the result of securities losses."

NB. Securities activities can be risky, leading to enormous losses. Such losses could threaten the integrity of deposits. In turn, the Government insures deposits and could be required to pay large sums if depository institutions were to collapse as the result of securities losses.


THE AMERICAN BANKING DISASTER WOULD NOT HAVE HAPPENED IF THESE ACTS HAD NOT EFFECTIVELY BEEN REPEALED

AND THE BRITISH BANKING DISASTER WOULD NOT HAVE HAPPENED IF BLIAR AND BROWN HAD BROUGHT IN A BRITISH EQUIVALENT

Glass-Steagall Act - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Glass-Steagall Act - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Friday 30 January 2009

Jail - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Jail - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia



TRIVIA JUST THE OLD GOAL OR JAIL QUESTION - I AM INTERESTED IN WORD GENERALLY AND ETYMOLOGY

Monday 26 January 2009

Glass-Steagall Act - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Glass-Steagall Act - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

was that great pal of Bliar's , Clinton, that repealed lass-Steagall Act which, had it been extant would have prevent America's woes and vitally, if we had , had an equivalent in Britain, would have saved us.

if Brown really foresaw this crash 10 years ago, why did he not pasS a UK equivalent of the Glass-Steagall Act?-which outlawed, the mixing of ordinary deposit banking with investment(?merchant) banking, as I understand it. The buying and selling of complex securities fuelled speculation and caused our house price and credit bubbles AS ANY FOOL CAN SEE- SO WHY DIDN'T BROWN STOP IT???!!!! one thing to learn forever is that all bubbles burst, and to stop them while you can

Wednesday 21 January 2009

ON THE RETURN TO THE FRONT BENCH OF KEN CLARKE

cameron obviously thinks like Julius Caesar:

Let me have men about me that are fat;
Sleek-headed men, and such as sleep o' nights.
Yond Cassius has a lean and hungry look;


Mandelson now the Prime Minister in all but name is an obvious Cassius

Jobless total nears two million - UK Politics, UK - The Independent

Jobless total nears two million - UK Politics, UK - The Independent



any bets on it hitting 3 million by the nd of the year?- spin that Cassius

Mother of Parliaments or the Keystone Cops? - Times Online

Mother of Parliaments or the Keystone Cops? - Times Online

Tuesday 20 January 2009

BBC NEWS | Business | Bank woes push pound below $1.40

BBC NEWS | Business | Bank woes push pound below $1.40

Sir David Normington expressed surprise over Damian Green search - Times Online

Sir David Normington expressed surprise over Damian Green search - Times Online


now then, it looks like, according to what this fellow said that this was a politically highly sensitive situation, can anyone seriously believe that he did not tell Jacqui Smith about it? NO! OF COURSE NOT AND OF COURSE HE DID which means that she was not being entirely candid when she denied all knowledge of a forthcoming raid on Mr. Greens office.it is my personal opinion that most people would say she was lying through her teeth


when you listen to Ms. Smith with all her bleating and denying

someone please remember this,

some body is lying

ABOUTHIS BLOG

blog, yuck, what a vile word, as you can see it reflects my interest in politics, economics and philosophy/religion.

it's really more a series of rants and moans from which you may gather that I do not exactly love Gordo Brown and Zanulabour

News | The Independent UK - Pound slumps to seven-year low against US dollar

News | The Independent UK - Pound slumps to seven-year low against US dollar

IS MANDELSON A CASSIUS?COMPARE CLARKE

Let me have men about me that are fat;
Sleek-headed men, and such as sleep o' nights.
Yond Cassius has a lean and hungry look;
He thinks too much: such men are dangerous.


- JULIUS CAESAR

BBC iPlayer - The City Uncovered with Evan Davis: Banks and How to Break Them

BBC iPlayer - The City Uncovered with Evan Davis: Banks and How to Break Them


I hope you and everyone have watched and can watch this brilliant programme

fractional reserve banking

in case you were wondering, it is common sense that bank should be required to keep a certain fraction of its lending in reserve in simple terms, say £9 in reserve for every pond lent out, of course if a bank can securitise its lending it can get round the fractional reserve requirements, that is what Northern Rock did and when its customers wanted their money the cupboard was bare, it had swapped its securities for other equally worthless securities which turned out to be worthless pieces of paper- ah the delights of securities tradingbut we all know all this, having watched Evan davies brilliant program on the BBCp://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00gtljy/The_City_Uncovered_with_Evan_Davis_Banks_and_How_to_Break_Them/

Criticism of fractional-reserve banking - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Criticism of fractional-reserve banking - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

plainly the best way to get round the fractional reserve regulations, which were vitally important, is securitisation that magical method of turning debt into money, which works up to the point that the borrowers are able to service or repay their debts. then suddenly those securities suddenly seem less secure and turn into worthless pieces of paper- hence the banks' collapse and the resulting credit crunch
for this to make sense you need to have watched the money as debt video(link on this blog)

Maggie Thatcher and her moneybags chums abandoned the fractional reserve regulations and Bliar and the fool Brown went down the same route hence the current cricise

Comment Created

Comment Created

IS PETER MANDELSO NTHEREAL BRITISH PRIME MINISTER?

IT IS A FAIR QUESTION SINCE THE SUPREME SPINNER SEEMS TO BE APPOINTING MINISTERS


oddly enough he does not have the courage to stand for the House of Commons? we wonder why not?

Captain Gordon banks on a new bailout to keep ailing economy afloat - Times Online

Captain Gordon banks on a new bailout to keep ailing economy afloat - Times Online

Saturday 17 January 2009

Mandelson refuses to discuss £2.5m villa claims - UK Politics, UK - The Independent

Mandelson refuses to discuss £2.5m villa claims - UK Politics, UK - The Independent

Mandelson refuses to discuss £2.5m villa claims - UK Politics, UK - The Independent

Mandelson refuses to discuss £2.5m villa claims - UK Politics, UK - The Independent

SNAP ELECTION LIKE LY

with time running out for Brown- he only has 502 days left,he must be waiting for a good poll to call a snap election as soon as the weather forecast for a few days is good- say April But May looks more likely. Mandy will be pushing for sooner rather than later because Mandy is a poll freak and likes to pick his own time

MANDY is now the de facto prime Minister, he even appoints ministers

Union chief Derek Simpson's secret deal over perks and pay rise - Times Online

Union chief Derek Simpson's secret deal over perks and pay rise - Times Online

MAYBE OUR DEREK IS "A FRIEND OF MANDY"

Thursday 15 January 2009

Lord Mandelson pulling the strings on the economy - Times Online

Lord Mandelson pulling the strings on the economy - Times Online

THE NEXT ELECTION

A General Election must be called every five years in accordance with
section seven of the Parliament Act 1911 which amends the Septennial Act
1715 (which stated a parliament may last for seven years). You can read
the act on the Statute Law Database here,
http://www.statutelaw.gov.uk/legResults.aspx?LegType=All+Legislation&tit
le=the+parliament+act&Year=1911&searchEnacted=0&extentMatchOnly=0&confer
sPower=0&blanketAmendment=0&sortAlpha=0&TYPE=QS&PageNumber=1&NavFrom=0&a
ctiveTextDocId=1069329


And the specific amendment here,
http://www.statutelaw.gov.uk/content.aspx?LegType=All+Legislation&title=
the+parliament+act&Year=1911&searchEnacted=0&extentMatchOnly=0&confersPo
wer=0&blanketAmendment=0&sortAlpha=0&TYPE=QS&PageNumber=1&NavFrom=0&pare
ntActiveTextDocId=1069329&ActiveTextDocId=1069338&filesize=1016


Therefore, the last realistic day on which the next general election
could take place is Thursday 3 June 2010.


THAT IS IN504 DAYS TIME AS AT 15TH JANUARY2009

Future Heathrow - About Future Heathrow

Future Heathrow - About Future Heathrow


shows the vested interests that have Zanulabour under their thumb- THEY SAY JUMP AND BROWN SAYS HOW HIGH?

MP suspended from Commons after picking up mace in Heathrow protest - Times Online

MP suspended from Commons after picking up mace in Heathrow protest - Times Online


GOOD FOR HIM SEZ I, N-ONE WANTS THIS DAMN RUNWAY, LEAST OF ALL THE QUEEN, NOR DO WE NEED IT- so what if the denizens of Frankfurt and saris have to put up with the din of aeroplanes overhead? better them than poor English people. my guess is that BAA have got something on Brown else why would he be so frantic to allow the runway Zanulabour is turning into a fascist government, if it wasn't one anyway

MY GUEES

T5FlashMob

T5FlashMob

Saturday 3 January 2009

Money as debt - Too-biased

Money as debt - Too-biased

it is important to read another point of view also see this link

Fractional-reserve banking - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Fractional-reserve banking - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Money As Debt

Money As Debt

Chancellor Alistair Darling on brink of second bailout for banks - Times Online

Chancellor Alistair Darling on brink of second bailout for banks - Times Online


Brown is helpless to do anything because he has no money. He cannot borrow from banks he would propse to nationalise and he can pay no interest, so who would lend. see money as debt on this blog