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BERNARD GUSSET -
AFTERTHOUGHTS (Updated... as and when)
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IN BRIEF : Great news about illegal immigrants and foreign crooks released instead of deportation isn't it. They don't how many or where they are or even if it's worth bothering to look for them to deport them. Next they'll be publishing posters abroad saying "Come to Britain - we put your human rights above those of our people. Killers, thieves and con men welcome." It's enough to make you want to emigrate. Vinnie Jones is to appear (Star is not an appropriate word here) in the new Carry On film, Carry On London. Vinnie will be stretching his acting talents by playing.... another hard man, Tony Le Berc, night club owner. Good career move Vinnie! No doubt any time soon we'll be seeing him making a guest appearance in East Enders as he climbs all the way back down the ladder. |
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| May 18th 2006 | |
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PRESCOTT SEES WORLD THROUGH ROSE
TINTED TESTICLES
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![]() Giz uh yob! |
Since John Precott was caught with his balls in the till and subsequently given lateral promotion by the snivelling little git Tony Blair - too wet and weak to sack him - people have been wondering just what Prescott will do as Deputy Prime Minister now he's effectively "out of a job". Well it seems he's to sit on about 9 committees - that should keep him busy... 'til break - one of which deals with domestic affairs about which he has now got loads of experience one might assume. He will also act as deputy on 7 other committees and claimed that it was double the amount of committees that the previous Deputy Prime Minister Michael Hesletine sat on. Bollocks of course as its a matter of record that Hezza sat on 15 committees. In the House yesterday, where he received a drubbing at the hands of opposition politicians (Mr Prescott, a politician is "...a person engaged in or concerned with politics, esp. as a practitioner. A person skilled in politics" not a man with two Jags, two homes, two grace and favour residences and a tart on the side - see Oxford Dictionary) Mr Prescott was at pains to make it clear that he no longer had two Jags. Strange? We thought he didn't care if people knew he had two Jags and a large bill for his wife's hair dresser. |
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Is Prezza losing his confidence. Is the old bully now
finding out what it's like to have bigger kids pick on him. Ooh, I do
hope so. Maybe the Prime Minister should give him a job in the House
of Commons Cafeteria too, cleaning tables and washing dishes. It would
be just like the old days and would give him something to do, plus he
could still brag about working at the House of Commons to anyone who
would listen, those of whom are now a dwindling number of course. And finally - I mispelled Prescott at the beginning of this article and the spell checker alternative came up with Erect. Ironic or what! |
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| May 17th 2006 | |
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"THE DA VINCI CODE ... FICTION!"
SAYS ROME - (Sigh!) YEAH WE KNOW!
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![]() Hail Mary, followed by a light dusting of hypocrisy and a deluge of hallelujah |
If the Catholic church had put as much energy into dealing with their slippery fingered, boy fiddling priests as they are now putting into damning the fictional novel, The Da Vinci Code, a lot less young boys would have been traumatised by sexual abuse at the hands of these Catholic disciples over the endless years the Vatican has seen fit to ignore the problem. But they didn't. That is until recently when they realised that such adverse publicity could harm their image. Previously they'd just moved them around from one parish to another where they could start over, molesting other boys. Meanwhile the Cardinals and church officials rant and rave at Ron Howard's current movie of The Da Vinci Code, lest we should all believe the fictional story from the mind of novelist Dan Brown. God forbid (oops) that we should get the idea that the story is true. Yes what we need is a man dressed in a medieval costume telling us - no dictating to us - that we could go to hell for believing that Jesus married the prostitute Mary Magdelene and lived. Well come on it's the sort of thing Jesus would have done. He wouldn't for example have spent his time burning heretics at the stake. But Jeezus, (oops again) that would ruin their previously hyped official line that he was crucified and rose from the dead. Hey wait a minute. Isn't that just a story from the bible. |
| Isn't the bible just a collection
of mostly unsubstantiated stories we've been brow beaten with through
the ages and made to believe are true by say, the Catholic church? What
proof? No more than the proof of a fictional account of the bloodline
of Christ in the Da Vinci Code as far as I know. It's what the Vatican
tell us to believe. And now we hear that Christian groups intend to boycott
the film and shorten screenings. So much for the freedom of speech. Not
in a society run by religious nuts. Just what are these people scared
of? Here's an idea, why not start praying and get god to vent his wrath
on cinemas, that's if he's not too busy punishing the poor, the hungry
and the weak of the third world. Dr Austen Ivereigh, public affairs director
for the Archbishop of Westminster, Cardinal Cormac Murphy-OConnor,
the spokesman for The Da Vinci Code Response Group who recently viewed
the film said that the film wasn't going to be a threat to the Church.
It was as dull as anything. It was like a long, tedious history
lecture in dusty churches by lunatics..." So, a bit like going to
church then? Wow there's an intelligent response from one of the cognoscenti.
He and the others say that the film is dull. That's good enough for me,
I'm off to see today! If hypocrisy was saturated fat, the Vatican would have a cholesterol level off the clock. Could be they are due a heart attack any time soon! |
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| May 17th 2006 | |
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NUCLEAR FICTION
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![]() Pollution free - except for radiation |
And Tony said, "Let there be light!" and there was light. Only the light was produced by Nuclear power. The great thing about that is that it will help little Britain make a vast contribution to reducing it's emissions and save the world. Of course we'll glow in the dark and have a nuclear waste problem, but hey we'll save everybody else. The socialist dream. How wonderful we are to take on board all that the doom and gloom ecologists are pumping out about the ozone layer and single handedly save the planet. What's next Tone? Sending more and more tax payer's money abroad to help world poverty, even though we don't have the resources or the funds to deal with our own problems, the National Health, public transport, immigration and asylum runaways, terrorism, the elderly, social injustice, poverty of the under classes etc. etc. That's right, let's give it all away. What after that, reduce farming out put. No wait, the EEC has already decimated our farming industry. Our native crop species reduced to a nought to be swamped by produce from abroad reducing us to regulation length cucumbers, officially approved tomatoes, French bloody golden delicious apples. I know, let's give away our manufacturing industries. No wait we're successful there. We've successfully given up our motor industry - only today we heard that General Motors are laying off 900 of the work force in Ellsmere Port. |
| Jolly well done there Tone, nearly as successful as Longbridge and the failure at the Peugeot factory not to mention all the other manufacturing business now being pummelled into the ground by cheap foreign labour. What you need to do is impose even more tax and complex accounting and regulation on industry. That should really shut it down fast. Then we could all become workers in the service industries, manning call centres or becoming middle men or consultants or hair dressers.... hang on, sounds a little bit Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy. You don't suppose Douglas Adams was some sort of prophet do you? | |
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