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See number 1 below then number 4 in the One Click News Letter

ENOUGH!!!! (no apologies for shouting)

Who will rid us of these treasonous, criminal politicians and banksters, who are hand in glove with gestapo like companies, which have been set on the most vulnerable people like Rottweiler's.

I see dangerous comparisons with Nazi Germany in the 1920/30s, soon in about a years time, wounded army personnel, ill, disabled, old and vulnerable people will be walking the streets with Black Triangles attached to their clothing, marking them for all to see, as government propaganda vilifies them as a drain on the economy, to avoid paying for their welfare, even though they may have worked and paid for years into a contract with government which has now been broken, because the government illegally paid all that money to the banksters, foreign countries, IMF, and the EU.

How long before the 'police state' storm troopers round up the halt and lame, putting them in work camps ready for extermination, because they are no longer any use to our corporate masters?

To achieve the present state of our country, over the last 100 years or so professional politicians have sold their souls to the devil, and placed themselves above the British Constitutional and Common Laws of the land for thirty pieces of silver.

They have made the Queen break her Coronation Oath to the country and people, with regard to our recognised religion and governing by our Common Law, thereby forcing her to also commit treason, and are now set to finish demolishing one damaged pillar of our democracy (House of Lords - Hereditary Peers which is not legally within their powers). (Parliament Act 1911 took it's power of veto for harmful legislation)

It was treason to hand this country over to a foreign political power i.e. EU by deceit, without the people's consent, and the people have not been asked, or given their consent to being ruled by a foreign power in Brussels, which is draining wealth from this country hand over fist.

I'm 64, have worked, paid my dues, provided two more productive workers for the hive, and now I'm disabled and ill, I will be discarded by a government (elected dictatorship) steeped in the deepest evil I have ever known.

Now I don't know about you, but I find that totally unacceptable in a supposed civilised society.

The time has come my friends for a return to morality, decency, common sense, care for fellow men and women, and the money changers to be thrown out of the temple, of the land we know, love, and have grown up in.

Time for some Ma'at - in practical matters a general recognition that justice, was a good so fundamental, that it was part of the natural order of things.

Ma'at, signified something more comprehensive than fairness.

Originally the word was a physical term; it meant level, ordered, and symmetrical like the foundation plane of a temple.

Later it came to mean righteousness, truth, and justice.

In practice today, we have none of those things in this country, now that the Fourth Reich is in charge through the EU, it seems that all those brave men and women who fought in the two world wars, gave their lives in vain to keep us safe, and that makes me very angry indeed.

xxxxxxxxxx J B

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Fascism should more properly be called corporatism, since it is the merger of state and corporate power."

Benito Mussolini

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"I sincerely believe the banking institutions having the issuing power of money,
are more dangerous to liberty than standing armies."
(Thomas Jefferson)

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‘A German general said to me at the end of the war, “You won two wars. You won’t win the third. And that’s the economic war.” I hope he’s wrong.’

Sir Patrick Moore - Astronomer

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1. Government promotes companies set to profit from disability

Atos has been shortlisted for the PIP contract, despite being criticised for its handling of work capability assessments.
The Department for Work and Pensions has just announced the 10 private companies on the shortlist to deliver the personal independence payment (PIP) assessments, which everyone receiving disability living allowance will have to undergo from next year when DLA is replaced by PIPs. With 3.2 million captive customers, not to mention a monopoly on all new claimants, it's not hard to see the appeal of the contract for profit-hungry companies untroubled by the ethics of slashing 20% from the money provided to disabled people to help them meet some of the basic expenses that living with a disability inevitably incurs. Take Atos, for example, the French multinational, responsible for handling the deeply flawed work capability assessments. Despite huge levels of criticism from individuals and charities that the test is not "fit for purpose", widespread inaccuracies in the assessment process (40% of appeals against Atos decisions are successful), and exte nsive anecdotal reports of farcical levels of incompetence on the part of the assessors, the DWP has shortlisted Atos for the contract to deliver PIP assessments in every available region. And then there's the outsourcing giant, Serco, excluded from the Norwegian government's investment portfolio because of its involvement in nuclear arms. Serco is shortlisted by the British government to provide "independent" assessments of disabled people. Personally, I'd very much rather my contributions went towards supporting some of the poorest and most vulnerable people in society than into the coffers of companies such as these.
Clare Allan, The Guardian
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* The sick cost of cuts to benefits
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* Backlash against benefits ‘shame’
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* Grimsby man told he is fit to work despite blood clots, septicaemia and ulcers
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4. Investment Banks & Financial Maths

Investment bankers are to blame for the credit crunch that has beggared nations, but what about financial mathematicians? As the result of the credit crunch, most workers in the UK are watching their real incomes fall and their pension rights eroded. Those out of work have little prospect of finding a job in the foreseeable future. There is a big squeeze in expenditure on education, health, welfare, and almost every essential service we have come to expect the state to provide. Worst of all, young people finishing their education are finding it very hard to get started in the jobs market. By the end of the first quarter in 2012, UK is back in recession. Meanwhile, the bankers largely responsible for what has happened, and who would be out of business if the taxpayers hadn’t handed over £90 billion to bail them out continue to draw huge salaries with bonuses on top. Why should those who are the most responsible for the financial disaster contin ue to see their standard of living rise year by year when the rest of us get poorer and poorer? Ever since the deregulation “Big Bang” of 1986, the UK economy has become more and more dependent on financial services. Successive governments have talked about promoting industry but it has been the City that got what it wanted, including the “light touch” regulation that encouraged the bubble to expand so dangerously. However much the doyens of financial mathematics like to absolve themselves from blame, they bear major responsibility for providing the tools that enable one group of people (themselves included) to get prodigiously rich and beggar the rest of society. It is time for aspiring mathematicians to wake up and consider their social responsibility and ideals as well as the beauty of mathematics. If financial bankers are losing their jobs, there certainly are not going to be many more jobs in financial mathematics either.
Prof. Peter Saunders and Dr. Mae-Wan Ho, Institute of Science in Society

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