Nov 20 2013
Shut the Gates up good and proper.
The Daily Chimpanzee
So, Eugenicist Bill Gates shed a tear when giving a farewell speech for Microsoft’s out going CEO Steve Ballmer.
How fucking touching.
Course, I don’t remember the geek monster shedding any tears for the 47,000 Indian children that were crippled by the Bill & Melinda Gates Vaccine programme:
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation created the GAVI alliance to push vaccinations on the poorest parts of the developing world in the name of “saving lives” and stopping disease.
In particular, Bill Gates expects to take credit for wiping out polio worldwide by making it one of his primary issues. But at what cost?
In April 2012, I reported on a disturbing claim in the Indian medical press that some 47,500 children had been paralyzed as a direct result of the polio vaccination campaign that had swept through their populous country. India’s National Polio Surveillance Project found that a sharp rise in the cases of non-polio paralysis correlated with areas where doses of oral polio vaccine were also increased.
Worse, children afflicted with polio vaccine-derived non-polio paralysis “were at more than twice the risk of dying than those with wild polio infection,” according to Indian officials.
Bill Gates has publicly denied that his vaccination campaign harmed anyone after being confronted by Truthstream Media’s Melissa Melton.
In June 2013, a ten-month old baby in India made headlines after it was paralyzed from receiving a polio vaccine, all while Bollywood celebrities, reportedly hired by the Gates Foundation, were used to urge the public to accept the vaccinations.
Neither do I remember Gates shedding any tears for the thousands upon thousands who have died as a result of vaccines.
Bill Gates, you sir are a prize cunt… Your contribution to global depopulation will not be forgotten.
Bill Gates breaks down delivering farewell speech for outgoing Microsoft CEO Ballmer
- Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer attended his final shareholders meeting today as chief executive
- Ballmer announced in August he would step down after 13 years as CEO
- Chairman Bill Gates got emotional during farewell speech
PUBLISHED: 19:37, 19 November 2013 | UPDATED: 08:47, 20 November 2013
Normally the picture of composure, Microsoft chairman revealed his softer side on Tuesday as he choked up during company CEO Steve Ballmer’s final shareholders meeting as chief executive today.
The co-founder of the software giant said progress was being made to find Ballmer’s replacement and he thanked him for serving as CEO for the last 13 years.
Only Gates and Ballmer have led Microsoft Corp. since its founding 38 years ago.
Teary: Microsoft chairman Bill Gates choked up as he ended his remarks at the company’s annual shareholders meeting today
Gates grew emotional while saying that both he and Ballmer are committed to making sure ‘that the next CEO is the right person for the right time for the company we both love.’
Ballmer, who said in August that he would step down within 12 months, was mostly light-hearted at what he called a ‘unique and fun meeting.’
One shareholder suggested a U.S. government cabinet post as an information technology secretary be created for Ballmer.
The outgoing CEO replied that he didn’t think the job would make sense, adding ‘but thank you for trying to help me find work.’
Big shoes to fill: Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer (pictured) said in August he would step down from the top job
Microsoft chairman Bill Gates, front right, sits with other company officers at today’s annual shareholders meeting in Bellevue, Washington
The company, based in Redmond, Washington, said today that all of its proposals were approved.
Board nominees, including Ballmer and Gates, were re-elected with each nominee backed by more than 90 percent of the votes cast.
Gates thanked Ballmer for his 33 years at Microsoft, 13 of them as CEO and made the point that for such a large corporation, it was unusual that there had only been two CEO’s – him and Ballmer.
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‘Steve and I really appreciated all the joys and challenges that came with being CEO,’ he said.
‘It’s a real privilege to lead the incredibly talented group of employees we have. It’s a privilege to work on the technology that’s changed the world.’
Business partners and friends: Redmond, Washington State, USA — Original caption: Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer during a press conference at Redmond in 2000
Gates choked up when talking about two other things that he and Ballmer share: ‘We’ve got a commitment to make sure that the next CEO is the right person for the right time for the company we both love.
‘And we share a commitment that Microsoft will succeed as a company that makes the world a better place.’
Gates said on Tuesday he was pleased with Microsoft Corp’s progress in finding a new chief executive but outlined the difficulties in picking the next leader of the world’s largest software company as it seeks to reinvent itself as a mobile computing power.
Gates is part of the four-man committee that gave itself a year to find a successor to Chief Executive Officer Steve Ballmer after he announced his plan to retire in August. Sources close to the process have said the search is down to a handful of candidates, but the company itself has been largely silent.
Beginnings: Redmond, Washington State, USA — Microsoft co-founder and CEO Bill Gates with other Microsoft executives: Steve Ballmer (left) and Mike Maple (center)
‘We’ve been doing a lot of meetings with both internal and external candidates and we’re pleased with the progress,’ said Gates at Microsoft’s annual shareholder meeting in Bellevue, Washington.
‘We’re looking at a number of candidates and I’m not going to give a timeline today.’
Ballmer said in August he planned to retire within 12 months, and the CEO search committee – headed by lead independent director and former IBM executive John Thompson – tasked itself with finding a replacement by the end of that period. Sources close to the company expect an appointment no later than January.
Gates, who in previous years did not address the shareholders’ meeting with prepared remarks, went on to describe the challenges of finding the right person to lead Microsoft.
‘It’s a complex role to fill – a lot of different skills, experience and capabilities that we need,’ he said.
‘It’s a complex global business the new CEO will have to lead. The person has to have a lot of comfort in leading a highly technical organization and have an ability to work with our top technical talent to seize the opportunities.’
Indeed, few CEOs wielded more power than Microsoft chief Steve Ballmer.
And yet the company’s first and foremost salesman never gained the respect he deserved for his role in transforming Bill Gates’ tiny startup in the woods outside Seattle into the world’s largest software maker.
Ballmer had the misfortune to follow megastar Gates at the helm just as the company hit the end of its explosive growth period and faced a resurgent Apple Inc under an inspired Steve Jobs.
The Detroit native, who met Gates at Harvard, was doubly unfortunate that his ascent to the CEO office in January 2000 came just weeks before the bursting of the dot.com stock bubble, from which Microsoft’s share price never recovered.
Salesman and software genius: Steve Ballmer and Bill Gates at a PC Forum in 1986 in Phoenix, Arizona
Although Ballmer did treble revenues at Microsoft during his time in charge, and managed to steer the company away from obscurity or crisis that befell other tech firms, he consistently attracted criticism for management miscues.
Under his watch, Apple and Google Inc roared past Microsoft in the emerging arena of Internet search, smartphones and tablets, which made the software company look stodgy and behind-the-times.
‘He tried hard. Nobody can doubt his commitment to Microsoft,’ said Sid Parakh, an analyst at fund firm McAdams Wright Ragen. “The missing element was execution.”
His attempt to catch up was a failed $47 billion bid for fading internet giant Yahoo Inc in 2008, a company which is now worth much less. Yahoo’s inexplicable decision to reject the deal probably saved Ballmer’s job.
Ballmer never lacked passion and energy for the company he helped to build, but he was always more of a salesman and cheerleader than a technology visionary.
‘That is the most expensive phone in the world and it doesn’t appeal to business customers,’ Ballmer laughed in a TV interview after the launch of Apple’s iPhone in 2007. Five years later, iPhone sales alone were greater than Microsoft’s overall revenue.
Bill Gates (R), chairman of Microsoft, and Steve Ballmer (L), ceo and president of Microsoft, talk to members of the media during Forum 2000 at Microsoft headquarters 22 June 2000 in Redmond, Washington
A clip of a semi-hysterical Ballmer screeching and dancing around the stage to rally Microsoft employees has been viewed nearly five million times on YouTube, gaining him the nickname ‘Monkey Boy’. And his hypnotic and slightly unhinged mantra of ‘developers, developers, developers’, captured at another company conference, made him the butt of jokes for years after.
A natural math whiz from Michigan, Ballmer met Gates at Harvard before Gates dropped out to co-found Microsoft in 1975.
Five years later, Gates persuaded Ballmer to drop out of Stanford Business School to become Microsoft’s first commercial manager, and only the company’s 30th employee, giving him an 8 percent stake.
As Microsoft’s first salesman, rather than a techie, he was viewed with some distrust.
‘The first time we met face-to-face, I thought this guy looks like an operative for the NKVD (Soviet police),’ recalled Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen in his memoir.
‘He had piercing blue eyes and a genuine toughness. Though as I got to know him better, I found a gentler side as well.’
Allen said that the young Ballmer – a zealous basketball player and jogger – would wake him up at 7 a.m. doing push-ups in their shared hotel room on early business trips.
As Microsoft engineered the personal computer revolution through the 80s and 90s, the sales side of the organization grew in size and importance, led by the charismatic Ballmer – unmistakable on campus and at industry meetings with his shiny bald dome, strapping physique and booming voice.
In Microsoft-speak, employees were either a ‘Bill guy’, meaning a technology person, or a ‘Steve guy’, meaning a sales and marketing person.
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer (L) and Chairman Bill Gates (R) answer questions 01 November 2002 in Redmond, Washington
When Ballmer, known internally as SteveB, took over from Gates as Microsoft CEO in 2000, some saw it as the triumph of sales over technology and innovation, which ultimately ruined the company.
‘I have my own theory about why decline happens at companies like IBM or Microsoft,’ former Apple CEO Jobs is quoted as saying in his biography.
‘The quality of the product becomes less important. The company starts valuing the great salesmen.’
Jobs was partially correct. Under Ballmer’s watch, Microsoft missed the shift to smartphones and tablets, and its share price has been static for the last decade.
All the while, Ballmer tended to push out any executives who threatened his power.
‘His (Ballmer’s) continued presence is the biggest overhang on Microsoft’s stock,’ prominent hedge fund investor David Einhorn said in 2011, as he campaigned publicly for Ballmer’s ouster. Microsoft shares rose 7 percent on the news of Ballmer’s retirement on Friday.
But Ballmer’s record as a CEO was not as bad as many think. People close to him say his loud public persona belied a quietly shrewd business mind, and he managed Microsoft as well as anyone could as the company reached a mature stage.
He boosted Microsoft’s revenues and more than doubled its already large profits. He outlasted erstwhile rivals such as Novell and Sun Microsystems, which have now all-but disappeared, and avoided the boardroom fiascos of Hewlett-Packard or dramatic decline of AOL.
‘I don’t see anybody else on the management team at Microsoft that I think would be much better than Ballmer,’ said Eric Jackson at hedge fund Ironfire Capital.
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November 20, 2013 @ 4:30 pm
bill the gate keeper does appear to be looking more and more like Woody Allen every day, he probably shares the same sexual interests and habits too… the guy is just another front man, another psychopath who’s sold his soul…
November 21, 2013 @ 2:28 am
Gates looks more and more like a reptile. you know, the kind David Icke talks about. It’s amazing how the recent photos of him look more and more like one of those Gallapagos Island Turtles!!! He’s a dead ringer for one of them. And if he really is a reptile like David Icke thinks all these ultra rich guys are….then he really IS a reptile. That would definitely explain why he could care less about the children of India and cries crocodile tears over some other reptile looking jerk. Maybe Gates is a secret Jew afterall???
November 22, 2013 @ 1:37 am
I agree about Gates mate, but Icke doesn’t really believe they are reptiles himself it’s just the day job!
November 22, 2013 @ 7:39 pm
that’s because they’re both frigging jewish……
November 22, 2013 @ 10:03 pm
Icke and misses do the handsigns
http://flywithmeproductions.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/d_picke11.jpg
November 20, 2013 @ 6:18 pm
The Gates Foundation, aka the tax-exempt Gates Family Trust, is currently in the process of spending billions of dollars in the name of humanitarianism to establish a global food monopoly dominated by genetically-modified (GM) crops and seeds. And based on the Gates family’s history of involvement in world affairs, it appears that one of its main goals besides simply establishing corporate control of the world’s food supply is to reduce the world’s population by a significant amount in the process.
Bill Gates’ father, William H. Gates Sr., has long been involved with the eugenics group Planned Parenthood, a rebranded organization birthed out of the American Eugenics Society. In a 2003 interview with PBS’ Bill Moyers, Bill Gates admitted that his father used to be the head of Planned Parenthood, which was founded on the concept that most human beings are just “reckless breeders” and “human weeds” in need of culling
William Gates Sr.’s association with Planned Parenthood and continued influence in the realm of “population and reproductive health” is significant because Gates Sr. is co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. This long-time eugenicist “guides the vision and strategic direction” of the Gates Foundation, which is currently heavily focused on forcing GMOs on Africa via its financing of the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA).
The Gates Foundation has admittedly given at least $264.5 million in grant commitments to AGRA (www.gatesfoundation.org/about/Documents/BMGFFactSheet.pdf), and also reportedly hired Dr. Robert Horsch, a former Monsanto executive for 25 years who developed Roundup (google Roundup), to head up AGRA back in 2006. According to a report published in La Via Campesina back in 2010, 70 percent of AGRA’s grantees in Kenya work directly with Monsanto, and nearly 80 percent of the Gates Foundation funding is devoted to biotechnology.
The Gates Foundation pledged $880 million in April 2010 to create the Global Agriculture and Food Security Program (GAFSP), which is a heavy promoter of GMOs. GAFSP, of course, was responsible for providing $35 million in “aid” to earthquake-shattered Haiti to be used for implementing GMO agricultural systems and technologies.
Back in 2003, the Gates Foundation invested $25 million in “GM (genetically modified) research to develop vitamin and protein-enriched seeds for the world’s poor,” a move that many international charities and farmers groups vehemently opposed (http://healthfreedoms.org). And in 2008, the Gates Foundation awarded $26.8 million to Cornell University to research GM wheat, which is the next major food crop in the crosshairs of Monsanto’s GM food crop pipeline
November 20, 2013 @ 9:48 pm
Yeah, I see lots of attempts at pointing out how bad that Roundup is Dogman. Well, from what I have seen of it, it’s fucking useless anyway. I bought a fucking bottle in the spring to do the weeds between my patio..The fuckers were up in less than 10 days like the fucking amazon !
If you want good weed killer folks, and you don’t wanna pay or help these twats, Spray vinegar on them, or cover them in salt. It will kill them very effectively, but will probably kill your pretty plants too, so be careful !
Also vinegar is a brilliant household cleaner, 5 % acid, and kills about 70 % of all known fungi, and 90 odd % of all known germs. They use it in hospitals after MRSA outbreaks ! Although, I think they are even smarter now, and actually use it before. Also excellent for ear infections, and for Mr Trostky and his eye infection, smear some honey in mate, as it works wonders. It will sting a little at first, but after 2 minutes you will have lovely white eyeballs !
Oh and just one thing, Bleach is not poisonous like lots of people say ! When used it dissolves to water and salts. It is corrosive however, and should not be ingested for that reason. I think that will kill your weeds too !
November 20, 2013 @ 9:52 pm
Sorry Trotsky, you got great eyes, i think it was Rile lol.
November 21, 2013 @ 12:01 am
I dont care who it was, but there’s some fucker at the my front door called Pooh, demanding to lick my eyeball… HELP!
November 21, 2013 @ 8:05 am
Can you tell me more about this honey for your eyes? What kinds of conditions is it for?
November 21, 2013 @ 1:21 pm
Yes Babs, A pollen based honey, even when they are mixed are a very effective antiseptic. That is why honey never goes off. It is a natural anti bacterial agent, and will cleanse and heal infections in damaged tissues, as well as fighting off many types of persistent chronic bouts. It is extremely hard for bacteria to become resistant to it, as its sugars are so complex. Thus, it is very useful for delicate tissues when conventional antibiotics are not as good as they should be. It is especially good on eye infections such as styes, blepharitis, and a good few others too. I have used it if I ever get hay fever and a few other things, as it reduces the symptoms.
Also for anyone who has ever had blurry vision, and ain’t sure why.
This can be a side affect of middle ear infections like labyrinthitis and vestibular neuritis. It does a great job of killing infection that has spread from the inner ear to eyes. Check up online, loads of stuff about it.
They do sell a prime type called Manuka honey, this is pretty expensive. I have used a few bottles of squeeze honey, just apply a smear a couple of types a day, and you should notice the difference within about 2 to 3 days.
November 21, 2013 @ 6:29 pm
Thanks for that, you learn something every day!! That Manuka honey costs a weeks wages lol.
November 21, 2013 @ 8:57 pm
yeah, just one more thing, as i was having a read up my self. It is not advisable to give it to infants, as their digestive tracts are underdeveloped…So it is a no, no, for under a year of age at least !
November 21, 2013 @ 9:59 pm
Honey is a cure for many things babs. Many of us cant afford manuka honey, but any organic honey produced where you live will do fine – in fact, its better to use locally produced organic honey than one produced elsewhere. Look at local farmers markets or health food outlets that sell local produce.
November 21, 2013 @ 10:02 pm
And buy teatree oil – a staple for your medicine chest. Anti fungal,anti bacterial antiviral. Helps with so many common health problems . Cheap to buy too.
November 22, 2013 @ 6:52 am
Search the 100 benefits of coconut oil too!
November 21, 2013 @ 11:28 pm
Yikes
what is that doing to us?
salt ‘n’ vinegar? no more fish n chips for me then.
November 22, 2013 @ 9:19 am
i have several cups of black tea with cinnamon and local honey daily,the cinnamon cured my type 2 diabeties getting me off metformin and statins,local honey from your own area will also help cure pollen allergies in summer.
November 22, 2013 @ 1:14 pm
@ don64. How long did it take don? I’m on metformin and would give that a go. Any tips mate?
November 22, 2013 @ 2:31 pm
rile_dup,aint sure how long takes to work,i just know when i found out about cinnamon and honey cures id give it a try and stopped all meds and when went for my 6 monthly diabetic review all my bloods were great and cholestrol count was down from 18 to 5 and blood pressure way down too.i started by just eating a little cinnamon stick each day and now i put large pinch of ground cinnamon in my tea or muffins and have been doing so last 3 years,you can get ground cinnamon from health shop for around 80p and will last around 6 months but keep it in mason jar or any other air tight container,have a look on you tube for cinnamon and honey cures to get some ideas on how you can take it bro,i prefer it in hot tea as it releases the oils out the cinnamon,hope that helps.
November 22, 2013 @ 3:42 pm
@R_D I’m not too clued up on Type 2, Type 1 myself, but I believe there is a lot of evidence to back up don64’s claims. e.g.
http://lowcarbdiets.about.com/od/nutrition/a/cinnamonbenefit.htm
Also, apple cider vinegar is supposed to be good for lowering/stabilising blood glucose levels.
http://altmedicine.about.com/od/applecidervinegardiet/a/applecidervineg.htm
November 22, 2013 @ 3:56 pm
Yes thanks a lot for that mate. Very excited about the prospect of unhooking myself from the care of the local health service and all the rigmarole that goes along with it. Patronising tossers always seem to want to make me feel more unwell than I actually am. Scaremongers TBH.
Here’s to the new cinnamon fix. Cheers!
November 22, 2013 @ 4:03 pm
Nice one Trotsk. Big fan of cider mate. Will Bulmers do it? Ahh nectar!!!
Sorry to hear that mate. You have it harder than us I guess.
Cheers much for the links pal!
November 22, 2013 @ 5:33 pm
in my view all prescription meds are crap,most are just a synthesization of something natural you can take for that illness for more or less free and because your taking something not natural into ur body it will give you other health issues,all scripted meds do is mask the symtoms of your illness anyway,i dont know of and scriped meds that cure you unless its something natural they are giving you,ive passed the cinnamon cure onto lots of people with type 2 and ALL have had good results.
November 21, 2013 @ 2:32 am
Dogman – right on guy. Or should I say spot on. Why do you thnk old Slick Willy wanted everyone in the world to have a computer and be connected to the net? So Microsoft could reap billions!!! Now the whole scheme is making more sense. Make everyone get the net. Have everyone use the Microsoft software and make billions and then use those billions to erradicate all the useless eaters around the world. Simple enough. Why didn’t I think of it years ago? No wonder I hated Bill Gates years ago and didn’t really understand why. Now I do. Now you should, too.
November 21, 2013 @ 11:19 am
Yup!
November 20, 2013 @ 7:43 pm
The wanker stole his ideas from Apple and Steve Jobs in the first place…..
You can guarantee his vaccines don’t contain whatever it says on the label. This creep is a true worshipper of the Georgia Guidestones.
November 20, 2013 @ 8:19 pm
Fuck him, he can’t take it with him, that’s for sure ! He is another one everyone thinks invented everything ! He bought his operating system, filled it full of things from the 70’s and then tried to patent the lot of it ! That’s why he is such a tight cunt. Cos he knows people steal things and tweak it, he’s a fucking prime example ! Go look at some of that unix stuff from like 1973 M.A Bell. etc. Fucking windows was out then before microsoft was even thought of ! It took him until 95 to get an o/s similar to what was developed in the early 70’s and jobs tried to fucking steal it too.
Don’t give them vaccines, Billy Bo. Send some fucking nutritional food to India. Then prevent Monsanto swindling everyone into using their G.M seeds and then fucking them up the ass over patents etc. etc. etc….Oh silly me, you can’t can you, as that would be a conflict of interest, as you are a big player in that company too !
November 20, 2013 @ 9:08 pm
To me he’s starting to look like the Duck (To quote ye Chris) but almost 2 peas in a sick feckin pod. A Story in our local paper is where a couple are taking a Medical practice to court after they gave a vaccination to a young baby that was meant for an older child. Why do some vaccines need a difference in ages? Does an older body help fight off the poisons better? And why the feck will parents not read the horror stories before having some evil bastard inject their own kids?!
November 20, 2013 @ 10:19 pm
Because they believe the hype Michael , and dare not go against the flow for being labelled a “bad parent” THIS is what has to change. Keep sharing, we will get there x
November 20, 2013 @ 11:18 pm
Bill Gates’ success came from selling his software to pc manufacturers rather than building his own hardware with it installed. You don’t own your copy of Windows, you’re buying a licence to use it.
November 21, 2013 @ 3:55 am
Just look at the psychopathic Cobra eyes of this reptile from the “light upon nations”!
November 21, 2013 @ 8:47 am
Is eugenics the answer? The question is: do the upper levels of today’s society have any desirable traits? No, they haven’t. Getting rid of them (Gates included), thereby preventing them from spreading their genes, would be doing our species a favour.
November 21, 2013 @ 10:37 am
I dunno, I dunno, wish I know differently but…. we all have researched the connections and its not looking good. Breaks my heart that some of us do not put in the time to ….cough…choke..excuse me.. connect the dots. I am happy to be proved wrong however there is nowhere to go with this when you do some fact finding. Shares in Monsanto, for example. Throwing in a ”fuck me” just because it can do with some full on response. Stay safe.
November 21, 2013 @ 10:43 am
Back in the days of the brouhaha over the MMR vaccine, I remember our doctor warning (blackmailing) us into either allowing our baby son to have the vaccine, or we could piss off as he wouldn’t be our doctor anymore. Know doubt he would pass our ‘beligerence’ on to any future GP we might wish to register. We made our excuses and left………………;-)
November 21, 2013 @ 10:58 am
Benny came up with a form on the old forum that you could ask your Doc to sign regarding the safety of the vaccine being administered. I would be interested to see how many (if any) would sign it. Shame it isn’t like the dentist. I always grab his bollocks before he gets started and say “Now we ain’t gonna hurt one another are we?” Works for me!
Seriously though, ask your Doc if he would give one of his own family members the vaccine or recommend Chemotherapy for cancer.
November 22, 2013 @ 12:05 pm
I think we know the answer to that question dude…….
November 21, 2013 @ 4:16 pm
This is an interesting story, of a man in the states. It is in quite a few mentions around the net. Mountain Man Arrested for Trying to Feed Himself, owns judge
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=521_1384992875
November 21, 2013 @ 8:27 pm
dont think microsoft,are JUST…a software company..with one or two sidelines.
long story short,i had a few probs with the old peeps home,my mum-inlaw,was in.
the ones actually looking after the residents,were great,the probs started,when i came up
against,the manager,and the pricks above.
this realy pissed me off,so i did a search to find who actually owned the company.?
the parent company is….you guessed it……….MICROSOFT.
this corporation has more funny money,than some country`s.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft
November 21, 2013 @ 8:42 pm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_mergers_and_acquisitions_by_Microsoft#Divestitures
November 22, 2013 @ 8:39 am
While Gates the twat is working tirelessly the destruction of mankind as we know it our own government have their own agenda. One of the most frightening bills ever, designed to stop all verbal and written opposition. The Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Bill.
http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/bills/cbill/2013-2014/0007/14007.pdf
November 22, 2013 @ 12:20 pm
Yepper….we are getting there. The full Police State apparatus should be in place anytime soon…..all by stealth of course, so as not to frighten the so called ‘Middle Classes’ they don’t give a FF about the rest of the ‘useless eaters’ …..
November 22, 2013 @ 10:15 pm
No, really, Fuck them ! I don’t give two fucks. People will just have to become more determined, and go for the head of the beast that subjugates them won’t they.
November 26, 2013 @ 9:10 am
The beauty of Mr Gates’ operating systems tho’ is the ability to disseminate information. We are able to hoist them by their own petard……so to speak……bet they never thought that would happen as quickly as it’s happening…..no wonder they are at pains to censor the internet……..