THE MONTHLY MOSQUITO

When the 5p carrier bag charge came into power in England, no one could have foreseen the total confusion it would cause. People have taken extreme measures to evade paying five pence for a plastic bag in their own supermarkets, from taking shopping home in trolleys, to thieving Bags for Life, people have appeared to have gone into total meltdown.

Here is the bizarre thing that has taken place with regards to the bag charge since it came into power in England. A man got banned from Asda for scrapping over a carrier bag charge.

An Asda patron felt like he was treated like a dog by employees who supposedly attempted to pressure him into paying for his plastic carrier bag. He maintained that while attempting to convey his shopping to his vehicle in a basket from the store, an employee emptied his merchandise onto the floor.

The man paid for his goods at a self service checkout at the store, however, did not want to spend out money for a bag. After the event, he was asked to depart from the store, and the next day was informed that he was banned for using disgusting language and being insulting towards staff.

Asda asserts the incident was the only one it had experienced over the 5p bag charge. A spokesperson for Asda stated that they don’t take decisions to ban customers from their stores lightly, and that following the mans visit to their store, their coworkers felt this was the proper option as a consequence of the man’s conduct towards colleagues, and not because of the carrier bag charge.

The majority of people aren’t in accord with the 5p charge for the carrier bags, and the situation that people are getting themselves into is becoming absurd. Most people are saving up their carrier bags and taking their own to Asda stores, and I’ve been hearing that some people are being thrown out of Asda for not having an Asda logo bag.

For those that agree with the introduction of payment for bags has clearly missed the sharpened end of the governments tail seeing as they’re paying for carrier bags, and the reuse of those bags four times over.

However, most people will merrily give away their 5p because as human beings we’re extremely compliant, and because people believe they have to do this. Well, you don’t, because you’ve already given payment for those things, in taxes, council tax, and sewage, and now the extra 5 pence.

At one time we certainly didn’t have to pay for our black bin bags, they were given without charge because we paid our taxes, and slowly but surely they’ve vanished from our doorsteps, and then councils made us pay for them, and like little drones we just did, but never questioned why we had to pay for them, when they were free prior to this because we paid our taxes.

All the money we pay out in taxes, council tax, and so forth, not all of it goes on what they state it does, nevertheless, because people believe what they read in black and white, they believe that’s how it should be, and they just dish money out, and go about their day without ever disputing what their hard earned money is really going on – just because it might say it on paper in black and white, doesn’t actually mean it’s true.

Does anybody really sit down and wonder where their hard earned cash is going?

I’m sure everybody has had a thought about it at one time or another, the thing is, no one wants to do anything about it, or they think they can’t do anything about it.

Nevertheless, paying your taxes is actually against the law.

I wonder how many people out there who pay their taxes know that it’s in fact illegal and unlawful.

In agreement with domestic law and international law, if you have a rational reason to suspect that HM Government is associated with criminal proceedings, you’re beholden by law to hold back any, and all forms of funding and support.

HM Government unlawfully and illegally sanctioned HM Armed Forces to invade Iraq, as well as Afghanistan and Libya, and murdered over 1.4 million people and counting, comprising over 450,000 children and counting.

They had no UN permission, no approval at all, yet, they committed and proceeded to carry out mass extermination, terrorism and unlawful acts against humanity completely, illegally and unlawfully.

This is not fiction. This is an acknowledged reality. Recognised as a truth by the UN itself, the Malaysian Capital’s War Crime Tribunal and the Foreign Affairs Office to name an extremely small few.

I strongly encourage and suggest that you spend a couple of hours or so on websites so you can arm yourself with the realities, and much required surrounding understanding, conviction that not only are war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide and terrorism that is being committed in your name, however, also why holding back any, and all forms of funding and or support from HM Government is totally legal, and is the legal and conscionable thing to do.

By the time you’ve concluded perusing all the facts provided for you on the issue, you will be dazed and shocked at what you’ve learned – it will be the biggest rude awakening.

In law, it’s widely recognised all over the world that if you become conscious of, or have rational cause to suspect, that an organisation or person is associated in criminal activity, and yet you continue to fund and support the said organisation or person, then you’re culpable of carrying out a crime by association, often known as an accessory, or abettor, and perpetrating an ancillary crime.

The sanctioned explanation of terrorism as specified in the Terrorism Act 2000, and section 15 of the selfsame Act states extremely clearly that if a person knows or has rational cause to have a suspicion that money, funds or taxes will or may be used for the motive of terrorism, that they’re carrying out a crime by association.

So, all that’s necessary is a rational reason to have suspicions that taxes or any other funds will, or may be used to fund criminal activity, in this specific case terrorism.

The People of Britain, and the world are being swindled and lied to. That’s fraud, right? This is where it gets even more fascinating because as stated by the Fraud Act 2006 it would be safe to conclude that HM Government and HM Parliament are perpetual criminals on a daily basis.

So here goes; Section 1 of the Fraud Act 2006

Section 2 – Fraud by false representation

Section 3 – Fraud by failing to disclose information

Section 4 – Fraud by abuse of position

So conspiracy must have been committed right?

The crime of conspiracy, as stated by the Criminal Law Act 1977

And as stated by the Criminal Attempts Act 1981 and here

Suffice to say that if a person is aware, or has rational cause to suspect that funding, or any other support will, or may be used for the motive of terrorism, mass murder, offences against humanity, war crimes, fraudulence or conspiracy et cetera, the said person is certainly obliged both by law and moral sense to hold back any, and all forms of funding and, or support from the organisation or persons suspected of carrying out said offences.

So, let’s visualise that through your own investigations and conviction you have decided to give Notice to HM Government that you’re obliged by law and moral sense to hold back tax, owing to you having overwhelmingly reasonable cause to suspect that funds will or may be used to support criminal activity.

Firstly, you would require enough facts to show to yourself and others why and how you have rational cause to suspect criminal activity by HM Government, HM Armed Forces and HM Parliament may be taking place.

Let’s be explicit here, you don’t need to supply proof to show an offence beyond reasonable doubt as you would if you were the prosecutor in a criminal lawsuit. The only prerequisite in this instance is enough supporting evidence to show why you have reasonable cause to believe that an offence may be being committed, and that’s very simple to do in this case.

So visualise the following people, listed below had already gone before you and declared that they consider or have reasonable cause to suspect the Iraq war is illegal and unlawful:

Kofi Annan, former Secretary-General of the United Nations

All 27 lawyers of the Foreign Affairs Office – headed by Senior Legal Advisor Sir Michael Wood

Elizabeth Wilmshurst, former Deputy Legal Adviser

Independent enquiry lead by Dutch Supreme Court Judge Willibrord Davids

Lady Manningham-Buller, former MI5 Chief

Hans Blix, former United Nations chief arms inspector, former UK ambassador to the US

Major General Michael Laurie, former Head of the Defence Intelligence Staff

Dr David Kelly, former United Nations weapons inspector

Robin Cook, former Foreign Secretary, Leader of the House of Commons

Nick Clegg, current Deputy Prime Minister

Professor Philippe Sands QC Director of the Centre on International Courts and Tribunals

Professor Robert Black QC, Professor of Scots law, Edinburgh University, and architect of the Lockerbie trial in The Hague

Professor Sean Murphy, Associate professor of law at George Washington University

Professor Vaughan Lowe Chichele Professor of Public International Law, All Souls College, Oxford

Professor James Crawford Whewell Professor of International Law, Jesus College, Cambridge

Professor Mary Kaldor Professor of global governance, London School of Economics

Professor Christine Chinkin, professor of international law at the London School of Economics

Jan Kavan, the president of the UN General Assembly

Judge Abdul Kadar Sulaiman, Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Tribunal, Malaysia

Judge Salleh Buang, Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Tribunal, Malaysia

Judge Tunku Sofiah Jewa, Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Tribunal, Malaysia

Judge Alfred L. Webre, Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Tribunal, Malaysia

Judge Shad Saleem Faruqi, Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Tribunal, Malaysia

Well, envisage no more, they already have, and this is not the complete list.

Once you have given Notice to the proper parties, that in good mind and conscience, and in agreement with the law you are obliged to hold back funding and support due to having reasonable cause to suspect that criminal activity has been committed, and given the proof you have, and the law that obligates you in this matter, then for any person to try to gather funds from you would be a criminal act, under both domestic and international law.

Any official that tries to intimidate, bully, pressure or provoke you to carry out a crime would need to be made mindful of the extremely serious crime they may be about to, or have just committed.  It’s quite clear to anybody who takes anything more than a casual look at this subject matter, that huge, abhorrent and wicked crimes have been and are continuing to be committed in our name, and with the tax from our sweat equity paying for it.  We’re prohibited by law and moral sense to continue to give funds to perpetrators of these most menacing and wicked crimes, and now you have the legislation to back you all the way.

Are you willing to let the following slide?

Genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes, terrorism, conspiracy, embezzlement, and the infliction of pain. Well, if you are, then continue to support and fund.

At present the government has brought in a 5p levy for carrier bags, and we’re now all wondering where our money is once again going, and it’s been hailed a wonderful move to cut refuse and injury to wildlife in England.

They don’t care about our wildlife. If they did, then fox hunting would be prohibited.  Nevertheless, they think nothing of killing for pleasure, and that’s contemplated as an okay thing to do, but then we have to reimburse them with 5p for a carrier bag because their troubled it will harm the wildlife of England.

If they’re so bothered it will harm the wildlife of England, why not replace plastic bags with paper bags, like they used to do in America, which worked extremely well for the Americans. After all, we appear to follow everything they do, because our government can’t seem to think for themselves – maybe they should be pursuing the sheep instead of the foxes!

If the government is that concerned that plastic bags will harm our wildlife, why don’t they just outlaw them altogether, along with plastic sandwich bags, and anything plastics because plastic bags never biodegrade, however, they do break down, however, as they do so, any toxic ingredients they comprise, including flame retardants, antimicrobials and plasticisers are set free into the habitat.

Many of these chemicals may disrupt the endocrine system, the delicately balanced set of hormones and glands that affect virtually every organ and cell in the bodies of humans and animals.

Nevertheless, they put chemicals in nearly everything that we deal with in daily life, particularly when it comes to genetically modified food, which is one more toxin that messes with the day to day life of humans and animals, along with fruit, which they genetically modify so they can get a faster turnover in yield and profit.

If plastics are dangerous to the habitat, then why not as an alternative make paper bags, which are biodegradable, instead of making us pay a levy on plastic bags, since at the end of the day, even by charging us, they are still replicating plastic bags that we can purchase, and they’re still damaging the environment, which totally defeats the object.

If they’re defeating the object, and plastic bags are still being reproduced, it can only mean that by charging us, it’s because of pecuniary gain, and nothing to do with the environment at all.

In truth anything that the government does, isn’t for the good of the wildlife at all, and they’re only acting on financial gain, and they’re just implementing something that will make us feel like we’re doing something good for the habitat, when in fact we’re doing something good for the pockets of our government.

You can dress it up as much as you like, you can swathe it up in as much cotton wool as you like, but there is a huge number of people out there that know different, and they’re out there trying to address the problem head on.

Nonetheless, there is a great deal of other people out there that are not willing to do anything about it, because they’re too frightened, and they’re scared that if they do, that they will be bullied by other high ranking officials.

However, we can’t be intimidated if we don’t fear them. Nevertheless, we fear that an adverse reaction to whatever we do, and we fear retribution, and at present the government is on their way to purging our society, when really we need to cleanse society of our government.

Most think that progress and growth is the best way to get on, and it’s all for the good of humanity, however, it’s a field that’s frequently disregarded because when it comes to government there’s no space for change, unless they’re changing it.

If we replaced plastic bags for paper bags, then that wouldn’t be as dangerous on the habitat, but then it would give the government another excuse to charge us for bags because they would then state that it was using up too much wood to pulp down for the bags, and that we’d have to pay a levy on that as well.

It’s just one tax after another, mostly because it gives the government additional money to front more wars on other nations, and it’s intoxicating, however, it doesn’t take that much expertise to pull the wool over the populace of Great Britain.

Nevertheless, the governments stratagem is really devious, and well played out, and we’re their theatre, their entry to do whatever they like.  Nonetheless, we do have a way out, and it could be a really magnificent one – we just have to say NO…

The government is looking into cutting free school meals for infants at lunchtime.

The Liberal Government of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman launched free school meals for children from poverty-stricken families in 1906, and by 1914 children were given free meals once a day.

Nourishment for school children is extremely crucial, the problem is, it’s costing the government too much money, and it disheartens me to think that in due course free school meals will be a thing of the past.

The scheme saves parents of reception, year one and year two pupils about £400 per child, per year, which is going to take its toll on a parent’s funds if free school meals are scrapped altogether.

It would be a catastrophe if the system was relinquished, and it will put a considerable strain on numerous parents that can’t pay for school meals because there’s not enough money, and a great deal of children will go hungry.

Bringing in free school meals for children was a significant step forward for a child’s well-being, and educational performance, as nearly all packed lunches don’t have nowhere near the nutritional value as school meals.

When a child doesn’t have enough to eat, in nearly all instances the student isn’t able to learn owing to poor nutrition or sufficient hydration.  Within the student’s brain, a biochemical process of learning is happening, by making connections, finding meaning, and working out problems that need lightening fast electrical impulses between areas of the brain.

The development of memory needs physical growth, and reshaping the matrix of brain cells. So that marvellous experience, when the light goes on, and the student says, “I get it!”, is a Neuro-chemical process, as well as an educational one, and by nourishing the brain with healthy food and water, it will optimise the inner environment, allowing a student to truly engage in the classroom environment, and attain their potential.

Nevertheless, they don’t want them to reach their potential, that’s the whole point of taking free school meals from the shelf.

Next they’ll be telling us that we in fact don’t need to send our children to school – no of course they won’t do that because they want our children to be regimented, because after all, education is run through a politically operated structure that’s designed to keep society, which starts with our children, so that they can dumb them down, lacking the ability of either creative or logical intelligence.

You don’t have to be a fortune teller to see that what we call education is really not intended to better the lives of the children, their families, or society in general.

The basis of education is to suppress society, to produce robotic clones that are purely cogs in the wheel, that only know how to do their little job that they’ve been given to do, and to stop people from having self determination.

The problem with governments is that they’re besotted with making a race of clones that they can have power over at any given time. It’s complete insanity, however, it’s been going on for such a long time now, that nearly all of the generation now have no clue of what’s going on because they, unbeknown to them, have already been cloned.

Looks like the “lights are on, but nobodies at home! ”

I quite like Jeremy Corbyn’s Political sketch, however, on the other hand, I dare say it could in fact look a bit like a Punch a Judy show, even though David Cameron had to be on his best behaviour, and that I like even more.

It’s all about the people (men, women, children), the citizens of the United Kingdom, however, the government is a bit inclined to forget about the people of the United Kingdom, unless, of course, there Toffs like David Cameron, and his menagerie of animals he calls his cabinet.

I consider that the people should have their say, and be able to ask questions, instead of MP’s sitting in parliament talking over what and what not we should be entitled without any response from their constituents.

What was it George Orwell said. “All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others. ”

Well, he wasn’t incorrect there.  It’s not about possessions, or the house that we live in, it’s about the quality of life we have while we’re here.

We’re an extraordinary race, and consequently the government should secure that, and make sure of that, instead of overpowering us. However, their behaviour isn’t without condemnation, and therefore it’s only right that the public should be permitted to respond to questions for the Prime Minister, and he should reply to them with good faith, and if he can’t do that, then maybe he should stand down as PM.

Sadly, man is the only real opponent that we have, because many of them are prejudiced, particularly those MP’s with their narrow mindedness, and their creative transactions.

Never listen when they tell you that we all have a shared interest, that the success of one is the prosperity of the others.  It’s all lies.  They’re abusers of the truth, and so are their accomplices, they just wish to draw the life out of you.

Man is your opponent, he has no compassion, he will not pity you, or even give you his acceptance.  The government is just a hindrance, however, they will make you think that you’re the obstacle.

It’s us human beings that are the thinkers, and the whole administration and planning of this nation should be upon us, not the government.  Day and night we should be watching over our well being.

The government just aggravates the situation that we’re in, and we need to take action, because the government we have at the moment need to be kicked from their seats.

The people in government don’t really work, all that they do is direct and oversee others, because with all their higher-level knowledge they think that they have, they just assume their leadership.

They have this huge congregation of people they call cabinet ministers, and they have this huge social event where they all sit in parliament where they condemn the people, and consider us as the parasites of this world.

They sit there and demolish our spirit to the point of no return, and when we object, we either get taken into custody for doing so because we have no power of speech any longer, however, who needs to speak eloquently when you have a pack of attack dogs biting your arse?

They’re just a manipulating pack of animals that sit in parliament and fabricate untruths, as well as promising things that they can’t really bring to the table, which brings them beneath condemnation.

Most of us work hard, but have to live frugally, unless you’re David Cameron, Iain Duncan Smith or George Osborne. It’s a lot easier to tell other people that they should be giving up their iPads and Starbucks lattes when you’ve just bought yourself a £2,000 Italian espresso machine.

To be honest, keeping up with the government regulations is much harder than remembering what we had to eat. They bring in new rules daily, and they hold us accountable for these new regulations, they never hold themselves responsible.

It all appears to come down to class distinction, however, you as an individual can select not to be defined by a category. This is difficult because people have an inclination to be a part of some club, even if it’s the club of losers.

We’re inclined to put things and people into conceptual boxes, and we classify. This produces categorial identity. Rationalising in terms of boxes is occasionally convenient, up to a point, but then we have a strong tendency to give an essence to that box.

People have a varied relationship with money. Some people gather their money, some people love to make money, some people love to squander money, and some people are afraid of it.

Treating everybody the same sources vast difficulties. On the other hand, it makes me unhappy when people believe they’re higher ranking because of their relationship with money.

I wouldn’t say that money is equivalent to affluence, however, it’s a bounty that comes at a considerable price, furthermore, it definitely doesn’t give us our well-being, however, people appear to salivate over these paper notes that we call money.

Nevertheless, what we salivate over is just paper, and we can splash the cash, and advertise on TV, commodities that will make people fritter away their money, however, what it obscures is suppressed conditioning of the mind.

It was an exceptional idea, that Mr Corbyn gave people a voice, because with that voice, it as well gave the person on the other end, the ability to voice their thoughts and concerns, and the idea was actually a well spun publicity stunt, that should be brought into parliament more frequently.

MPs routinely question Mr Cameron on behalf of their constituents, without making such a song and dance about it, and it was thoroughly cunning of Mr Corbyn to think of the idea, and an extremely clever idea it was as well.

It made sure that Mr Cameron couldn’t ridicule Mr Corbyn, or the voter who contributed the question. Mr Cameron had to be on his best behaviour, plus he had to answer without any reprisal.

Maybe this is a sign of things to come, and it shouldn’t be condemned, or thought of as rubbish.  The government is already a fiasco of negligence by their own omission.

Their principles are all about money, and perhaps now they should savour their own medicine, which should be given out on prescription on a daily basis. It might not make our government better, however, it definitely couldn’t make it any worse.

Thousands of young people could be blocked from claiming tax credits and housing benefit so the Tories don’t have to pay them to EU immigrants. The Government wants to put an end to people coming to the United Kingdom claiming welfare until they’ve lived in the country for four years.

However, EU regulations stop governments from discriminating against immigrants, so ministers are considering expanding the restrictions to British workers between 18 and 22.

It’s thought as many as 50,000 British workers will be affected, many of them young parents.

Labour forewarned the majority of people would find the restrictions unacceptable.

Shadow work and pensions minister Stephen Timms stated the Government should think about adopting the Opposition’s plan to limit access to benefits for new immigrants for two years rather than four years.

He said this would have an effect on fewer people if a lack of treaty alters throughout the renegotiation of the United Kingdom’s EU membership meant the restrictions also had to apply to Britons.

Without a treaty change, which British officials have formerly established may not be in place by the time of the in/out referendum, which they have pledged will be by the end of 2017. The Government has had to think about idea’s which would increase the embargo to Britons to stop direct discrimination.

The residency test plan would apply from the age of 18, and will not take into consideration if somebody has lived in the United Kingdom all their life.

It sounds like the discussions are not going well, and ministers are stirring from their sleep, and realising that they won’t be able to bring about the renegotiation vowed they would do.

The view has been that there is a good case for limiting benefits to new immigrants from somewhere else in the European Union. The policy statement insisted on a two year limitation, but the government has been proposing a four year constraint.

The larger part of people would take the view that it would not be reasonable for ordinary UK residents to be badly hit because the Government’s renegotiation attempts have not attained a favourable outcome.

Nevertheless, the outcome of such will clearly have such an unacceptable outcome for the people of the United Kingdom. We already have a social division that has dominated over our society, however, by clamping down on migrant benefits, it will also have an effect on most of the UK’s claimants, the government will then have full autonomy for everyone.

Our society has no independence, and it’s really sad that this is the way it has to be, or does it?

The problem is everyone appears to be perplexed by everything that’s going on, however, if there’s uncertainty in a person’s mind about what’s going on with the government, then clearly something is wrong, however, the response should be, what are we going to do about it?

It’s not about migrants being here, or the fact that our society is prejudice against them because they’re from another country, or a contrasting colour, or religion, it’s simply because we don’t have the headroom for them in the United Kingdom.

David Cameron is right, we shouldn’t take anymore refugees from war torn Middle East, we just don’t have the room, and it’s not because we’re uncaring racists.

It’s dreadful that this kind of thing is occurring, however, there is only so much that we can do, and as stated by our government we don’t have enough finances to keep our heads above water.

The government keeps bleating on about how much debt we’re in, and that the taxpayer has to put his hand in his pocket to lend a helping hand with the deficit, does that mean by bringing migrants to our country we have to put our hands in our pockets even more to help them as well?

We’re not accountable for everyone else, we’re a really small country that has hardly enough to sustain itself, let alone enough headroom to put these people, and there are numerous other larger nations that could take them in, but in all probability wouldn’t because they’re too occupied taking care of their own populace.

There’s nothing that can be achieved by taking more and more displaced people, and it’s tragic what’s happening, however, if we join the European wide settlement programme for refugees, then the United Kingdom would become involved in a larger scale scheme, acting as an attraction for other migrants, and it would be impossible to differentiate economic migrants from refugees.

Iain Duncan Smith should stand down following disclosures that his department produced a leaflet about sanctions comprising made up quotes ascribed to non existent benefit claimants.

There was an investigation into the use of sanctions by the work and pensions committee, which announced in March this year, and after being caught out so publicly it should be out of the question for Iain Duncan Smith to carry on as work and pensions secretary, and he should do the moral thing and stand down.

This is now another example of not only his ineptitude, but what can only be chronicled as very shady and unprincipled conduct not in keeping with a Member of Parliament let alone a Secretary of State leading a Government Department.

Once again, Duncan Smith has been caught trying to paint a specific portrait of social security claimants. He is a disgrace and should do the ethical thing and stand down. When his own department has to resort to this sort of strategy, in a hopeless endeavour, making it appear as though the system is working, no one can be left confident that his harsh social security sanctions control is fit for purpose.

Only Mr Duncan Smith appears to believe that unjust and unsuitable use of sanctions on helpless social security claimants is satisfactory. And now he’s shown that he believes it’s reasonable for his department to manufacture literature that is fake in a hopeless endeavour to make people believe his sanctions regime is working without bias.

It beggars belief that David Cameron can, in the light of this humiliating fiasco, proceeds to back Mr Duncan Smith as a credible work and pensions secretary when he has presided over such an inventory of mistakes.

In the last few weeks alone, the independent Social Security Advisory Committee has put together a report which states that the Government’s sanctions regime should be given an urgent and robust review.

Furthermore, following the Government’s request opposing the Information Commissioner’s decision compelling the Government to publish figures on the number of people on Incapacity Benefit and Employment and Support Allowance who have died between November 2011 and May 2014, comprising those found fit for work, a Tribunal is now set for November 10th to hear why Iain Duncan Smith has declined to publish these facts.

Not only did Iain Duncan Smith go against the Information Commissioner’s decision to supply these facts on deaths of people on social security, but that he stated in Parliament, it did not exist. But then, just two days later, the Prime Minister said again in Parliament, the data would be published, only for the DWP’s appeal documents to go against him as well, stating publication was not in the public interest.

The select committee investigation reported in March, and the amount of proof that was put before the select committee by religious organisations, academics and nonprofit organisations, not to mention those actually affected by unsuitable sanctions themselves, pointed overwhelmingly to a system that is inhumane and intentionally fashioned to distort unemployment numbers.

The sad truth is that Iain Duncan Smith is doing everything he can to hide the chaos he has generated. Plus, this is a disorder that is ruining innocent people’s lives and, as the evidence suggests, even killing some.

The only plausible reason he’s going to such lengths to hang on to his job is because he knows he has so much to conceal, but it’s all just a smoke screen, and presently he needs to avow his immoral acts, and to articulate that what he’s done is completely wrong.

His conduct has been inappropriate, and he’s a corrupt little man, and he has no moral code at all. His aftermath has sourced a lot of suffering to a lot of people, let alone caused death to many more.

He started off as a very tiny underling, he was just the valet, and now he’s located himself so high up, he believes in that tiny little mind of his that he’s more important than the Queen herself – You’re wrong, Mr Duncan Smith, you’re still that minion, and you’ll never do anything more than shine other peoples shoes because once they’re finished with your services your power will be gone.

Iain Duncan Smith is not governed by greed, but entirely by control.  He believes he has the means to surpass others, however, it’s a large ocean out there with lots of bigger fish to fry, what he fails to remember is that he is a little fish in a huge sea of bigger fish, waiting to guzzle him up.

No one is that irreplaceable, and he is plainly not that astute, or else he would be clever enough to know that he should familiarise himself with the opposition.  It’s not the unemployed that are his opponents, but the people that he works alongside.

More often than not, karma comes to bite us in the butt, and politics might be an aggressive sport that he plays, but if you show off enough, it exposes you to all sorts of surprises, and he shouldn’t fail to remember that.

The statute must be altered so that people can be assisted to take their own lives without having to schlep off to Switzerland. Sir Keir Starmer who was in charge of drawing up directions that spelt out how people who took steps of empathy might stay away from prosecution for aiding someone who wanted to take their own life.

He’s now set his mind that it’s time for a new statute to rescue dozens of Britons every year from making their way to Zurich clinics of Dignitas to end their lives.

The statute has to be altered, and the important thing is to have precautions. The present recommendations have inbuilt restrictions, which mean that there can be unfairness in a number of instances.

One of the fundamental troubles was that doctors weren’t permitted to assist, which meant that chronically ill people might have to depend on friends or relatives to help them pass away.

It’s hard when a loved one is terminally ill to know what to do, or even do the right thing, and there are a large amount of people who are terminally ill who want to pass away with dignity, however, they are governed by rules and regulations.

Everyone should be allowed to pass away with dignity.  We come into this world with dignity, and then we are looked after by the hospital to make certain that everything is done right. So why shouldn’t we be permitted to go out the same way? – Well, I shall tell you the reason why.

When a child is brought into this world, it has possibility, and is viewed as a resource.  That child will in due course go to school where it will be conditioned by the authorities, then go out to work, where it will slave its little ass off making the government filthy rich.

Once you arrive at a certain age, and you’ve had your children, you’re of no use to the government because you can’t work any longer.  The only way I can describe it, is like this.  If you were a greyhound, that animal labours hard to win its owner money, then when they get too old they are thrown to one side, and not wanted any longer, this is how the government works.

The only distinction in the space separating the greyhound and a human being, is that greyhounds are pursuing a rabbit, and they have no idea why – they have no idea it’s for financial gain.  Nevertheless, we human beings know that what we’re doing is profit-making for the government, however, we need to work to obtain a living to support ourselves, and our families, so we are driven by fear.

Once we get older, the government has no use for us, so they have no motivation to support, or give us anything, especially if it’s going to cost them money, and they’re not getting anything in return.

At the end of the day, we come into this world with nothing, and we all go out with nothing, but most of us have worked our butts off – okay some might not have, but we should still go out with a little bit of dignity, and not only that, it shouldn’t cost us a penny, the government should foot the bill for that.

The only good thing about dying is that VAT is not invoiced for funerals.

Straight forward no frills direct cremation is £895, which includes the coffin.  It doesn’t seem a lot, but when the family doesn’t earn a lot of money, and the departed hasn’t left any money to deal with funeral costs, it’s an enormous amount of money to find, especially when you’re mourning a loved one.

There should definitely be something put in place by the government, so that when a loved one dies they can be buried with peace of mind, and not have to worry about cost, and when a loved one is terminally ill, they should have the decision on how they would like to die.

After all, we think nothing of having a pet put to sleep, it’s the norm these days.  If a pet is suffering, the vet will automatically put the animal to sleep so that it does not suffer.

We’re pretty eager when it comes to animals, however, when it comes to human beings that are suffering, we’re less likely to help them out of pain, and we’re pretty inflexible to that idea.

People appear to be against to certain concepts, if they think it’s injurious because they have been conditioned to that lie, then they will be against the concept, because we have been powerfully conditioned on the foundation that it’s quite normal to euthanise an animal when it’s suffering, however, when a person who is suffering such pain that they just want to stop the agony that they’re in, then we would sooner allow them to be in pain because we have been conditioned that it’s okay because they’re human, and not an animal.

Humanity constructs these building blocks to devise notions in our minds, so much so, that we give way to those ideas because we in truth believe that they’re true. Of course, there are those few of us that wrestle against those ideas because we know that it’s a lot of nonsense.

We are individuals, and as people we should be permitted to do what is most important to our well being, however, it seems that we’re not allowed to do this one thing. The notion that death is a bad thing is not invariably so, particularly when one is suffering from a terminal disease.

Society can attempt to fashion us as to what they want, but there will still be some of us that will be opposed to this, and everything that we now believe is reversible, like cultures and trends, they can alter at any moment because most people have the creative power to do so, we cannot be conditioned forever.

There are contrasting euthanasia laws in each country. The British House of Lords Select Committee on Medical Ethics interprets mercy killings as an intentional intervention undertaken with the express intentionality of ending a life, to alleviate uncontrollable suffering. In the Netherlands and Flanders, euthanasia is accepted as ending of a life by a doctor at the plea of a patient.

A mercy killing is classified in different ways, which comprise elective, non-voluntary, or involuntary. Elective euthanasia has been legalised in some countries, such as the United States, and Canadian Provinces. Non-voluntary euthanasia is unauthorised in all countries. Involuntary euthanasia is normally reviewed as murder. As of 2006, euthanasia is the most active area of investigation in contemporary bioethics.

In some countries, there is an alienating national disagreement over the ethical, moral, and legal matters of euthanasia. Those who are opposed to mercy killings may argue for the sanctity of life, while advocates of euthanasia rights stress about reducing the patient’s pain, and preserving the physical integrity, self-determination, and individual freedom to do as one wishes. Control where euthanasia or aided suicide is legal comprise the Netherlands, Colombia, Switzerland, Japan, Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg, Estonia, Albania, the United states of Washington, Oregon, Montana, and Vermont and, starting in 2015, the Canadian Province of Quebec.

Individuals who are terminally ill do not make a decision on euthanasia for pleasure.  It’s a really grave commitment that someone who is terminally ill decides upon.  They have given considerable thought to what they want to occur, and they more often than not, have talked about this at great length with their loved ones.

Euthanasia is the ending of a very sick person’s life in order to alleviate them of their pain. And in nearly all instances euthanasia is carried out because the person who passes away asks for it, however, there are cases called euthanasia where a person can’t make such an appeal.

People have a specific right to die. And a separate right to die is not necessary, because our other human rights suggest the right to die. Death is a personal matter, and if there is no impairment to others, the state, and other people should not get to impede that decision.

We could ask the question, is death a bad thing? And that if death is not a bad thing, then many of the grievances of euthanasia disappear.

Is it because human life is intrinsically precious, or is it because our existence and demise are God’s business with which we shouldn’t impede upon, or because most people don’t want to die, or because most people believe that it breaches our freedom in an extreme way?

Everyone has a route that they want to go down, or a pathway that they want to stroll along. It’s not about the order of life, it’s about the direction that we want to go, and we can be directed on a specific path, however, at the end of the day we all make our own choices.

We are all in charge of our own existence, we are the building block of our own future, and no one can contest that, because we all dance to our own tune. Our aim is to exist in life, how we see suitable, full of aspirations, hopes, and determination.

What we do at the end of our life is very much the same. We are single people, and individually we can determine about how we exit this mortal coil, we don’t need anyone’s consent.

Anne Robinson may be worth an estimated £50 million, but that doesn’t stop her from foraging for food in a bin. The Weakest Link presenter gets into the Freegan spirit by helping to hunt for out of date food that has been thrown away by fancy supermarkets.

In the BBC documentary Britain’s Spending Secrets, Anne is spotted calling on eco-warrior Jedi and his girlfriend who live free of charge in the woods.

They don’t pay out money on food. Instead, they skip food from bins and prepare healthy meals. Jedi explains that every single thing they consume essentially comes from a bin, however, Anne is not ado and happily tucks in to her meal.

The 70 year old contentedly joins in with her recently developed friends as they head out in the dark for a splash of shopping at Waitrose, as she helps them find such opulent treats like salmon, feta and carrot homous prior to being chased away by a security guard.

It appears Anne’s standing helps the three get away with roughly £50 worth of skipped food, however, Anne admits she hasn’t been changed, and still requires her luxury comforts.

Anne as well spends time with wealthy people to differentiate the dissimilarity between spending habits between the rich and the poor.

He may be one of the most wealthy men in the United Kingdom, who made his millions from building trailer parks, but Alfie Best is still frugal by nature and refuses to send his son to a private school.

The reason that he hasn’t sent his son to a private school is because he’s desperate to install the will to achieve success, and no one can do that better than Alfie Best.

It’s understandable that Anne is a wee surprised that with all Alfie’s millions he doesn’t want to send his child off to somewhere he could get a higher quality education, but following the meeting with the self-made millionaire, Anne said that what she loves about Alfie is he is refreshingly blunt about his financial affairs.

His bank balance may have altered, but Alfie has the selfsame values that he grew up with as a child in a roadside caravan.

Anne also talks with single mum Charlotte, who has racked up £5,000 worth of arrears while she aspires to live the life of a footballer’s wife.

Mum of two talked honestly about her incomings and outgoings after greeting the presenter, and welcoming her into her home, but Charlotte, who lives on £213 a week, refuses to let that limit her from getting what she wants.

Anne Robinson is worth at least £50 million.

The television hostess, who gathered her enormous fortune throughout her lengthy profession as a presenter as well as overwhelming America with The Weakest Link, maintains she doesn’t know precisely how much she is worth, however, said she would like to think it’s more than £50 million.

The 70 year old Watchdog presenter, stated a lot of her money is in property, comprising a living quarters on Fifth Avenue in New York, a portion of a house in the Hampton’s, and a place in Gloucestershire.

If you question Anne on how much she’s worth, she doesn’t exactly know, but she’s got sufficient funds to have everything she desires.

Money is something we’re all captivated and controlled by. Yet it’s very British not to actually talk about it.

People will discuss their sex life, their mother’s dementia, their operations, and whatever else at a dinner party, however, people won’t chat about money.

Nearly all people that are wealthy have no difficulty frittering it away, and they definitely don’t appear to care what they lavish it on.  So, Anne can present her most recent show called “British Spending Secrets”, and she appears to be enjoying herself presenting the show, and then gives over the impression that being poverty-stricken is a walk in the park, but of course she can go back to her affluent way of life, and forget about the people that’s she’s been dealing with.

She, without question consistently gives a superior show, however, what people fail to remember is that these people are not putting on a show, this is actual life, and these are actual people.

Many of these people once worked for a living, however, through no failing of their own were either made unemployed, either because of redundancy or ill health, and it’s not a joke, and a subject that should be taken very seriously, and the show makes a mockery out of people that are genuinely trying to make ends meet.

Researchers have widely known for more than a decade that the pharmaceuticals we consume are inclined to turn up second hand in wildlife. Occasionally this can have dreadful results.

Chemical hormones in birth control pills, for example, pass into the urine and are set free through municipal sewage plants into the environment, where they can become powerful endocrine disruptors. These drugs change the reproductive physiology and behaviour of fish downstream, with effects comprising feminised or intersex males.

But so far, society’s response has mostly been a common disregard, because these are fish, not people. Why should we care? Attempts to perimeter drug contamination have mainly gone nowhere.

Fish counters in community supermarkets where 14 different types of fillets were bought.  They were then tested for the presence of various human pharmaceuticals, comprising the antihistamine found in drugs like Benadryl, and the anti-anxiety amalgam found in medications like Valium.

Eleven of 14 fish portions comprised raised levels of the two drugs.

Furthermore, the fish weren’t just freshwater varieties, such as catfish, or its Asian cousin swai, which might predictably pick up wastewater treatment byproducts in river environments. Saltwater fish, including mullet, cod, red snapper, ocean perch, bay scallops, mahimahi, Atlantic salmon, sole, and Spanish mackerel have been just as likely to be polluted.

So while eating fresh fish may well spur your levels of thriving omega-3 fatty acids, it also advises that it could as well mean unwittingly absorbing a cocktail of unintended drugs, not to mention mercury, PCBs, and other pollutants.

One baffling feature was that a great deal of fish examples came from Thailand, Vietnam, and China, countries that are well known for unlawful fishing, but not usually related to hefty pharmaceutical use.

However, prescription medication usage is quickly growing as those countries adopt the Western way of life. Numerous Asian countries have as well become general drug manufacturers, however, have hardly any, or no rules on what pharmaceutical manufacturers dump into the habitat.

The level of drugs established was comparatively tiny in human terms, because you are not going to handle your anxiety, or your runny nose by consuming fish. Even the biggest absorption recognised would still produce less than a thousandth of the normal therapeutic measure for either drug.

Unintentionally consuming many drugs with the same result could still present a health risk, and some medicines are dangerous if taken with each other. The anti-anxiety medication diazepam, for example, shouldn’t be incorporated with a lengthy catalogue of other prescription medication because it changes their potency.

The significant concern is for fish eating wildlife, because animals like cormorants and leopard seals. Their whole diet consists of fish.

The absorption of pharmaceuticals in any one meal is really small. However, as these animals dine on the same predator fish, and feed on them day after day, the contaminants accumulate in their bodies, and they weren’t designed to be eating any of these drugs.

A drug that is favourable in one species can have astounding and unforeseeable consequences in another. In India in the 1990s, for example, farmers began administering the drug diclofenac to alleviate arthritis symptoms in cattle. However, that drug causes fatal kidney failure in vultures, and because vultures forage on dead cattle, one of the biggest vulture populations in the world plunged 99 percent in just five years. Today, three vulture species are still flirting with extinction.

The effects of a single species can as well cascade through whole ecosystems. A short time ago, a human contraceptive by-product was added at typical levels in a tiny, remote lake. Because of the disruption to their procreative lives, fathead minnows, a common prey fish, disappeared inside of two years. After four years, slimy Sculpin, a further prey species, were down to 1 percent of their previous numbers.

The devastation worked its way up the food chain to lake trout, the crown predator, which decreased as much as 42 percent over a seven year study.

Removing drug residues from wastewater treatment plant waste is very costly, particularly for expanding countries that haven’t yet constructed even the most basic sewage treatment. However, in nearly every ecosystem, humans are at the summit of the food chain. What takes place in the plant and wildlife close by will eventually happen to us.

Consider that, and let your lawmakers know what you think the next time you step up to the seafood counter, or reach for a prescription medication.

Pharmaceutical companies have developed the vast number of medicines known to humankind, however, they have financially gained handsomely from doing so, and not at all times by legal methods.

The United States pay a good way more than anyone, anywhere else in the world for brand name prescription medications, and pharmaceutical companies spend a lot more money on experimentation, however, they pay out almost twice as much on marketing as they spend on research. They as well make more in financial gain, on average, as they spend on experimentation.

Making medication by pharmaceutical companies is not done with any empathy at all. There is a specific structured preparation when making drugs for ailing people. It’s an administration of parasites that don’t care how they make money, or what is seeping back into the environment, and it’s horrifying. Not only is it unpleasant, but people are unwilling to do anything about it.

It’s clear that medication is imperative, we would be stupid to believe otherwise, however, every new medication that comes out is costing billions of pounds to manufacture, however, they make more than that in revenue.

The conclusion, is that making medication is profit making, however, it still overflows back into the environment, there are no two ways about it, and they know that people that are sick require pharmaceutical companies.

Circumstances make the demand, and it has an effect on all of us at some time or another. We are the architect of our own design, and we are the motivating force that drives them along to make another medication for its profit making scheme.

We supply them with enough ammunition that sustains them, and we cultivate a thriving business – we make it possible.

Kensington Palace, the home and workplace of Prince William and Princess Kate, have written to the press imploring them not to issue pictures taken by paparazzi, who have been going to increasingly great lengths to get images of Prince George.

A line has been crossed by the paparazzi over the last couple of months, and their methods have become menacing, and typify a very tangible safety risk for the two year old prince.

Photographers’ conduct has caused William and Kate to be worried about their capability to supply a childhood for Prince George and Princess Charlotte that is free from intimidation and scrutiny.

The statement as well mentioned an event where a paparazzi parked outside a children’s play zone, and lay down in the trunk in the expectation of catching a picture of the young prince.

A paparazzo leased a car and parked in a discreet place outside a children’s play zone. The car was hidden by blackened windows. He then took the additional step of draping sheets inside the car, and made a secret stash of food and drinks to get him through a full day of surveillance, remaining there in hope of catching pictures of Prince George.

The police force found him laying down in the boot of the car, trying to shoot photographs with a long lens through a small gap in his hide. It is of course distressing that such tactics are aimed at doing more than taking pictures, which shouldn’t be done anyway, but these people also profit from what pictures they can take.

They’re taking images of a two year old boy, in a play zone, along with other children that would be there as well. If it were anyone else, they would be apprehended, not just for taking the images, but as well for pedophilia.

This is a criminal offence, and whether this guy was from the press or not, he should be arrested, because taking pictures of somebody else without their permission, makes that person a victim.

This is a young two year old boy that can’t fight his corner, and there should be a line that the press should not be permitted to cross. It’s quite straightforward in fact, leave this little man alone – he’s a little darling, like all other children his age.

He is a human being, and like everybody else is entitled to his simple human rights, so, the paparazzi should just leave him to grow up like any other child.

I’m not saying that the paparazzi should not be allowed to take images of this little man, however, they should only take them when permission has been given, and not at any other time.

Kensington Palace as well stated that in recent months photographers have used long range lenses to catch images of Kate playing with Prince George in a number of private parks.

They have also monitored Prince George and his nanny’s movements around London Parks, and the movements of their household workforce were as well monitored by photographers, as well as children of individuals calling on the home of William and Kate were photographed.

Additional children were used around play areas to draw Prince George into view, and photographers have been found hidden in grasslands and woods around the Duke and Duchess’s home in Norfolk.

In addition to this, in order to take photographs of Prince George playing with his grandmother, they concealed themselves among the sand dunes on a beach.

In a raised security domain, such tactics are a danger to all involved. The concern is that it will not always be feasible to swiftly differentiate between somebody taking photographs and someone planning to do more instantaneous harm.

As I have specified in many preceding articles that I have written, I am not a Royalist in any way, shape or form, however, I do have an agenda on ones Human Rights, whether it be Mr Joe Public or the Royal family, everyone qualifies to that right.

Nevertheless, we are purely a zealous game for the paparazzi as they flash their camera’s at anyone that will make the front line page. With their zoom lenses, they will put emphasis on anybody that will make them the most money, but it’s not only that, it’s the amusement that goes with it, like a fox-hunt, its not congenial, its in for the kill – and snap!!

Thousands of Polish people working in Britain are expected to take part in the first ever migrant workers strike in this country later this month. The protest, proposed for Thursday 20th August, is the outcome of talks on Polish Internet forums by people irate at immigrants being held responsible for Britain’s financial difficulties.

The unofficial strike, which does not require any trade unions, is being backed by the Polish Express newspaper which has produced a Facebook group to promote the gathering. A red T-shirt has been made for the remonstration which states: “Enough! Stop blaming us. ”

The proposal of a strike came from one of their readers, and it’s just a way to show people in the United Kingdom that immigrants are a significant part of Britain. They want to pinpoint that they’re here, and that they want to feel appreciated.

At more than 680,000 people, the Polish populace is part of the largest in Britain. About half a million Polish employees are depended upon in area’s such as construction, healthcare and catering.

Ultimatums to strike come in the middle of a government crackdown in opposition to unlawful immigrants, induced by recurrent endeavours by migrants seeking to cross the English Channel from Calais in recent weeks.

However, judgement is split over the proposed remonstration. This is not the sort of thing they would be willing to reinforce, for the simple rationale it might be more harmful to individuals with consequences from employers, than any benefit that could be obtained.

The concept of a one day strike can be filled with problems. The lowest obligatory conditions for a legal strike movement, comprising the existence of a trade debate, would not be present, so any employees considered to be striking would not have the safety that is extended to employees taking legitimate strike action.

Yesterday saw the take off of a remonstration of a more favourable kind. Using the Twitter hashtag #Polishblood, organisers want Polish migrants to give blood on the 20th August, rather than not turning up for work. Hundreds of people have already promised to donate blood since the campaign was launched on Facebook and Twitter yesterday.

Everyone will find something for themselves in this remonstration, if someone senses they’re being discriminated against, they will be able to display the most favourable thing that somebody can do, a really humble thing of just giving blood. It’s an entirely good thing to encourage the British/Polish relationship.

Far from being a drain on the country, migrants in fact make Britain a more flourishing place, as stated by a major account by researchers at University College London last year. It established that immigrants from the European Union who came to Britain in the space separating 2000 and 2011, paid out £20 billion more in taxes than they were given in benefits.

Britain’s financial resources could come to a halt if hundreds of thousands of Polish employee’s went on strike, and many Polish people are worried that their ethnic origin has been assessed, and they’re now the fall-boy in the immigration dispute.

However, now is not the right time for such endeavours.  Lately relationships have tremendously improved, and they have not observed any outstanding assaults on the Polish from the mainstream press or politicians.

The call for Polish employees to give their blood, rather than a strike, has cross party support, and while striking is of the last resort, they completely support alternative community ingenuity, such blood donations.

The blood giving initiative is extraordinary, and they should be doing more to merge migrants better with the communities, to also motive favourable relations, and work with each other for common objectives.

Giving blood is one illustration of how people can high point their supportive donation to the United Kingdom in a useful and favourable way.

There are more than six million foreign born employees in Britain, accounting for one in seven of all in work. They make up more than a third of employees that are in the food and clothing assembly, and more than a quarter of warehouse employees.

There are 31 percent of cleaners and people employed in food preparation and hospitality, extending from butchers to cooks, and bar managers that are migrant workers. And about 30 percent of NHS doctors, and 40 percent of nurses, are from overseas.

One in five of careers is overseas workers, and tens of thousands of migrants work as fruit and vegetable pickers. And more than one in three of all overseas born workers live in London.

It doesn’t really matter where they all reside, what matters is that they will do the work that us Brits won’t because most foreign born workers will take less money for what they do, and eventually most will go back to their country, because the money they earn here is worth a hell of a lot more where they come from, so when they take their stash of money back home, they’re loaded.

Nearly all overseas born workers will take less money for more hours. Whereas, British born people will not work for less money, and will certainly not work additional hours.  Us British are not that foolish – Not that foreign born workers are stupid, in fact their very smart cookies as a matter of fact, that’s why nearly all of them are not sitting on their arses in front of the TV doing the couch potato dance, however, then they have an incentive, and our government gives us nothing.

It’s not that they have a fondness for money, but they know that the money that they are being paid will be more valuable in their own country to sustain their families, and that’s all the motivation that they need.

We clearly wish to provide for our families, but refuse to do it for next to nothing, and that’s the difference between us and them.

In the United Kingdom people consider that they warrant to be treated with reverence, and we lay claim to that. The problem is, our government doesn’t see eye to eye on this, and has absolutely no respect for its workers.