250,000 new houses needed per year

This was the figure quoted on radio 4 this am.

Please note that the population of this country is rising due to immigration – the birth rate for native brits is below sustainable levels (we will be a minority in our country soon enough).

I know (or at least have read) that the Somalian birth rate is 8 on average.

More houses – less space, less green land – more fat kids.

More people, more cars, more shops, more stuff – more roads, more environmental damage.
Is it time to put 2 and 2 together again – and see if we can come up with 4.

Kindness – Aung San Kyi

I found her acceptance speech to be thought provoking and interesting – it seems clear to me she is a deeply wise person.

So I thought about kindness – now I do not believe in altruism, all behaviour is motivated by self, so kindness is a behaviour that one learns to bring about reward.

But that does not mean it is bad – I like to be kind – I feel all warm and gooey – but then again I like to get squiffy on larger. Some people like drugs – some violence – but we would not condone this behaviour – but we condone and encourage kindness, we believe no harm or bad will come of it – we are wrong about that.

Aung San Kyi talked about immigrants – I guess she was thinking about Breivik – s’funny she did not mention the rape stats for Oslo – that might have been kind to those victims.

It might also have been kind to acknowledge that immigration does have consequences – just ask Geronimo

Heroine

I was reading about Odette Marie Celine Sansom – Her father ws killed during WW1 when she was 4, she overcame temporary blindness and rheumatic fever as a child – as an adult she got married and had 3 children.

During WW2 she applied and was accepted to work for the special operations executive where she would have to work undercover in France – she was told it was very dangerous work, and she knew she could be killed.

During her parachute training she had a bad fall – but again carried on, and she landed in France in October 1942

She was captured by the Germans along with her colleague – Peter Churchill – they agreed to a cover story claiming they were married and he was related to Winston.

Odette was taken to Fresnes prison in France where she suffered 14 brutal interrogations - she kept to her story, took full responsibility and insisted that she she be shot, not Churchill. Her story was believed and Churchill was only interrogated twice.

During her tortures Odette had an iron burnt on her back, and her toe nails were pulled out.

In June 1943 she was sentenced to death, but was reprieved and taken to Ravensbruck concentration camp in Germany where she spent 2 years in solitary – 3 months and 11 days of this in a darkened room.



While I was reading about this remarkable women – I found myself thinking of Charlene Downes, Paige Chivers, Emma West and Jacqueline Woodhouse – who all have suffered torture, and in the cases of Charlene and Paige – murder.

Blame the parents

New plans are being discussed to encourage more equal support of children by separated parents.

Seems fair enough – after all it is good for the children.

However – I blame the society we have created for these problems – by blaming the parents, we are treating the symptoms rather than the cause.

So – what is the cause – immigration, (the myth of) multiculturalism and political correctness, liberal fascism.

Successive Govts. have destroyed communities first, that led to the destruction of families – things are getting worse people.

The BBC makes monkeys of us all

All week the BBC have been banging on about racist white poles and ukranians – racists, racists, racists.
Every news report – racist white poles and ukraninas.

On and on and on they go. Do they analyses the social economic reasons for this behaviour – do they heck as like – no point – we know they are racists – they are white, working class, europeans.

But when muslims (gang)rape, kill and abuse white girls ……………..

Then they are not racists and there are good reasons for this.

A conversation with my Polish colleague

I saw one of my Polish colleagues on his own and caught him up to ask him about my country.

How long he had been here – ’4 yrs’, where he was from ‘a small place I had never heard of’, did he like it ‘not how it used to be – and getting worse’

I could sense that the conversation was on the verge of becoming deeper – ‘yes’ I agreed.

“All you British guys say that’ he said.

He wanted to go home, but there are no jobs.

At least he has a home to go to…………… mine has been given away.

Ferdin – and

It seems the media (particularly BBC) will not be happy until Roy says.

“I left eem out coz eez blak aint it – coz Iz a white racist’