A Worrying Week for the Western World

The USA which has led the West for decades is in deep debt and deeper political crisis read here.

Italy faces a vote of no confidence in its Government.

Britain's oldest political party has been abandoned by its natural supporters and at a demonstration against the party at its annual conference has appeared to be filtering the live news feed to its once respected state broadcasting corporation, the BBC.

Germany lacks a government following an election campaign where the true economic issues facing the Euro and thus the EU were obscured from the voters. Thereby neutering the entire EU from confronting the problems now facing Greece, Portugal, Cyprus, Italy, Spain and others.

Greece has arrested democratically elected MPs for belonging to a criminal organisation which appears to refer to the political party attaining recent popular electoral success.

MFF meeting likely to resume next Spring

EU leaders met well into last night discussing how they will spend billions and billions of Euros which they are never likely to gather. They resume at noon today and could continue this totally pointless exercise even in to the weekend, although most commentators believe a resumption next spring is most likely.

Of course austerity is the rule across Europe but the penny that money will not continue to flow to the bloated and corrupt EU as economic times get ever harder has not seemed to yet have occurred to the blinkered dumbshits who occupy the EU corridors of power.

It all seems a bit like the BBC where some 600 managers receive private health care and almost £1.4 million was spent shedding a DG who lasted just 54 days. There is increasing anger across the country at the bias of the broadcaster and the generally appallingly low quality of the output, if my twiiter feed is representative.

Incompetence, waste, vested interests and arrogance abound, particularly evident in both the EU and the BBC this morning.

Busted BBC - We are all only a few mouse clicks from FACTS

Entwistle has gone as DG but toadlike Patten remains. The BBC has become fat, lazy and shoddy like the Chair of its Trust, because it knows it is already surplus to requirements.

The truth on any story is available to us all most simply from our home laptop computers, very often on the web pages with back-up links as supplied by Wikipedia. Here are a few examples to set you off on your own search for the hidden secrets of our joint past and present reality.

Genetics/Neanderthals
Despatches from Turtle Island with host of links to explore myths of various specialities
Civilisation spread across the Mediterranean from West to East: Link
Pytheas the explorer
I Galigo Creation Myth from Indonesia

Poor old Entwistle, forced out for showing all the qualities for which he was picked for the post; but just quite too obviously. Poor old BBC Newsnight team, taught to bend, twist and manipulate facts to fit the very odd BBC view of the world, night after night, AND in the face of all the evidence to the contrary, now villified for following their masters' presumed desires just too dishonestly!

Academics have prospered by following the examples of their teachers and propagating lies from one generation to another for generations. Now the internet proves, for all who care to seek it, that in many areas the truth is otherwise! Is this why generations of new university entrants have their brains and enquiring instincts deadened by a rampant and encouraged drink and drugs culture, in order one supposes that they can lead their lives in dumb servitude as we see all across the media and further evidenced by the rampant incompetence and ineptitude at virtually every level of public administration.

Want the truth then go online, soon they will probably try to shut it down. Stop paying your BBC licence fee if you want to hope for a return to truth in broadcasting. Get the facts on the filth that are our political class, there is much of it there, however hard they struggle to keep it hidden!

The two criminal incompetents who created the Euro crisis; debate on the BBC

In Tokyo, on the fringes of the IMF meeting, the BBC has hosted a truly mind-boggling debate between the two prime perpetrators of this present, now near terminal phase of the Euro Crisis.

Read the archive from May 2010 of this blog, when these two characters put in place the structures designed to deliver Economic Governance to Germany of the entire EU, just as I stated in the last posting of that month from which comes the following:

Monday, May 31, 2010

Economic Governance was always the EU objective!

There is a rather startling article in the Market Watch section of the Wall Street Journal this morning. It is written by David Marsh, linked here, titled "Germans to the front in Europe"and includes this assertion: The irrefutable message being relayed at home and abroad is that Germany is seeking gradually to take control of the European economy -- in a last-ditch response to what Berlin sees as other countries' widespread failure to put their house in order. Regular readers of this blog and its forerunner cannot help but be aware that non-democratic economic governance and its consequent tyranny of corporatist totalitarianism (once called national socialism now mutated to become an intra-national version of economic fascism) has been the objective for years as the progress towards this end has been clearly recorded and commented upon on an almost daily basis right here over many years. Given these blogs archives the following facts can thus not now be convincingly disputed: The common currency had to fail without fiscal union and social harmonisation. Greece never met the currency criteria and its present crisis was not only foreseeable but therefore became a desired objective. The emergency measures designed to save Greece were never going to succeed and were thus implemented to destroy the Treaties and therefore the rule of law within the EU. The silence of all governments, both within the Eurogroup and those outside the Eurogroup but within the EU since 10th May speaks for itself. If I, as a non-economist and merely interested commentator, have been able to chronicle and foretell these events down the years, how come the Wall Street Journal columnist and author of the linked article remains so blind?

Labels: Euro collapse

posted by Martin at 8:34 AM

Why run-up £40,000 of debts to destroy one's powers of reasoning?

The BBC Radio 4 Today programme this morning, discussed the 'A' Level examination results due out shortly for England and sought to dissemble, obfuscate and avoid the obvious evidence that a huge increase in university fees has led to a drop in admissions. Later in the same programme one of its auotmatom BBC presenters made sarcastic reference to a newspaper's phrase "walk the walk and talk the talk" which at least carries a clear message, unlike about 66% of their programming output.

The headline to this posting provides ample reason for any young person to think twice before entering university, (the costs being based on an estimate given by the BBC,) as opposed to career orientated education.

The huge waste of money incurred in obtaining a university degree not only cannot guarantee a later job, it also quite clearly often also poisons the mind.

The revealing interviews with sensible Olympic medal winning Britons over the last couple of weeks provides further proof of thisd long obvious truth. Many of the young athletes seem to have retained the ability of clear communication rather than the twisting of language to impart zero or neutral meaning and inability to take decisions that is so evident amongst nearly all university graduates, with the more prestigious the university and the degree the less able or normally accomplished the product appears. Cameron, Clegg, Hunt,  and Osborne are prime examples from the government side, while across the aisle the complaint is almost universal on the Labour benches.

As part of  the extra cost cutting now required in the absence of any prospect for UK economic growth, university education for anything other than a tiny minority of school leavers is a luxury the country can ill afford, at least not until the system is cleared of the majority of its present incumbents. Now Patten is quitting the BBC, ridding Oxford of his presence seems a worthwhile first step in the right direction.

Next Cameron must tackle the BBC

Later on the blog "Orphans of Liberty" there will appear a posting I have written on the way ahead for David Cameron in Europe, where this week he has spoken for millions of oppressed people, now about to lose the last remnants of their democracy and their sovereignty.

There is indeed much to do in Europe, but first at home he has a treacherous state broadcasting organisation which should now be immediately persuaded from pouring out its completely biased and unbalanced view of the world and particularly of the EU.

I watched some of its TV output yesterday. I have listened in astonishment to the tone and drift of its reporting on its Today programme on Radio 4 this morning, crowned by having the prime traitor, Michael Heseltine, complicit in the removal of the last patriotic Prime Minister this country has had until yesterday, interviewed on the prime 0810 am slot, when his ideas have clearly been disproved by events over and over and over again all down the intervening years!

BBC risks annihalation by continuing its cover-up of EU Truths

Reuters reports on the mass outrage in Europe's media over the incompetence of the Continent's leaders, linked here.

No such risk for the thoroughly indoctrinated pro-EU BBC, following in their footsteps, as I noted earlier today on their reporting of the latest Greek bail out fiasco. My attention has been drawn to a portion of a report by a BBC reporter who has reorted on the potential for a backlash. He is Paul Mason and the report in question is quoted on the "Calling England" blog, linked here, the quote:

And I will repeat the point about hostility to the media: it's not a problem for me and my colleagues to be hounded off demos as "representatives of big capital", "Zionists", "scum and police informers" etc. But to get this reaction from almost every demographic - from balaclava kids to pensioners - should be a warning sign to the policymaking elite. The "mainstream" - whether it's the media, politicians or business people - is beginning to seem illegitimate to large numbers of people.

Pretty obvious that Brussels fattened and bloated,Patten who runs the BBC Trust, will protect the EU and his pension to the bitter end, just like his fellow EU pensioners in the House of Lords, as mentioned in my posting below.

Spineless Worm taunt in Finnish debate on latest EU Bail Out

 A good description of most of Britain's Parliamentarians (see our earlier posts on events in Westminster yesterday) was used in Finland's Parliament as the EU trampled upon another once Sovereign Parliament thanks to the treachery of the elected "so-called" representatives. I quote, from here:


“Spineless worm”
The True Finns Party chair Timo Soini sharply criticised the Portugal package during Tuesday’s debates.
He suggested that the parliament should not approve the package, but instead allocate the funds to help Finns in financial difficulties. According to Soini, the rescue packages for Greece, Ireland and Portugal do not help those countries’ people.
Soini lashed out both at the parties that had handled the issue and the ones who supported the bailout. He aimed particular criticism at the Green League and the Left Alliance.
Soini called the Left Alliance a spineless worm, among other things, and reminded the party that a negative position would not be possible for them as a government party once another bailout request rolled around.
The Left Alliance’s chair Paavo Arhinmäki countered that the party stands staunchly by its election promises.
“We are trying. We’re not that spineless worm that burrows into the ground at the first sight of difficulty and tries to hide from the situation,” Arhinmäki said. 

The package is voted upon today, and will probably pass following the various manipulations over whether it is a matter for the last Parliament or the next.

What a shameful state Europe is in! Meantime Mme Christine Lagarde has launched her attempt to be next IMF Managing Director, it would be a shameless world that appointed her!

It comes to something when even the BBC notices something is wrong, read from here. Although the comment titled "The people versus a European elite" seems prompted by two US commentators as quoted below:

Writing in the New York Times, Ross Douthat notes the "crisis of the European dream - the vision of a continent without borders or divisions, supervised by a benevolent and cosmopolitan elite".

But perhaps the most serious criticism of Europe's elite relates to their handling of the crisis in the eurozone.
They have insisted that the only way forward is slashing spending and reducing deficits. But the strategy divides opinion. The economist Paul Krugman notes that "objections that these programs would be self-defeating - not only would they impose large direct pain, but they also would, by worsening the economic slump, reduce revenues - were waved away."

Bloody odd, is it not that the BBC Europe Editor, has to rely on US sources to report on the real events and popular feeling in the area which he supposedly covers? The BBC should repay the supposed "loans" received from the EU and begin putting some proper reporters on the job. Ambrose Evans-Pritchard seems to have gone missing from the Telegraph stable of late, how about him?

BBC spin on the EU Crisis

The BBC has taken money, ostensibly in the form of loans from the EU, for no known purpose or reason.

The BBC is therefore not to be taken seriously when it purports to provide supposedly independent comment on the obscene anti-democratic creation that the EU has now become.

This posting by the BBC's primary EU stooge, Gavin Hewitt, does however rather take the biscuit, read it here.

What should be the primary concerns of the British public in considering the coming anniversary of the bail out of Greece? I would suggest three main matters:

Primarily, as repeatedly pointed out on this blog, the very illegality of the action, there having been no democratic government in place in Britain at that time.

Secondly, as Greek default now approaches, the sheer waste of the billions of pounds undemocratically pledged at a time of huge economic peril for Britain itself!

Thirdly the lies told by the present Prime Minister and his Chancellor in trying to pin the entire blame for this fiasco on the outgoing administration.

No mention of any of these extremely serious and scandalous matters will be found on the BBC blog written by the EU's mouthpiece Gavin Hewitt!

Are you not, like me, thoroughly ashamed of the present state of our now obviously State Broadcaster?  That State clearly now being the non-democratic EU itself!