Not so long ago I made myself a little unpopular by posting a blog
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Not so long ago I made myself a little unpopular by posting a blog
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The law must be bigger than Abu Qatada. Once we ignore human rights for him we open the door for governments to ignore human rights for us all.
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Once again the home secretary is attacking article 8 of the ECHR. She claims to do so because of concerns about immigration and deportation but that’s not the real issue. That particular political horse has already bolted. Article 8 is also about the right to privacy and represents a huge hurdle for the condem government’s [...]
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Project Prevention is the American eugenicist organisation that wants to bribe vulnerable people to accept sterilisation. In UK and USA they target drug addicts. In Haiti they want to sterilise people because they’re ‘too poor’ to have children and in Africa they’re targetting women who are HIV+.
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We are all expendable ‘fodder’ in the eyes of the ConDems. Their main tactic is to ‘divide and conquer’.
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I wonder how many EDL members will defile the poppy by placing it on their ‘division’ hoodies as they try to prevent peaceful demonstrators from exercising their own human right to protest.
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So the next time you hear these deeply cynical, politically empowered abusers talking about the “chilling culture” of human rights protection remember that there is much more to the Tories’ objections than the occasional misinterpretation of prison transport rules.
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I had planned to write a long piece about the damp squib that was the English Defence League’s latest attempt at ‘The Big One’. It has, after all become a tradition for these largely uneducated, semi-literate, sectarian fascists to predict huge numbers of supporters only to face humiliation ‘on the day’. I’d also planned to [...]
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The more unfairly the ‘underclass’ is treated the more explosive their response will be. Like the machine breakers of the industrial revolution the modern ‘desperate society’ is lashing out without clearly understanding who or what to blame.
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