"Political Correctness does not
legislate tolerance; it only organises hatred."
Self explanatory title. I abhor that nicey nicey, politically correct, pseudo-Christianity which almost always supports leftwing attitudes - which in most cases are profoundly anti-Gospel. This Blog supports persecuted Christians. This Blog exposes cults. This Blog opposes junk science. UPDATED DAILY. This is not a forum. This Blog supports truly Christian websites and aids their efforts. It is hardhitting and unashamedly evangelical so if it offends - please do not come to this site!
Friday, October 02, 2015
Jonathan Arnott MEP Speech At Conference.
It seems that I got my
Conference speech all wrong. The leader of the Labour Party has now shown me
that a good speech should include plenty of plagiarism with large chunks of it
taken from a blog, make plenty of U-turns, suggest policies that you couldn't
actually introduce, and last for over an hour.
I failed to
do any of these things in my speech, but if you're interested despite those
obvious own goals, it can be watched again here:- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2lmRYzvXlj4
Nigel Sticks Up For The Christian Refugees.
Last month the Prime Minister agreed to let 20,000 refugees from camps in and around Syria into the UK over the next five years.
But Mr Farage slammed the move, saying: "Basically what Cameron has done pretty much excludes any Christians from coming.
"I just feel that the Christians are being ignored." Express.
I Probably Like Jeremy One Notch More ...
... than I like Alan Sugar:
Lord Sugar: If Jeremy Corbyn becomes PM we should all move to China and let Britain ROT.
Corbyn Set To Renege On Yet Another Promise?
Jeremy Corbyn could renege on a promise to scrap university tuition fees, in an echo of the U-turn that blighted Nick Clegg and the Lib Dems, as the Labour leader was faced with another headache.
The Financial Times reported a member of his Shadow Cabinet saying ending charges and restoring grants would not "automatically become policy". Aol News.
Thursday, October 01, 2015
The Future. I WORRY.
The future for our young people concerns me profoundly. Consider
the world which they will inhabit. (Frightening thought - isn't it?)
End Of Life Care.
| A cross-party group of 60 MPs has called on the government to increase funding for end of life care. The MPs issued their call in a letter published in The Times. It follows the comprehensive defeat of Rob Marris' dangerous Assisted Dying Bill in the House of Commons earlier this month. Andrea Williams commented: "This is an important step. True compassion is looking after the weak and vulnerable, not allowing them to be killed." Christian Concern. |
Redcar SSI.
Statement on the loss of 1,700 jobs at the SSI plant in Redcar.
“This is a tremendously sad day for Redcar, the North East and the United
Kingdom. Thousands of jobs will now be lost directly at SSI, and thousands more
indirectly. Redcar will be hit particularly hard as it is already has high
levels of unemployment. Our proud British manufacturing tradition deserves
better than this, and the real tragedy is that it is so unnecessary: the
industry will be viable in the long term
The high pound, Chinese market dumping, high cost of raw materials and
especially government-caused artificially-inflated energy prices in an
energy-intensive industry have contributed to temporary unprofitability. Steel
is trading at a fraction of the price it did in 2010, but it will recover. This
is a textbook example of the need for state aid, because now much-needed skills
will disappear from our economy.
Our government blames EU rules; I blame our government too, for not
putting British business above EU rules. Today is a poignant reminder of how
remaining in the European Union costs British jobs. The message for the
forthcoming referendum campaign could not be clearer: for all Labour’s
scaremongering about jobs supposedly ‘at risk’ if we leave the EU, jobs are
being lost on a daily basis because we’re still in.” Jonathan Arnott
MEP.
Voters' Opinions Are An Irrelevance.
FURY erupted last night when the EU's migration supremo called for voters' concerns about huge numbers of refugees heading to Europe should be ignored.
Eurocrat Dimitris Avramopoulos urged European leaders to "stop thinking
about the political cost" when tackling the migration crisis on the EU's
borders.
And he claimed that the European Commission was best placed to find a
solution to the crisis because Brussels bureaucrats did not have to worry about
seeking re-election.
His outburst, in an interview with the website Politico, was condemned as
"breathtaking arrogance" yesterday.
"The Commission does not take the blame because it does not care about
the political cost," said the EU migration commissioner.
"The Commission is here for five years to do its job and we did it with
vision, responsibility and commitment. Because what is driving us is not to be
reelected. That is why for us the political cost means
nothing."
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
-
Calls for investigation after monk killed at Ukrainian monastery A law firm representing the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC) has said the ...
-
£650,000 appeal launched to save two crumbling churches. St Tyfi’s Church, Dinefwr, Carmarthenshire (Photo: Friends of Friendless Churches...









