Britain Sucks
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That's rather ironic Piratenews, since about 60% of Americans have hunting as a hobby in one way or another - does it make you feel safe, knowing you live in a country populated by serial killers with the right to carry guns? We've got one sweet old granny who MIGHT one day crack and kill someone by mobbing him with small dogs, but apparently you've got more loonies than sane people.
And yes, George Bush's ancestor's head is probably in the Houses of Parliament, but that's only because we can't get the current fucker's head stuck up there, that psychotic murdering warmonger
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and yes...sparrows ARE more scary than the queen, it's official: there's a name for the fear of sparrows (Ornithophobia), but not one for elderly monarchs
*It's only raining down here, we'll be above the clouds soon*
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I don't know Cit... flying mini-helicopters that take videos of you all day seems like a pretty big step towards fascism to me. Them flying cameras that the aliens had in the second season of War of the Worlds the TV show scared the shit out of me when I was a kid. The Twilight Zone (80's version) episode where the guy's entire life was a sham and everything he did was recorded for people to watch live had me paranoid for years that there were cameras everywhere. Just when I finally got over believing something as silly as cameras everywhere watching us, our Governments go ahead and decide to do what scared me for years. (The Truman Show was a direct ripoff of that episode of The Twilight Zone)
"A government is a body of people, usually notably ungoverned." http://www.myspace.com/6ixstringjack
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That's rather ironic Piratenews, since about 60% of Americans have hunting as a hobby in one way or another - does it make you feel safe, knowing you live in a country populated by serial killers with the right to carry guns? We've got one sweet old granny who MIGHT one day crack and kill someone by mobbing him with small dogs, but apparently you've got more loonies than sane people.
And yes, George Bush's ancestor's head is probably in the Houses of Parliament, but that's only because we can't get the current fucker's head stuck up there, that psychotic murdering warmonger
I doubt that 60% of US citizens hunt, maybe 10%. The large nuber of guns are owned by a small number of people, many who own 10 guns each. Guns are merely "collectables" to gather dust. Most hunters never train for shooting humans in self defense.
Georges Bush are related to the "British" royal family. That royal shadow govt, intermarried with the "jewish" (non-semitic) banksters, pick all major US politicians.
Obama is related to both Bush and Cheney, and is a "black sheep" of the British royal family. Note that Obama is thus related the to Hinkley's Bushes' cousin arrested for shooting president Reagan, then relased fro mthe loonybin by Bush Jr.
www.nypost.com/seven/10172007/news/regionalnews/dissing_cousins__obama
__cheney.htm
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Kerry's royal roots will give him victory, says Burke's
When it comes to American presidential elections, blue blood counts.
So say British researchers who predict that Democratic challenger John Kerry will oust President George Bush on November 2 because he boasts more royal connections than his Republican rival.
After months of research into Mr Kerry's ancestry, Burke's Peerage, experts on British aristocracy, reported yesterday that the Vietnam war veteran is related to all the royal houses of Europe and can claim kinship with Tsar Ivan "The Terrible", a previous Emperor of Byzantium and the Shahs of Persia.
Burke's director, Harold Brooks-Baker, said Mr Kerry had his mother, Rosemary Forbes, to thank for most of his royal connections.
"Every maternal blood line of Kerry makes him more royal than any previous American president," Mr Brooks-Baker said.
"Because of the fact that every presidential candidate with the most royal genes and chromosomes has always won the November presidential election, the coming election - based on 42 previous presidents - will go to John Kerry."
Similar research carried out on Mr Bush ahead of the 2000 presidential race showed that he beat Al Gore in the royal stakes, claiming kinship with Britain's Queen Elizabeth as well as with Kings Henry III and Charles II of England.
Mr Kerry is a descendant of Henry III and Henry II of England and is distantly related to Richard the Lionheart, who led the third crusade in 1189, according to Burke's.
He is also descended from Henry I, King of France and his wife, Anne of Kiev, giving him kinship with the royal houses of Sweden, Norway, Denmark and the House of Rus.
Burke's research showed Mr Kerry also has historical political connections in the United States.
He is closely related to John Winthrop, the first Massachusetts governor - the state for which he is now a senator - and his maternal grandmother was the granddaughter of Robert Winthrop, who was speaker of the House of Representatives from 1847 to 1849.
www.guardian.co.uk/world/2004/aug/17/uselections2004.usa1
Kerry is also related to Count Dracula, Vlad the Impaler, and his blood-drinking mass-murdering cousin Elizabeth Bathory. So is Obama related to Dracula? How about the British royals?
www.infowars.com/print/Secret_societies/vladtree.htm
Afghan president's brother is the heroin kingpin of planet Earth:
www.nytimes.com/2008/10/05/world/asia/05afghan.html?_r=2&partner=rssny
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President Karzai is a Knight of the British Empire (MI6 employee). The REAL heroin kingpin are the German "British" royals and their partners t
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MoD stunned by massive data loss
A computer drive with the private details of a huge proportion of Armed Forces personnel is missing, the Ministry of Defence said today.
The portable drive contains the names, addresses, passport numbers, dates of birth and driving licence details of around 100,000 serving personnel across the Army, Royal Navy and RAF, plus their next-of-kin details.
It also has data on 600,000 potential services applicants and the names of their referees.
Officials are "not ruling out" the risk that bank account details of personnel were held on the drive, which belonged to its IT contractor EDS.
The department said it learned of the loss on Wednesday and MoD Police were investigating.
The missing drive is the latest information security breach to hit the MoD. In July it admitted 658 of its laptops had been stolen over the past four years and 26 portable memory sticks containing classified information had been either stolen or misplaced since January.
www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/mod-stunned-by-massive-data-lo
ss-957099.html
Now bend over for Big Brother's National ID Chip.
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1,000 Gatsos burned in UK and Europe
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UK Speed Cameras to Monitor Every Stretch of Road
UK government proposes speed camera network covering every A-road in the name of fighting global warming.*Quote:
There IS a problem with global warming... it stopped in 1998
www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/main.jhtml?xml=/opinion/2006/04/09/do0907.
xml&sSheet=/news/2006/04/09/ixworld.html
The UK Commission for Integrated Transport last year proposed a nationwide blanket of speed cameras as a means of fighting global warming. After a series of trials, the Home Office is now set to make this a reality by approving early next year the SPECS3 "distance over time speed measuring device" that will make it impossible to drive on any primary road in Britain without being tracked and subjected to an instant fine for exceeding the posted speed limit.
"With respect to technology, we are in a period of explosive evolution in traffic control technology," a commission report entitled Transport and Climate Change explained. "The Highways Agency already uses several technologies which are either intended to manage speed, or lend themselves to that purpose by monitoring speed and sending drivers messages about their behavior.... Reducing climate impacts of the motorway network should be a major consideration in the development of motorway control and communications technology."
The commission estimated that new SPECS3 cameras could monitor every driver on 31,136 miles of principal rural and urban roads at a cost of £443,687,656 (US $769,693,415). While the initial investment appears substantial, the commission noted that "enforcing the 70 MPH limit using SPECS would pay for itself within around two years." (View sample deployment map.)
The original SPECS systems, first approved in 1999, photographed vehicles when they entered a road, communicating the time of entry via a fiber optic link to a second camera positioned, say, two miles distant. After the second camera had identified the passing vehicle, the amount of time it took the car to pass between the two points was converted into an average speed. The system's limitations included an inability to ticket cars that changed lanes in between camera locations and a purchase price of £800,000 (US $1.4 million) to deploy over a distance of just a mile and a quarter.
SPECS3 solves those limitations. It uses an ISDN connection to transmit data between any two cameras in the entire network, as well as the police headquarters, without the need for the expensive dedicated connection. This configuration slashes deployment cost over the same distance to just £67,000 (US $116,000). The system can also track drivers not only as they change lanes, but as they switch between different roads and highways. Pilot projects are already underway in Camden, Surrey and Northern Ireland where road trials began in April. Once established nationwide, records on all vehicle movements will be stored for five years in a central government Automated Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) server, allowing police to keep tabs on criminals and political opponents. Work on the data center in north London began in 2005 and officials expect real-time, nationwide tracking capability to be available by January.
The original SPECS cameras were found to be quite successful. Between 2000 and 2005, a single camera in Nottinghamshire generated 76,000 tickets worth £4.2 million (US $7.2 million). London's entire SPECS network generated as many citations in just three weeks. London camera officials did admit, however, that 5600 tickets were sent to motorists who were completely innocent.
www.thenewspaper.com/news/25/2560.asp
How to beat photo tickets: Throw them in the trash!
www.jesbeard.com/s11.htm
www.bikerlawyer.net/how-to-beat-a-speeding-ticket.pdf
Shoot the Gatso video game
www.addictinggames.com/shootthegatso.html
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Million-dollar govt statue at St Pancras Train Station in UK
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1076292/Welcome-Britain-The-shocking-
frieze-greet-visitors-Londons-Eurostar-terminal.html
Orwellian U.K. Angers People With Tree Cameras, Snooping Kids
www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601102&sid=a42059fKpkSM&refer=uk
Robot drone lurker bomb that can hover for ten hours... and then strike its target in the space of a minute (great for removing competition of the Queen of England's opium farms)
www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1076646/The-lurker-bomb-hover-
hours--strike-target-space-minute.html
Million-dollar govt statue at St Pancras Train Station in UK
British MI5/6 and Sir Rudy Giuliani Mafia Knight of the British Empire bombed London train stations and bus on 7/7
http://jforjustice.co.uk/77/
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Parent fury as school uses 'Guantanamo Bay' isolation cells to punish unruly pupils
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1077168/School-introduces-Guantanamo-
Bay-isolation-cells-punish-unruly-pupils.html
Which is a better deal than the death camps to genocide Canadian Native kids for the British Commonwealth Empire. 50% death rate, or parents under arrest...
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6637396204037343133
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Why does Heathrow need to scan my shoes three times?
www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/travel/business/article4965011.ece
Passports will be needed to buy mobile phones in UK
www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/politics/article4969312.ece
New UK law to allow police to collect DNA in secret from teacups
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1078821/New-law-allow-police-collect-
DNA-secret-teacups.html
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MoD stunned by massive data loss
A computer drive with the private details of a huge proportion of Armed Forces personnel is missing, the Ministry of Defence said today.
The portable drive contains the names, addresses, passport numbers, dates of birth and driving licence details of around 100,000 serving personnel across the Army, Royal Navy and RAF, plus their next-of-kin details.
It also has data on 600,000 potential services applicants and the names of their referees.
Officials are "not ruling out" the risk that bank account details of personnel were held on the drive, which belonged to its IT contractor EDS.
The department said it learned of the loss on Wednesday and MoD Police were investigating.
The missing drive is the latest information security breach to hit the MoD. In July it admitted 658 of its laptops had been stolen over the past four years and 26 portable memory sticks containing classified information had been either stolen or misplaced since January.
www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/mod-stunned-by-massive-data-lo
ss-957099.html
Now bend over for Big Brother's National ID Chip.
Notice how it was EDS, an American Company, that lost it.
Moral of the story, if you want a job done right, don't give it to the Yanks.
More insane ramblings by the people who brought you beeeer milkshakes!
No one can see their reflection in running water. It is only in still water that we can see.
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Ahhhhh, thats the sound of re-writing history.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/crime/article4998731.ece?Derr
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