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Gary Kremen Is a Thief

December 22nd, 2011 · No Comments

Former owner of sex.com, founder of Match.com and current owner of http://www.cleanpowerfinance.com/ is nothing more than a common thief.
He took $500 from me years ago for advertising on some of his websites. He never posted the advertising and never refunded the money stating that since he had sold the company he didn’t need to. But he […]

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Did National Grid Successfully Bribe Conservative MP Eric Pickles?

January 8th, 2011 · 2 Comments

The only explanation for Eric Pickles MP allowing a massive industrial gas complex to be built against local and national planning rules on beautiful gloucestershire farm land, a plant that has been proved to be unnecessary could be that money has changed hands unofficially. Ether that or complete stupidity is at play here.
National Grid first […]

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Students, Fees, Riots, Idiots!

December 2nd, 2010 · No Comments

Who can possibly argue that public money should be used for higher education, then in order to convey this sentiment destroy public property causing damage that will cost the equivalent of 3 peoples university education to repair. Anyone who thinks this makes any sense does not belong in higher education at all.
The fact that the […]

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A Cracking Call

July 22nd, 2008 · No Comments

Transcript:
[RING RING… RING RING]
Me: Hello, Stuart Fox….
Caller: [silence] ….. Good afternoon can I speak to Mr or Mrs Fox please.
Me: Yes…
Caller: Hello, I am calling from the Legal Bureau and we are phoning round the local area to let people know about our free service for anyone who has had an accident.
Me: Good, I’ve had […]

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Who is God?

July 15th, 2008 · 1 Comment

All gods and religion are just tools of oppression and control. Every bible story follows astronomic patterns and it is on the behaviour of the sun and stars that all religion is based.
Just look at the death, torture and suffering imposed upon humans by their fellows in the name of a so called all loving […]

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One rule for us, none for them… Corse (Foscombe Hill) Gloucester Gypsy Site

July 14th, 2008 · No Comments

Double standards, especially when created and upheld by governments are a great danger to the delicate equilibrium of any civilised society.
They are the main cause of racial tension, the Race Relations Act 1976 inadvertently created the preferential treatment of immigrants regarding housing by councils who were scared of falling foul of this law; this sparked […]

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One giant leap for mankind…. Backwards!

June 25th, 2008 · 2 Comments

A few weeks ago I was shopping in Tesco, outside were group of teenage boys talking, but the sounds coming from their lips were only barely understandable. Words were ejaculating from them in one-word-per-breath guttural tones, they were hanging their heads and shoulders and it did honestly remind be of the behaviour of primates I’ve […]

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Life

June 9th, 2008 · 1 Comment

Like the mould that grows on a discarded sandwich - life evolved on earth and is just as insignifcant.
I envy those with faith. It must give a fantastic sense of purpose and meaning to life.

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Some interesting figures regarding house prices…

June 3rd, 2008 · No Comments

I’ve often heard it, always from the older generations…
“Isn’t it about time you got your foot on the property ladder, settled down”.
Lets run through some numbers.
If you are between 50 and 60 years old now you would have probably paid between 15k and 30k for a house, lets take an example of a house in […]

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French Fisherman Blockades - Economic implications

May 21st, 2008 · No Comments

French fishermen are blockading all major french ferry ports, ruining 1000’s of people’s bank holiday plans as part of a strategically timed appeal for state aid. The extra money they want is in order to cope with rising fuel prices.
I support direct action, but France is part of the European economy, as is Britain […]

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