Guy Fawkes' blog of parliamentary plots, rumours and conspiracy

Friday, 25 January 2008

Monte Carlo or Bust

So Jerome Kerviel bet the bank and lost. Oops.
Apparently they can't find him. As a responsible EU citizen I'll give my French friends a clue. The cheapest flight from Paris to Rio is GBP545.60. ONE WAY.

God bless you Jerome.
HA HA HA!

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Saturday, 22 December 2007

Freeland

American Indians have just declared independence from the USA.
They will live tax free now.

Anyone want to join me in setting up our own country in England (not part of EU either)

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Tuesday, 11 December 2007

The Master's Plan

Ed Balls laid out his 10 year plan today for children in England, 'The Children's Plan'. Below are some direct quotes of his commons statement.
  • "Parents also want earlier intervention if their child falls behind."
  • "To improve services for parents further, and to enable better early intervention, we will publish new guidance for the building schools for the future programme, to ensure that where possible schools are designed to be co-located with other services—health, police, social care, advice and welfare services."
  • "...back parents as they meet their responsibilities to bring up their children; and intervene early so that no child or young person is left to fall behind."

Of course Parents won't be given a choice in any of this. Their thoughts or opinions will not be canvassed. So to see what he really means just replace the word 'Parents' by 'the State'.

Hitlers  Browns youth is on the way.

If you want to know the type of person that will be rearing our young just click here.

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Saturday, 10 November 2007

Education, education, education.

After 10 years of the control freaks being in power they are spending £78bn pa on "educating" children. Sir Cyril Taylor, a key government education adviser has suggested "sacking poor teachers and recruit fantastic one."
Its a plan so great it leaves you wondering why nobody else thought of it. We are so fortunate to have such enlightened leaders.

NB the QUANGO responsible for coming up with this advice cost £50m.

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Wednesday, 24 October 2007

Genocide is good.


I've always enjoyed a standoffish relationship with wasps. They've never bothered me and I've never bothered them. Some people get in all of a flap over a little 2cm bug. But not me.

Yesterday at 14:12GMT that all changed.

Whilst doing some autumnal garden maintenance a wasp stung me on my left hand, second finger, by the side of the knuckle. Completely unprovoked.

Of course that individual was summarily punished. Hand trowel to the thorax. The feeling of satisfaction was fleeting. In comparison to the enduring sting I hadn't been properly compensated. Only one thing can avenge my finger. To annihilate wasps. Wipe them out, all of them.

Little green men Solution: Invent a virus that is innocuous to humans but lethal to Wasps analogous to HG Wells War of the worlds.

Problem: Don’t own a Bio-lab

Grey squirrel Solution: Find another creature that would out compete the wasp in its own habitat.

Problem: Red squirrels were protected by being on an island until something else was artificially introduced. Wasps have no such protection so are perfectly adapted already. Evolution would have to come up with such an animal.

San Francisco Solution: Sound travels well through dense materials. Turn the whole Earth into a giant speaker and Play James Morrison music continually (but at a frequency beyond human hearing, obviously). This will eventually turn all the Wasps gay. Wasps, with stingers, trying to bugger each other has fatal consequences.

Problem: Too cruel

Osama Solution: Get a group of baby bees to infiltrate a wasp colony. Then when they grow up remind them of what they really are, Bees. Use there sense of isolation to ‘persuade’ them that wasps are the enemy. The only answer is to strap bomb’s to themselves and blow up there former society’s.

Problem: It requires Wasp’s to accept them as there own, and give them social support (as a big fat Bee isn’t as productive as the industrial wasp) until adulthood. And wasp’s just aren’t that fucking stupid.

NHS Solution: Hire Nye Bee-van to set up a socialised health care system. When they start complaining how all the other insects have better health care just repeat “Our NHS is the envy of the world.” parrot fashion. It’s the answer to every question. Eventually all the wasp’s will die of clostridium difficile in their filthy nursing cells.

Problem: None. This is the final solution. Die you fucking useless wasps. DIE!

Thursday, 11 October 2007

Radio its really rather good

Now BBC radio Five Live have decided to employ Richard 'lets talk about how great I am' Bacon I have been listening to Radio 4 more often. The other day I stumbled across a new comedy show called Down the Line. Its a spoof phone in show that captures perfectly the chavs, pedants, bigots, liberals, Daily Mail readers (well society in general) and parodies it brilliantly. A couple of the puch lines are given below
  • "...its like the kurds but not the kurds...BELGIUM"
  • "Apparently they make equality street now. Its got black chocolate, white chocolate and disabled chocolate. Its PC gone mad"
You can catch it on the BBC Radio player until next Tuesday. Gone on you won't regret it.

Wednesday, 10 October 2007

Billy Hayes - Capitalist Hero

So the CWU are striking because Royal Mail bosses are trying to modernise their offices to be more productive. Anyone would think the Post Office was their to serve its customers rather than provide jobs for CWU workers.
One small point. Mail is no longer an absolute monopoly. So striking just leads to people moving to better, efficient and RELIABLE services quicker than they otherwise would. So the destruction of another nationalised industry is soon at hand. Along with 130,000 low productive, tax-subsidized unionised jobs.
Three cheers for Billy.