England First Party exposes Preston Mafia
2012 is a Guild year in Preston – a year when Prestonians are meant to be proud of their home city. Preston Guild is a unique civic celebration, held every Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Political Corruption
England’s rotten boroughs
Councils across England are struggling with the consequences of the financial crisis, deciding how and where to implement cutbacks that can devastate the lives of some of the poorest English Continue Reading →
Lobbyist influence exposed in new Cameron scandal
One reason for the collapse of voters’ confidence in mainstream politicians and parties is that they know – whichever party is elected – real influence remains not with ordinary citizens but Continue Reading →
Liam Fox resignation update
Within a couple of days of our article about Liam Fox, the embattled Defence Secretary resigned from David Cameron’s cabinet. It is understood that an article in The Times that Continue Reading →
Who paid for the Defence Minister’s special friend?
With British forces still on the front line after ten years of an unwinnable war in Afghanistan, the Ministry of Defence in London is preoccupied by a scandal which is Continue Reading →
Labour’s secret plan to lure immigrants was borderline treason – and plain stupid
Was this author was too scared to accuse the Cultural Marxists running New Labour of outright treason? The info obtained by Migration Watch in their Freedom of Information request proves, Continue Reading →
Labour’s ‘secret plan’ to lure migrants
The Government has been accused of pursuing a secret policy of encouraging mass immigration for its own political ends. (Voting trends indicate that migrants and their descendants are much more Continue Reading →
Pay and expenses – Greedy MEPs on £450,000 a year
DAILY EXPRESS, 29 Jan 2010: Grasping Euro MPs will snatch even more money from hard-pressed British taxpayers after voting themselves a bonus which puts their pay and expenses package up to Continue Reading →
Quentin Davies dismisses bell-tower expense row as ‘a joke’
GUARDIAN, 15 Dec 2009: The defence minister Quentin Davies today dismissed the furore over his expense claim for a bell-tower on his constituency home as “a joke”. Davies said he had Continue Reading →
Copenhagen climate summit: 140 private jets, 1,200 limos. 5 hybrids.
While the MSM gang up together to publish ‘collective editorial’ [propaganda] on how important the Copenhagen agreement will be to ‘saving the planet’ [saving the fat cats’ bonus packets], at least Continue Reading →