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My favourite notes I've written on The Reckoning by Kelley Armstrong.

SPOILERS BELOW THE CUT

Part 2?

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Enemies Defeated (Proles of France, Israel, and Britain)

Rory Ahlquist: Rabbinical Agnew, Japanese ninjitsu, beekeepers; the Angiulo investment, the US Navy plying Rabbinical vendor's trades out of sportswriter's unions.

Alice Charlebois: A Bogota garments syndicate assassin, having turned to Likud Israel, having been bribed with commerce from the "Harry Potter" books, of whom I have been featured as Harry Potter, a homosexual child molester, a Rabbi or any such other membership in a Rotary Lodge, a fraternal cocaine dealer; Albert Einstein's organization, the Nation-State of Israel; faced by my grandfather, Allen Dulles, under assumed alias; actually Radu Thorne, a Stuka Ju 57 pilot, a Junker's divebomber, having hit Guernica for pleasure alone.

Carlin Sarkesian: The Yeltsin arms combine, weapons caches for Jewish children, adopting to the gay identity, to shoot up "Christians", men and women rejecting them for sexual coitus, having expected a pickup artists' book to be the answer to impregnating a woman, instead of "mutual masturbation", fetish sex, the alternative to abstinence demands of some Parishes; rape, given copulation, a Promenades dance; controlled by Canadian Intelligence, the poorly appraised society that never happened.

Philip Enfield: Alias, "Alex Fleming", "Flem", or "Misery", locked up at outside call to police; the Insane Clown Posse, Fight Club, MTV, and Ronald Reagan, revealed to be a work of the Charlebois family, "Hitler Doesn't Smoke", Adolf Hitler's campaign against cigarettes in 1931, to win him Reichstag's Assembly, in Chancellorship of Germany, and later, America, through universities, the University President changed to title of "Chancellor".

Nicholas Maynard: Placed in a permanent fugue state, as a female transexual Bourbon, upon rooming, triggered schizophreniform break, for three and a half hours; blue lotus, a potent Japanese drug, to take a car accident driver down from "shabu", ice, methamphetamine, used by MI-6 and SIS operatives on Asian highways to compensate for the rigid driving machinas needed in the United States, not used in Asia, for far safer roads; outside of the gay rights movements, of those "queer", pedophiles, those seeking sex tourism, instead of their own local prostitutes; those women of influence, law and medical degrees, seeking gigalo, a man into the same trade as them, "homophobes", the heterosexual variety of man grown so rare after Lutheran anti-Semites of Holocaust's ilk, have prohibited Zen; stock broker's numbers, no less, refusing peanut butter, a common child molester thinking his allergy from refusing chocolate, is an actual dietary impediment.

Richard Coughlin: A Hitler Youth, the British fire marshal; the kin of JK Rowling, and through her, Hitler and CS Lewis and Arthur C. Clarke. Guilty of placing a banking derivative, "tools have their uses", to confuse India and DC Comics, the FBI investment, for both, on sales to Berkshire Hathaway, an enemy firm out of the British North Irish, the Arab-Fenian Guilds of Boston and holders of Canada, beneath their Lutheran Sunni grip; not Vatican Zen Arabs, the preferred in New England, particularly our athletes rumored to be of Hispanic or Latino blood.

John Washburne: Alias, "Cusack", remanded to prison sentence, for causing the death of Sandi MacDonald, NSA and Catholic Zen, out of Sudanese Egypt, oppressed by Whitey Bulger's demand of Islam practiced for "Arab" states, his booking and banking numbers.  John Washburne, a Queen's Tory, a loyalist, is still in jail, at a military psychiatric ward, being tormented by black prisoners of Arab blood, screaming at him at all hours, for having them converted to Islam, Hitler's religion, as well as Jesus Christ and Muhammad, three cast-outs of utter loathsomeness, the Chilton's family brides.

Saddam Hussein: An MI-6 booking agent, once denied holdership of Israel and Iraq and Iran, by my mother's will alone, instead held as an Arab Olympics sponsor to doom Soviet investments; the Soviets being British intelligence Russians, held as such since Brezhnev, and with Saddam and Yeltsin's defeats, the new Republic of Russia, under Vladimir Putin, separate from the Federal Republic of Germany and the Nobel Prize union of Scandinavia. Put on trial, to prove he was not Gohan, the son of a CIA, Goku; in fact, an MI-6, the entire Dragonball series, an exploration in the myths of the CIA, the slowly acquitted and docile country life, of a Nazi, a Korean Northerner.

Keith Velasquez: Holland "NORML", spray of marijuana, fake or otherwise, with Lysol, Pinesol, Raid, or hairspray; found dead in woods, by Essex County police deputies, tree surgeon appointed to monitor safety of marijuana, sold out of state police tax stamps.  Indictment, of Goldman-Sachs, Trump Organization, Saks Fifth Avenue, Nieman Marcus, Macy's, D-Company, Dawood Ibrahim, and Amsterdam Dutch, by lawyers from Gaetano Savings and Loan, Biden's accounts out of the Capone Crime Family; "crime family', indicating service under British Empire goals, out of Westminster Abbey, high value to American intelligence, at potential loss of life threatened from police special forces for interdicting or threatening "crime family" members.

Elizabeth II of Tudor: The agent of George Soros, through Irish Protestants; those Catholics, of Catechism, accepting liturgy instead, and refusing the kneeler, to prevent anal sodomey or the offer of oral pleasure, instead plying their trade as poisoners of meat and practicioners of Pentacost, Purim, and Vigil. Those finding themselves to be in purchase of labor, as if a contract is to be bought on finder's fee, with contract labor guaranteeing loyalty, instead of full control in committee and payment, outside of Ban Ki-Moon's concepts of control of market, the North American Man Boy Love Association (NAMBLA, the British Presbyterians, of Scotland and Korea and Sweden, Asatru as the combined faith's name under Catholic alms).

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Christopher Chope MP is like a Harry Enfield character of a septuagenarian Tory MP possessed by the spirit of the most drama addicted contrarian TikToker with main character syndrome.

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don’t tell people who to vote for. jeremy corbyn is a cunt

Even if you think Jeremy Corbyn is a cunt (and I disagree), anyone who has regularly voted in British elections has voted for a lot of cunts.  I am generally very reluctant to tell people what to do.  But given what’s on the line for this election I am goig to tell people to vote Labour, even if they think Jeremy Corbyn is a cunt.

Or rather, to vote Labour in certain constiuencies, because FPP is a funny system and you can do what you like in Islington.  I think it’s a moral imperative to vote Labour in swing seats between Labour and the Tories where there’s less than a 7,000 majority either way.  My full message is:

Vote Labour in: Kensington, Dudley North, Newcastle Under Lyme, Southampton Itchen, Crewe and Nantich, Canterbury, Barrow and Furness, Keighley, Pudsey, Thurrock, Hastings and Rye, Chipping Barnet, Ashfield, Bishop Auckland, Norwich North, Peterborough, Calder Valley, Aberconwy, Stoke on Trent South, Stroud, Telford, Bedford, Northampton North, Ipswich, Broxtowe, Stockton South, Colne Valley, Bolton West, Middlesborough South and East Cleveland, Mansfield, Hendon, Northampton South, Warwick and Leamington, Pendle, Peninstoke and Stocksbridge, Morecambe and Lunsdale, Lincoln, Portsmouth South, Putney, Camborne and Redruth, Finchley and Golders Green, MIlton Keynes South, Copeland, Harrow East, Wrexham, Milton Keynes North, Derby North, Blackpool North and Cleverleys, Watford, Morley and Outwood, =Wakefield, Wolverhampton South West, Vale of Glanmorgan, High Peak, Stok on Trent North, Vale of Clwyd, Battersea, Chigford and Woodford Green, Crawley, South Swindon, Worcester, Blackpool South, Warrington South, Great Grimsby, Carlisle, Walsall North, Corby, North East Derbyshire, Reading West, Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire, Cities of London and Westminster, Rossendale and Darwen, Gower, Darlington, Dewbury, Stevenage, Scunthorpe, Scarborough and Whitby, Clwyd West, Reading East, Truro and Falmouth, Bolton North East, Rother Valley, Stoke-on Trent Central, Workington, WEaver Vale, Cardiff North, Filton and Bradley Stoke, Delyn,Loughborough, Enfield Southgate, Clwyd South, Bury North, West Bromich West, Erewash,, Wolverhampton North East, Dagenham and Rainham, Birmingham Northfield, Shipley, Gedling, Bridgend, Nuneaton, Bristol orth West, Bassetlaw, Plymouth Moor View, Uxbridge ad South Ruislip, East Worthig and Shoreham, Do Valley, Sherwood, Alyn and Deeside, Halesowen and Rowley Regis, Bolsover, Wirral West, Halifax, Gloucester, Rochford and Southend East, Wimbledon, Croydon Central, Newport West, Colchester, Hyndburn, Bury South, Sedgefield, SEltham, Burnley, South Thanet, Altricham and Sale West, Dover, Wycombe, Shrewsbury and Atcham, Lancaster and Fleetwood, Bradford South, Plymouth and Sutton Devonport and Birmingham Edgbaston

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#5yrsago UKIP candidate tells Lenny Henry to move to a "black country"; party says reporting this is a "smear campaign"

The UK Independence Party is a ultra-right-wing anti-immigration party with strong streaks of racism, homophobia, sexism and other unsavoury beliefs in both its rank-and-file and its leadership. Having made the transition to a mainstream party -- one that's sucking up disaffected Tory voters in bulk -- they've adopted and  sometimes even enforced principles against outright racism and sexism, but the membership haven't quite got the message.

Case in point:  William Henwood, a UKIP candidate in local elections for Enfield council, tweeted that comedian, actor and beloved British institution Lenny Henry should move to a "black country" if he was concerned about a lack of representation for people of colour in the media. (He had previously tweeted a comparison between Islam and the Third Reich).

So, what of UKIP and its much-vaunted anti-racist, anti-sectarian official programme? Don't hold your breath. A UKIP spokesman told the BBC that there are people who say things like this in all the parties in their social media streams, but only UKIP is singled out for scrutiny by the biased media, and called reporting on candidates who publicly tell Lenny Henry to move to a "black country" a "smear campaign."

UKIP are in the lead for EU elections next month.

https://boingboing.net/2014/04/27/ukip-candidate-tells-lenny-hen.html

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Another tag game 😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃

The Rules: answer these ten questions, create ten of you own, then tag ten people.

I was tagged by @merigreenleaf cuz she’s awesome and knows I love these

1. What are your ideal writing conditions? Ie. weather, noise, time of day, etc.

Oddly enough, when I shouldn’t be writing. All my best ideas seem to come to me when I should be occupied with something completely unrelated. Otherwise, when I’m alone and in a quiet space. I usually play Lindsey Stirling while I work

2. Is there anything that prevents you from being able to write?

Moods, I think? Like if I’m all around frustrated I can’t get a single sentence on paper. It sucks

3. Do any of your characters have nicknames?

Olivia: Sushi or Ollie

Remus is usually just Remy or Doc

Will is called William, Willy, Wilbur, and any other variation of his name to tease him

Travis is Tiny T

Otherwise they all have dumb names for each other in their phones. Like, Remus is 'complicated coffee’ cuz of his addiction to dumb Starbucks drinks

4. What mythical creature would you want to own as a pet?

An Enfield. Sure they’re wild and probably really dangerous but if you got one as a baby and raised it you… might be okay?

5. What holidays, if any, do your characters celebrate? (Don’t have to be real world holidays, if you’ve made up your own I’d love to hear about them!)

Most of the holidays in our world still exist but many of them still follow their origins as pagan holidays except like, I dunno, the Jewish ones. I’d go into more detail but I don’t have any more details to go into. The Wolfie's celebrate any and every holiday their schedules will allow

6. Your current read/the last book you read?

My current read is “Simon vs The Homosapien Agenda”. I haven’t gotten very far so I can’t really speak for how good it is yet

7. Are any of your characters living out a dream of yours? If so, who and what?

Um yeah? Olivia is a mermaid, and 90% of my other characters are werewolves which isn’t all sunshine and rainbows but it’s still pretty damn cool

8. If invited to an open themed dress-up party, what would your characters dress as?

The dumbest things ever. Olivia is a sushi roll or a literal fish. Remus would probably be a mad scientist. Travis will absolutely dress in the most dramatic, stereotypical wizard robe he could possibly find.

Tori would be a flapper. 100% this is Canon.

Will would forget about the party and stay home.

9. Are any of your characters religious? (Again, made up religions welcome!)

Dunno about religious but the Wolfie's are very spiritual. I guess their belief in the moon being a goddess would count but 'worship’ isn’t the right word for the relationship so idk

10. Which of your characters would write their own book, and what would it be about?

Gracie would write a sci-fi book. More like a short story.

Tori would write a 'how to lead a pack of weirdo werewolves, for dummies’ instruction manual because she can’t for the life of her figure out why this shit was NEVER WRITTEN DOWN.

I forgot who was tagged in this before so how about @demigodgooglesearches @fanaticfangirl2602 @lynnafred @ageekyreader and that’s all I have

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*BORIS BUSTERS*

Go Out and Vote on

Thursday 12th December

If Muslims vote smartly in the following 30 marginal seats it will have a huge impact on the General Election result and Boris will be out . In fact he may even lose his own Uxbridge Seat .

These marginal seats are currently held by the conservatives however the Muslim population in these areas far exceed

or are very close to the majority held by the current Tory MP.

So for example in Hendon

The conservative majority is only 1072 but the Muslim population there is 6200. Its a no brainier !

Another example is Richmond Park where the Conservative Majority is just 45 against a Muslim population of 1938.

Please see the list below and vote accordingly for The party that came second in the last Election. In most cases this is Labour .

You can make a difference all you need to do is go out and Vote Tactically.

* Target these Tory seats*

Ceredigion

East Refrewshire

Bolton West

Broxstowe.

Chingford & Woodford

Chipping Barnet

Cities of London & Wmins

Calder Valley

Finchley & Golders Green

Harrow East

Hendon

Hastings & Rye

Loughborough

Milton Keynes South

Milton Keynes North

Northampton South

Northampton North

Norwich North

Putney

Pendle

Pudsey

Reading West

Richmond park

South Swindon

Southampton Itchen

Stoke on Trent South

Uxbridge &South Ruislip *

Watford

Wimbledon

Wycombe

Wolverhampton Sth West

Please share with friends and family so that we all have a good picture of what is required of us to do this Election and see the end to the Tories in Government .

Please also be mindful that there are Labour held seats that have a slim majority and where the Muslim vote is equally as important to turn up and vote .

*Marginal Labour held seats *

Canterbury

Enfield & Southgate

Colne Valley

Crewe & Nantwich

Derby North

Dudley North

Ipswich

Kensington

Newcastle under Lyme

Portsmouth South.

Reading East

Stockton South

Stoke on Trent North

Stoke on Trent Central

Wakefield.

Please share and encourage your friends and family to vote . We can all make a difference and every vote helps.

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Sadiq Khan speech to Labour Party Conference

Sadiq Khan, Mayor of London, speaking at the Labour Party Conference in Brighton today, said:

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Conference, it's great to be back in Labour Brighton. And it's great to see our Labour Party so fired up under Jeremy Corbyn. Labour confounded all expectations at the general election this year. Let's be clear, Theresa May called this snap election to try and wipe us out. And boy did she fail. It was inspiring to see millions of people vote for the first time - especially so many young people. And it was inspiring to see so many people who used to vote for our Party return home to Labour. We made huge progress in the general election and the credit for that goes to one person – the leader of our party - Jeremy Corbyn.

He mobilised our movement. He motivated our activists and reached voters we hadn't reached before. Thanks to the hard work of Labour members and trade unionists, London elected four fantastic new Labour MPs. We now have a Labour Member of Parliament representing Battersea, Enfield Southgate,Croydon Central, and, yes, Labour Kensington. Let’s hear it for our Labour gains in London. Our new MPs: Marsha de Cordova; Bambos Charalambous; Sarah Jones and Emma Dent Coad. And by the way - hasn’t Emma been an amazing advocate for the neglected residents affected by the terrible Grenfell fire? As a united Labour family we're on the march. This year’s election came during an unbelievably difficult time for London, our capital,the city I love so much. It’s been one of the darkest times in London's recent history. We’ve been through too much suffering, too much horror, and too much loss. The terrorist attack on Westminster - the heart of our democracy. The attack on innocent people, enjoying a night out in London Bridge and Borough Market. The horrific fire at Grenfell Tower. The attack on innocent people near Finsbury Park Mosque during Ramadan. And the attack at Parsons Green station on Londoners, as they travelled into work and school. Nobody expects such tragedy. And no one should tolerate it. We prepare and practice for the worst, but we hope and pray it will never happen. Keeping Londoners safe is my top priority. And in all honesty, it’s hard - by far the hardest part of my job. It really does keep me awake at night. Fearing the call in the early hours that came too often this summer, to say the worst had happened. More innocent Londoners, who have experienced unimaginable horrors to help and console. More funerals to attend of those who have been killed. And always, always more to do to keep Londoners safe. But Conference - there are some people who spend their entire lives trying to stop these terrible events and who lead our response when they happen. Whose job it is to put themselves in harm’s way, every day, to try to keep the rest of us safe. And who do it with dedication, professionalism and heroism. Conference, please stand and join me to show your appreciation to our amazing emergency services. Thanks to our police officers, community support officers and staff. Thanks to our firefighters and control room operators. Thanks to our frontline NHS staff, and all who support them - our paramedics, nurses, doctors  and health workers. And thanks to our transport staff who are so often on the front line. On behalf of all Londoners - and the entire Labour Party - thank you for everything you do. You truly are heroes. In the darkness of this year the bravery of our emergency services has been a beacon of hope. We have witnessed incredible courage and self-sacrifice. Like PC Keith Palmer, who was tragically killed in the line of duty while protecting Parliament. Although he was unarmed, he didn’t hesitate before confronting the attacker. Rarely has a St George’s medal for bravery been so deserved. And our thoughts and prayers will always remain with his family and friends. Or take Colleen Anderson, a junior doctor at St Thomas’ Hospital. When she saw the attack from the hospital window, she rushed across the river to treat people lying injured in the road. Or Wayne Marques, the British Transport Police officer who, single-handedly, took on three armed attackers at London Bridge. Despite suffering terrible wounds, he fought them off until help arrived. Or the hundreds of firefighters, who went far above the call of duty to save lives during the fire at Grenfell Tower. Who took extraordinary risks with their own safety. And I want to say a special thank you to Dany Cotton - our London Fire Commissioner. Dany led the rescue operation at Grenfell Tower - going into the building and taking those risks alongside our firefighters. I want to thank Dany also for the honesty with which she talked about those awful scenes - and for being so open about receiving counselling after the fire. She’s encouraged many of our emergency responders and ordinary Londoners to do the same. And we should thank the brave Transport for London staff, who calmly helped during the attack at Parsons Green station - evacuating the train and leading people to safety - regardless of the risk to themselves. There’s no doubt that we face a growing threat. Experts say that the number of terrorist attacks this year is not a spike, but a long-term shift. And crime is on the rise again. The types of crime we see are more complicated and harder to tackle. Violent crime is rising even faster - with too many killed or maimed as a result of knife crime or acid attacks. And ever more young people are being groomed and radicalised by evil extremists - whether here or abroad. But Conference it doesn’t have to be this way. This all feels very familiar. A weak and divided Tory Government, refusing to face up to the challenges ahead. Bickering and infighting over Europe, putting our jobs and economy at risk. Chronic underinvestment in public services causing a crisis in our schools and hospitals. And crime on the rise. But Conference, this isn’t the 1990s. This is now. It’s like Back to the Future, but it isn't funny. Tory cuts to our emergency services have made it harder to keep us safe. A billion pounds cut from the Met Police - a billion pounds less for London’s policing budget. The result? Fewer police officers on our streets. Police stations closed. And neighbourhood policing under attack. Even police counter-terrorism funding has been cut in real terms. The same goes for our fire service. Fewer fire engines. Fewer fire stations. And fewer fire fighters. The same story is true in our National Health Service, our councils, our transport network and in every one of our public services. Conference - we simply can’t go on like this. The brave men and women of our emergency services can’t do their job when the Tories are cutting their funding every year.

 It must stop. The Government must give our emergency services the real-terms increase in funding that they desperately need - and right now. You know, the Tories used to describe themselves as the party of law and order. Well that sounds like a bad joke today. And frankly, as a former Home Secretary, Theresa May should be utterly ashamed of her record. Labour is the only Party with a plan to tackle rising crime. Labour is the only Party standing behind the men and women of our emergency services. And Labour is the only Party already making a real difference in towns and cities across the UK. A Labour Government will finally put an end to years of Tory cuts to our emergency services. And a Labour Government, led by Jeremy Corbyn, will finally give our emergency services the proper pay rise they so desperately deserve. Not the insulting offer made by the Tories. It’s Labour - in London, Manchester, Liverpool and Wales - that has a real plan to tackle violent crime - like gun crime, knife crime and acid attacks. It’s Labour that’s finally making social integration and community cohesion a priority so we can put a stop to the grooming and radicalisation of our young people.

 It’s Labour that’s finally made hate crime and violence against women and girls a top priority for the police. And it’s Labour that’s restoring community trust in our police, and making our emergency services more reflective of the communities they serve. You know it made me so proud to be the Labour Mayor when Cressida Dick was appointed as the first woman Met Commissioner in 188 years. And when Dany Cotton was appointed as the first woman Fire Commissioner in the brigade’s history. And you know what? They were both appointed on merit as the best people for the job. Conference, despite the challenges we’ve faced over the past year - I’m optimistic, positive and hopeful about our future. I’m so proud to call myself British and to call myself a Londoner. I’m confident that both London and the UK have bright futures ahead. That we can become a more prosperous, safe and equal country. And, Conference, I’m optimistic about Labour’s future too. Optimistic that we’ll build on the success of Labour in power in London, Manchester, Liverpool and Wales. That we’ll make more progress in the local elections next year.That we’ll make a huge difference to the lives of millions. That we can build a fairer Britain. A more prosperous Britain.  A safer Britain. And that Labour under Jeremy Corbyn will win the next general election. Thank you.

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Norman Tebbit ( Norman Beresford Tebbit, Lord Tebbit ) - politykiem brytyjskiej Conservative Party. Urodzony jako drugi syn Leonarda i Edith Tebbit w Enfield w Middlesex, kształcił się w County Grammar School w Edmonton. Początkowo pracował jako dziennikarz w Financial Times, służył w RAF, awansując na pilota w latach 1949-51 i oblatując odrzutowce Meteor i Vampire podczas swoich czterech lat służby krajowej. Po odejściu z RAF dołączył do BOAC 1953-70 jako pilot, w tym czasie zajmował stanowiska w różnych biurach w British Air Line Pilots Association (BALPA). Tebbit dołączył do Conservative Party w 1946 r. i był aktywnym członkiem, zajmującym różne stanowiska. Był już członkiem Conservative Monday Club, kiedy był konserwatywnym kandydatem na parlamentarnego kandydata na Islington S.W., 1967-69. W komentarzu do Klubu wniósł komentarz na temat "Denacjonalizacji", wzywając go, by stał się główną deską w nadchodzącym Manifeście Konserwatywnym i wzywając poniedziałkowych członków Klubu do poparcia tego. W szczególności chciał natychmiastowo zdelokalizować BOAC i BEA. Ponadto pogratulował klubowi zapewnienia, że ​​kwestia świadczeń publicznych i emerytalnych została omówiona podczas konferencji partii konserwatywnej w 1968 roku. Był jednym z członków klubu nowo wybranych do parlamentu 18 czerwca 1970 r., któremu przewodniczący klubu wys��ał telegram "Gratuluję twego wspaniałego zwycięstwa". Został wymieniony jako członek klubu w lewicowej gazecie INK (s.13) 19 czerwca 1971 r., a także był współtwórcą broszury Club Housing Study Group Housing Brief - The Real Tory Solution w następnym roku. Jego nazwisko nie pojawia się na liście klubowej posłów, którzy ubiegają się o reelekcję w 1983 r. i prawdopodobnie wcześniej go opuścił, być może w czasie kryzysu klubu z 1973 r., chociaż wygłosił przemówienie na konferencji grupy młodych członków klubu w klubie Oxford & Cambridge 20 lipca 1985 roku. Jednak po formalnym przyjęciu zaproszenia Klubu, aby zostać jego gościem honorowym w roli Letniej Kolacji 10 czerwca 1991 roku, nie pojawił się. To zostało zgłoszone z radością przez lewicowe czasopismo New Statesman. Tebbit został wybrany na posła do Parlamentu Europejskiego w Epping w Essex w 1970 roku, który piastował do czasu, gdy został wybrany do Chingford, także w Essex, w 1974 roku, a jego miejsce zajmował do 1992 roku, kiedy to się wycofał. Jego życie zostało dotknięte osobistą tragedią, gdy jego żona stała się na stałe związana z wózkiem inwalidzkim po tymczasowym bombardowaniu IRA w Grand Hotel w Brighton podczas Konferencji Partii Konserwatywnej w 1984 r., w której również doznał poważnych obrażeń. Był przewodniczącym Partii Konserwatywnej w latach 1985-87, a w roku 1986 rozwiązał Federation of Conservative Students, publikując artykuł popierający zarzut hrabiego Nikołaja Tołstoja, że ​​Harold Macmillan był współwinny przymusowej repatriacji Kozaków i innych, w następstwie II Wojny Światowej. Podczas swoich kadencji jako M.P., zajmował szereg ważnych stanowisk i jako minister rządu miał miejsce w rządzie. Jako silna zwolenniczka Margaret Thatcher, spodziewano się, że mógłby zastąpić ją jako lidera partii konserwatywnej, ale z powodu jego złego stanu zdrowia to się nie stało. Bardzo poszukiwany mówca, był gościem honorowym na Baldwin Society's Dinner w Royal Overseas League 16 kwietnia 2007 r., kiedy Gregory Lauder-Frost wygłosił przemówienie z podziękowaniami. W różnych okresach pełnił funkcję dyrektora JC Bamford Excavators (1987-91), Sears (Holdings) plc (1987-99), British Telecom plc (1987-96), BET (1987-96), The Spectator Ltd., (1989 -2004) i kontynuował swoje dziennikarskie wysiłki w The Sun (1995-97) i The Mail w niedzielę (1997-2001). W 1988 opublikował swoją autobiografię Upwardly Mobile, a następnie Unfinished Business w 1991 roku.

[bestspuds]

Rishikesh and Mussoorie

We have a couple of hours stopover in Dehli where we pretend to be staying at the Imperial Hotel (the most elite hotel in the capital) so they store our bags. Meanwhile we “check in” and go to the restaurant for a coffee before we hop a train into the mountains toward Rishikesh - the yoga capital of India. We arrive at night in Hardiwar and proceed to the now familiar haggle with the taxi men. (Not realizing we’d entered the jungle) The lads in Hardiwar are pushier than most and things get a bit heated resulting in us stalking off out the gate of the train station and squeezing into a shared tuk tuk beteeen the towns. Sandwiching ourselves in with 3 old women and an older gent with our bags piled on top of us. In the darkness there’s little groups of taxi men huddled by campfires along the roadside drinking tea. All of a sudden, there’s a rush of movement, a posse of the train station tuk tuk drivers come running out the gate and sprint up to our tuk tuk, one slaps our taxi man across the back of the head and it all kicks off! They crowd around shouting at him and accusing him of undercutting their prices. There’s pushing and finger pointing and some of the campfire drivers get involved. T and I keep our heads down as it escalates and our driver argues back. Things take a turn when he suddenly comes to our side and tells us to hop out. We comply but are swiftly told to get back in by some of the other drivers. It’s pitch black and only the fires and the tuk tuks give enough light to watch the row play out. Eventually our driver whips out 200 rupees, pays off the leader of the group, and the drama is over. We head up the winding mountain road toward Rishikesh passing more Bollywood style wedding processions with lights and camera crews filming them as they sing and dance their way up the mountain. We arrive in the dark and after chatting with the 3 generations of women and the young lad with them about the hilarity of the Indian Fight Club we head off to find our hostel.

We wake to a view of the Himalayan foothills and the sounds of chanting from the numerous ashrams dotted along the banks of the Ganges. We head out and grab a coffee in what quickly becomes our favorite cafe. A 50m square spot ran by a Nepalese young lad and his little brother. Upper Rishikesh is a warren of tiny alleys on the banks of the Holy River linked by 2 narrow suspension bridges, Ram Jhula and Lakshman Jhula with ashrams of all sizes offering yoga and meditation classes in all disciplines. Holy men and hippies mix with locals and western yoga posers and there is definitely a more laid back vibe than in the plains, perhaps due to the cooler mountain climate.

We take a yoga class and grab a paneer at a place filled with locals. The masala is full of flavor + perfect with fresh naan. That evening we arrange to hire a Royal Enfield 350 motorcycle and next morning we take it up the very windy route to Kunjapuri Devi, a temple perched on the top of a mountain. The bike takes us around hairpin bends with busses flying toward us on the wrong side and locals clearing away the latest landslide debris. We hike the 440 or so steps to the top and are rewarded with a 360 view of the foothills and chat with a couple of Spaniards who have hiked up from their ashram. We fly back down to town just in time to catch a ceremony by the local priests at Triveni Ghats on the banks of the Ganges. They play drums and give us a tilak mark on our foreheads and sweets to suck on for our 10 rupee donation. Some locals are dancing to the music and as the ceremony ends we light a candle in a small basket of flowers and float it down the river, joining the others as the current takes it.

The next day we decide to head up to Mussorie, a Raj era hill station further into the mountains which was frequented by the British ruling class in the late 19th century. The journey there takes us through the chaos of Indian traffic, which is basically law of the jungle, particularly at roundabouts - not to mention the fact that we fall off the bike before we even leave town! Luckily a sound local fella hops off his moped and helps us pick up the bike. We persevere and are rewarded with a scenic drive along tree shaded highways climbing eventually on switchbacks towards the town perched at 6,000 feet. The temperature is decidedly chilly up this high as evening falls and Tori is literally shaking, partly due to the cold and partly the hairpin turns, steep cliff side and crazy traffic. We pull in to a cafe perched precariously on the cliff edge and order coffees and magi spicy noodles. Fresh from that recharge we brave the mountain turns only to be stuck in a traffic jam on the narrow roads leading into the frenetic town center.

Mussorie is full of colonial era mansions turned into hotels and we find a great deal on the Kasmanda, a castle built in 1836 for a British officer and then taken over by the Maharaja of Kasmanda. Portraits of the Maharaja family line and the heads of big game; tigers, rhinos, buffalo and elephants line the halls and hang above the sweeping staircase. A 30 minute hike takes us to Gun Point which has epic views of the snowbound Himalayas. There’s an old red cable car to take ya back to town where we chill in our palace room overlooking the valley. Next day we brave the drive back to Rishikesh, pick up our bags, tuk tuk to station and are bound for New Dehli.

[best-street-shark]

The seat I’m most interested in is Enfield Southgate, currently tory MP David Burrows.

My dad and I have been out pounding pavements this campaign to try and topple his 3-4000 strong lead and if we’ve done it I honestly might cry.

[newbeltane]

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[a-zebra-called-addison]

My reaction to the recent ‘Extra Credits’ Video on Nazism in video games.

“ Ooof.... I don't even know where to start with this... I mean.... Jesus Christ..... By your logic, If a game puts you in control of a Wehrmacht soldier under the command of Major Josef "Sepp" Gangl and SS-Hauptsturmführer Kurt-Siegfried Schrader (Battle of Castle Itter) and doesn't explicitly tell you that these men didn't believe in what the NSDAP party did 100%, You. The person playing these historic characters, are a Nazi? So am I a Tory, because I control Britain in HOI IV when it was ruled by the Tory Party, Or a Psychotic mass murderer because I play as Trevor in GTA V? Does Collecting German, British and Soviet WW2 Vehicles make a Nazi, Imperialist or Communist? Does playing Civilization make me a pro-slavery racist? Does playing JFK Reloaded make me a crazed gunman who should be locked up? Did you give this video even an ounce of thought before you decided to tread-on and offend not only the casual gamers who don't care which side their on, they just want to use the MP-40 and Lee Enfield, but the people who love history and want the stories of WW2 to be told properly, the people who want to fight Germany on D-Day and see the Allies and Axis properly represented (Unlike EABF2)?  or the ACTUAL Men and Women of ALL countries who died in WW2 be them German, British, Bulgarian, Norwegen whatever. YOU, By white washing ANYONE who wore the Swastika (Which by the way, was LAW AND YOU FACED PRISON IF YOU DIDN'T) As a Nazi? I've watched your channel on and off over the years. But you've lost me as a casual viewer, and by the looks of it, you've lost many others too, Well done, you played yourselves. “

[snp-nairnshire]

So.... Brexit! And we start the week of the EU elections with the prospect of Boris Johnson looming over the Tory party’s leadership contest. Boris is in the lead with Liam Fox in a not very close at all second. The talks with Labour have as predicted failed. Labour say TM would not compromise, TM says Jeremy Corbyn would not compromise. What a waste of space they are. It appears the Aaron Banks (the personification of Harry Enfield loads of money character) has given Farage - well - loads of money. There are calls for electoral commission investigation into this donation so they can sigh and maybe issue a fine or two but let’s face it - they don’t really DO anything much. Our electoral system is being manipulated left right and centre and apart from a wringing of hands there’s not much anyone is doing about it. Except banning Macdonalds from selling milkshakes in the vicinity of Brexit Party meetings. The good news is that Tommy Robinson got short shrift around the North West this weekend. It was good to see the people of Liverpool send him away although not surprising after his stupid side kick James Goddard told the gathered protesters that Liverpool was a shithole. You can imagine how that went down. And of course we have TM new bold deal coming to Parliament in the next week or two. New bold deal! Apparently nothing that the new leader of the Tories won’t change, still has the backstop - of course it does! Ireland has the full support of EU27 and that’s not going to be changing. Labour say they’ll vote against but remain confused on their position on a second referendum and the Libdems are rubbing their hands in glee. All to play for folks. Meanwhile in Scotland - despite Question Time producing a show that suggested that they were struggling - the SNP are topping the polls. There’s a bit of a stushie over the whole QT audience selection again. At least four Tory councillors sitting front and centre and even an ex Tory MSP - Mary Scanlon - was given the microphone to speak as she was in the audience too. It’s an amusing diversion but I don’t care about QT. I do care about a strong voice for Scotland and even though the polls are suggesting big wins for the SNP that’s always a worry. It might lead to people thinking they don’t have to vote - like it’s a done deal. It isn’t. The SNP have a manifesto which puts forward plans for Scotland at the heart of Europe - Independent or not! The Brexit party don’t even have a manifesto for gods sake and yet suggestions are that they will take two seats in Scotland. We need a strong voice because make no mistake, the Tories - and Boris Johnson in particular - will do everything they can to ignore Scotland and they already plan to remove powers from our parliament. We need a strong voice, we need a strong Parliament - we need independence #voteSNP #YouYesYet? Get out to vote! http://bit.ly/2YCBtDW

[gobtv]

Backlash as Corbyn offers £10 an hour wage bribe to teens

Backlash as Corbyn offers £10 an hour wage bribe to teens

So unfair! Corbyn, mocked up as Harry Enfield’s Kevin the Teenager, plans to buy young people’s votes with your taxes

Jeremy Corbyn has been accused of trying to ‘bribe’ teenagers to support Labour by pledging to extend its plans for a £10-an-hour minimum wage to 16-year-old school leavers.

Tory MPs described the move as a blatant attempt to entrench the party’s dominance among young voters…