I do not often rejoice at the death and departure of one whom I fervently believe was an enemy of our society, mainly because if he were still alive, he would not be bothered either way.

But I believe that the RMT’s Bob Crow is maybe deserving of a similar salute as his compatriot David Hopper gave on news of the death of my own heroine Margaret Thatcher. Crow was a Communist agitator, with a fervent belief in Marxist action, and he never swerved from that path, although he dressed his bile in later years with volumes of garbage disguised as compassion for his union members.

It’s elementary, really..

New Home Office statistics reveal that 397,000 non-UK nationals received WELFARE handouts in February 2013 – a rise of nearly 110,000 from 288,720 in the five years since 2008. But the true number could be even greater as the details are not yet available for the past 12 months.

You CANNOT blame those from outside the UK, many from very poor almost peasant like cultures with little income and less hope for seeking to come here and get a better life for themselves and their families  but you can blame the here politicians who preside over it knowing the societal consequences. I agree with this view put forward by UKIP.

Ukip spokesman Tim Aker said: “This shows the Government has virtually no control over our borders. “It shows how broken our migration system is – and the longer this is allowed to go on the more chaotic the situation will get. We need to be outside the EU in order to have full control over our borders so we know who is in the UK and who is deserving of benefits.”

The UK has no effective border controls whilst it remains in the UK and that is the truth of the matter. So when you combine that fact with the equally disturbing fact that we have created a Welfare paradise, it is obvious why they come.

There’s cash in grievance…or so some hope.

More than 150 years after Europe abolished slavery, the Caribbean is preparing to sue Britain for its part in the wholesale trade of human beings. A coalition of Caribbean leaders will meet today in St. Vincent to discuss a landmark legal claim for reparations – that could run into the hundreds of billions of pounds – for a legacy that many say still lingers across the palm-fringed archipelago. Caricom, a group of 12 former British colonies together with the former French colony Haiti and the Dutch-held Suriname, believes Europe should pay for a range of issues spawned by slavery, from poverty and illiteracy to ill health. But is says the UK in particular should pay the most even though it was the first to abolish slavery in 1833.

They should be told where to go – rather than indulged.  Yes, slavery was utterly wrong but trying to get cash from the consequences almost hundreds of years later is simply hustling. Given the massive damage to British society caused by Jamaican criminals, can we counter claim for reparations?

Did you read this huff and puff from Sir Richard Branson?

Virgin CEO Richard Branson said that those who are skeptical of man-made global warming should “get out of our way,” joining the ranks of CEOs lashing out against those opposed to business investments in “sustainability” Branson said that more businesses should follow Apple’s example and fight back against global warming skepticism.

Whether one agrees with the idea of man-made global warming should be matter of choice but there is an increasing drumbeat from some which suggests an almost totalitarian intolerance of such. Instead, deniers should simply shut up goes the Branson mantra. Given that global warming stopped in 1998, it might do Sir Richard better to shut up until he informed himself better…

Today Traitor Edward Snowden, spoke via link from Russia on the right and wrong of surveillance.  Snowden participated as he remains in Moscow where he’s living reportedly making use of seven proxy servers in order to avoid being located. Hiding in an enemy state that not only surveils it’s people, but routinely makes it’s citizens disappear.

“When we think about what’s happened with the NSA in the last decade … it’s nothing that we ever asked for,” he said. “It’s not what we wanted, [and] it’s something we need to protect against.”

Who gave him the right to make that decision?  What we need to protect against are idiots and traitors.  This man held a high level security clearance, he stole millions of secrets and fled first to China then Russia.

If he was a whistle blower there were and are 100s of avenues he could have used to address his concerns. He chose instead to betray his nation.

When asked by one participant as to whether he feels the NSA practices for information gathering might inspire other nations to adopt similar policies, he said yes, and that “every citizen of every country has something to lose” if that occurs.

The pure naivete of that statement proves he is either stupid or a liar. Every nation spies on everything they can. It is the nature of all Governments. How that information is used is the only thing that should be judged.  He makes his self aggrandizing statements from a nation that uses the information it gathers to kill it’s own, while condemning a nation where not one case can be shown where this intelligence has been used against it’s own people.

The Fourth Amendment Protects us from the information that is gathered being used against us.  It would be called Fruit of the poisonous tree  Not one case can be shown where NSA Data has been used in a criminal action against a U.S. Citizen.

Nut cases have tried to tie it to some, but all were proven false.  Terrorists who have fled the country to plot against it are it’s proper use. We live in a world where there are no secrets. We live in a world where you can’t hide.  Yet no where has the NSA information been shown to hurt any American not engaged in terror against it.

The same can not be said about the Obama Administrations IRS, EPA, Justice Department and other agencies. Real abuse has been proven there yet these do not garner the outrage they deserve.

Since word broke of the missing flight three days ago, it’s been an issue I’ve thought of constantly.

The fact that no wreckage has been found in all this time makes it exceptionally disturbing. There’s some small comfort in even a terrible story when you know what happened.

I thought of terrorism as a possible cause from the start. The people who like to blow up planes wouldn’t have a beef with Malaysia, but they appear to now have China, where most passengers were from, as a new prime target.

I’ve thought of a hundred possibilities.

Right now, I lean to destruction by a powerful explosive brought aboard by a knowing or unknowing passenger, aided by possibly lax procedures at the Kuala Lumpur airport.

But what do you think?

Seen this?

The UK is splashing out £2million of taxpayers’ money trying to persuade hundreds of asylum seekers and illegal immigrants to return home – before they enter the UK.

That’s right, BEFORE they get here.

The Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration project, backed by the Home Office and Foreign Office, is paying to persuade 1,500 illegal immigrants – at an average of £1,300 each – to return to their countries.

Whitehall officials will not say how they identify those to benefit from payouts but claimed the scheme will target migrants from “high risk” countries such as India, Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Though the Home Office denied that anyone returned would be given cash to use in their native land, a pilot funded by the department in 2012 saw migrants handed hundreds of pounds each as well as plane tickets home. Britain already contributes to beefing up Greece’s immigration controls through its work with the EU’s border agency Frontex. About 90 per cent of all illegal migrants into the EU come across the border between Greece and Turkey.

Touching.

A senior immigration judge has been forced to quit after his bosses discovered he was living with an illegal immigrant. 

Richard McKee agreed to step down after admitting he was supporting 39-year-old Nigerian woman, Fatima Umar, who had overstayed her visa to the UK. The judge, a full-time Tribunal Judge of the Upper Tribunal since 2002, left his job on 4 February after Umar was arrested at his £410,000 flat in Kilburn, north London.

This follows this Judge…

One of Britain’s most senior judges campaigned to provide legal support for a paedophile group which was trying to lower the age of consent to four.

Justice isn’t blind. It is dead.