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!
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
Labour & The NHS: A Policy Not One Third As Good As That of UKIP.
http://www.express.co.uk/comment/expresscomment/554258/Express-Comment-on-Labour-cut-beds-NHS-metric-rail-network-Sammie-Welch
Voters Had Enough?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-2927643/Just-100-days-election-m-deeply-alarmed-voters-contempt-politicians-says-BBC-political-editor-NICK-ROBINSON.html
With UKIP at a mere 18% or so in the polls - it may not come in the election in May. A little too early for the real anger to show through, maybe. Provided that UKIP get a sound base in May, it is the following election where the true shocks will emerge!
With UKIP at a mere 18% or so in the polls - it may not come in the election in May. A little too early for the real anger to show through, maybe. Provided that UKIP get a sound base in May, it is the following election where the true shocks will emerge!
Gender Abortion Prosecution.
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| A doctor who was filmed offering to abort a child simply because she was a girl has today been ordered to appear before the Crown Court to face a criminal charge. |
Monday, January 26, 2015
Mole-in-the-Know.
Some unpleasant things have been stated by UKIP about former MEP, Amjad Bashir. Mole-in-the-Know says that there could well be more to come and if presented nationally in the media, is most unlikely to result in anyone being sued. He understands that Mr Farage's claim that there is documentary evidence of malpractice is well-founded.
Magna Carta Freedoms.
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NHS? - Trust UKIP.
Apparently, now, criticising waste in the National Health Service is beyond reproach. Labour seem to want some kind of NHS blasphemy law, and the Tory Party simply regurgitates everything Labour HQ spins.
Meanwhile, people in this country are struggling and want answers.
That’s why I unveiled, on the Andrew Marr programme, UKIP’s costed commitment to inject £3bn into the NHS if we ever find ourselves in a position to deliver a full manifesto.
The question is: do we trust the establishment on these critical matters anymore?
This is far from what Labour would do: presumably inject the £2.5bn they’ve promised, on borrowed money, while demanding no changes to the bloated middle management at a cost to frontline services.
And the Tories? Well, they’ve accepted Labour Private Finance Initiative plans and are pressing ahead with taking the UK into the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership deal through the EU. This would be privatisation by the back door.
I’ve been quite clear – while the other parties have refused to have the debate, UKIP has actually, internally discussed real details about the structure of our health service and how it delivers for the British people.
And of course all the “weaponised” attacks from the Labour Party have come while we’ve learned about the overspend and fraud claims at Broadmoor Hospital.
So which is it? Do we want someone to fix our NHS and deliver value for money? Or do we want to continue along in denial?
Let’s be clear. The reason that the NHS needs more money is because we are a country with a population that is – in great part – growing due to mass migration. We’re also all living longer. So to say that we can get by with an “NHS ring fence” or by borrowing money to prop it up is extraordinary. I hope I don’t need to remind anyone that Labour entered this country into Private Finance Initiatives that are set to cost us £300bn because of private capital. The question is: do we trust the establishment on these critical matters anymore?
I for one don’t. And I know that given the other scandals these past few governments have presided over; whether it be the scandal of mass migration, the failure to eradicate the deficit, the shocking rape and grooming of girls in Rotherham, and more – their credibility in being shot across the board.
At this election, Labour and the Tories will fight for your vote on basically a “more of the same” platform. UKIP is offering a choice. And a costed one at that.
If Britain were to leave the European Union, in an instant we would free up billions in cash that we could spend on frontline services here in Britain. The same applies to the bloated foreign aid budget that the Tories have insisted must be ring fenced too.
So you have a very serious decision to take in May. Every single vote will count. More of the same? Or bold new thinking?
But don’t let me sway you. Check the manifestos. Ask questions of the stories in the news. Dig deeper. And draw your own conclusions. I’m confident that you’ll be genuinely excited about the prospect of UKIP holding the balance of power. I know I am. Express. Nigel Farage.
Fracking.
This Blog supports deep fracking but not shallow. Plans must continue for its implementation but with oil currently at under $80 per barrel, using it is not economically viable pro tem.
Dan The Man On Greece.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2926079/DANIEL-HANNAN-s-Eurocrats-real-fear-Greece-quits-thrives.html
Sunday, January 25, 2015
Scary Stuff.
The European Central Bank will plough €1.1 trillion into the eurozone economy in
a last-ditch attempt to breath life into the European economy. https://euobserver.com/news/127341
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