Germany is
to ban zoophilia (bestiality) which was made legal in 1969. So that we have a
true understanding of German priorities,
sodomy was legalised only in 2003. Bestiality is to be outlawed under animal
welfare legislation legislation although I assume that no one asked the animals. “Pass me another Hamster, Heinrich, zis one is split!”
Thursday 29 November 2012
Tuesday 27 November 2012
Saturday 17 November 2012
CHILDREN IN NEED (OF COMPENSATION)
Congratulations to the BBC for the splendid
effort of raising over £26 million pounds for ‘Children in Need’ with the
possibility of the total growing to over £45 million. This should just about
pay off the compensation for child abuse claims being leveled at the
corporation.
Wednesday 14 November 2012
BACKBONE OF THE NATION
Where will
it all end? The police are to be called
in every time someone is called a nasty name and resignations are demanded, and
obtained, for using such heinous utterances as ‘pleb’, while the banks dream up
new whizzo schemes to part the citizen from his hard earned cash and the
utility companies allegedly fiddle commodity prices to boost their profits at
our expense.Thank heavens there are
things that we can still rely on such as the Royal family, the Pound Sterling
and the dear old BBC.
Friday 9 November 2012
THE TWITS IN TWITTER
So
Philip Schofield has outed suspected paedophiles by presenting the Prime
Minister with a list of paedos following minutes of extensive research on the
internet. The matter was made worse when
the cameras ‘accidently’ caught sight of the list. I think that you should leave the intellectual
stuff to ‘Gordon the Gopher’ in future, Philip. One of the names on the Pervertfinder General’s
list was that of Lord Alistair McAlpine, who has been able to effectively refute
the accusations and has already briefed his lawyers. The brown smelly stuff as definitely hit the
round whirly thing and irresponsible tweeters and malicious accusers are about
to get covered
Monday 5 November 2012
OWN GOAL
A
Commons Committee of MPs grilled Lin Homer, chief executive of HM Revenue and Customs, to determine why multi-national
companies were able to have large sales in the UK and yet pay little or no Corporation
Tax. Homer was subjected to aggressive questioning
and had a fairly uncomfortable time. The reason why these companies are able to
organise their tax in this way is that this tax avoidance is allowed by our laws. Who makes the laws, the MPs. Physicians heal thyselves!
Thursday 1 November 2012
AND THIS YEARS WINNER IS.........
Barclays have threatened to withdraw their support for
Stonewall’s annual awards unless they get rid of the category of “bigot of the
year”. It is surprising that Barclays are able to occupy this high moral ground
in the light of their history of PPI mis-selling, and the alleged Libor-rigging
and interest rate swaps debacle. Thank
heavens there is not a category for "brass neck of the year"
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