Blair Brown

The new Quisling A Perennial Conflict of Interests The miserable careerist and Atlanticist, Gordon Brown-nose-Bush, Prime Minister of the UK by the decree of erstwhile autocrat, the Bliar, visits his Fuhrer in Washington and swears that "no quarter shall be given in the continuing battle against terror." Almost in the same breath he commits a pissed-off nation, Britain, to "even closer ties" with the new, totalitarian USA. What is it about Brown-nose that nauseates me every time I see his...Read Full Story

Blair applauds Brown giving the Salute "Shared Values" means Joined at the Hip through Eternity Today's announcement by Britain's new Zionist foreign secretary, David Milliband, of the expulsion of four Russian diplomats in retaliation for Russia's refusal to extradite Andrei Lugovoi, alleged assassin of double-agent Boris Litvinenko, signals a watershed deterioration in relations between Russia and the Anglo-Saxon Alliance. Russia has, quite properly, stated that it has no legal remit to...Read Full Story

Britain's new Sicherheitsminister, Sir Alan West The Hitlerization of Britain Quietly but insidiously, Gordon Brown's regime is working diligently to turn Britain into a full-blown police state, the kind which Hitler and Stalin would have been proud of. Almost unannounced, Britain now has a Minister of Security, ex-Navy Admiral, Sir Alan West. The creation of such a post is a disturbing sign of how advanced has become the politicization of the intelligence and police services in Britain and...Read Full Story

Brown's first act..to nullify the trade unions Posted on MEDIALENS , June 25, 2007 [Blair's successor] Gordon Brown's first wish (or should I say New Labour mark 2) is to curb the "power of the unions within the labour party" thus the new grand master has decided to end the link between the founders of the Labour party.. no discussion with the TUC or unions who have bankrolled and supported labour since they founded it. Mind you there was a world of difference between labour then and now, at...Read Full Story

Click on the image to enlarge Yes, today could have been the date of the general election. The reason we are not voting is all down to the Conservative Party. If we had not had such a great conference, outlining sensible, popular policies, the British electorate could have had their say. On behalf of the Conservative Party, I wish to apologise for offering the British public an alternative to New Labour and therefore depriving them a chance of change.Read Full Story