These are some comparisons that came to mind between Jesus Christ and Adolph Hitler

The other day I mentioned a little project I’ve been quietly working on, that of turning some of the ‘thoughts’ of ‘Steve Freedom’ (aka local BNP Councillor, Simon Smith) into a few usable campaign materials for, well, anyone campaigning against the BNP in their local area.

I think we all know the score, here. Under Nick Griffin, the BNP are doing everything possible to conceal their real views and opinions from public sight and present a wholly false image of themselves as a party who’ve left behind their racist/anti-semitic/generally fascist roots. The value in my work, earlier this year, in tying a local BNP councillor back to his psudonym, ‘Steve Freedom’, on the Stormfront forums, lies in capturing the views of a BNP member as expressed while they were off their guard and posting in a ‘sympathatic’ environment – one in which they felt able to drop their public face and say what they really think.

As is my usual modus operandi, some of the images I’m putting together for these resources may offend a few people along the way – which is good, because if you’re not offended by the BNP and their values then there’s something seriously wrong – and I make no apology at all for any offence caused. All I ask is that you look at the images (when released) in context and consider the message they convey.

And if you are offended, don’t moan at me. I’m only interpreting (visually) what Simon Smith had to say, and if you don’t like that then don’t vote BNP.

So, as a little bit of teaser, I’ve posted a preview image of one of the posters that will be included in the pack (below) for you perusal and general edification – enjoy.

bnp-hitler-jesus-preview.jpg

Oh, and feel free to use the image if you like as long as you accept two simple conditions. First, keep the image in context, please – use it in its entirety or not at all – and second, a link back to this post would be nice if you can manage it.

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Have a happy whatever…

Like many other bloggers, I’ll be taking some time to do real world things over the next few days (mainly ‘Dad things’), so bloggage will be touch lighten than usual.

I’ll also be using the holiday period to finish off a couple of projects I’ve had in the pipeline for a while, one of which is particularly relevant to this week’s Guardian ‘expose’- Continue Reading...

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A point well missed, and then some…

Stephen Hawking’s foreword to a ‘A Brief History of Time’ contains a brief but quite illuminating note on the attitude of the publishing industry towards ‘popular’ science books, one in which he relates how he was advised by the editor assigned to his book that each mathematical equation he incorporated into the text would cut his ‘audience’ (and his sales) by half.

In the end,… - Continue Reading...

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Toppling the Berlins Wall…

Haven’t done a decent fisk for a while, but then I spotted Marcel Berlins reworking a few tired old arguments and decided that this is too good an chance to get my eye back in to be passing it up…

Over to you, Marcel.

Time magazine’s “Person of the Year” awards were started in 1927, since when there have been some pretty dodgy

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Dave Hill’s got a book out y’know.

This, from Pickled Politics, is well worth a read, just for the glorious run of pisstakes of Oliver Kamm that I appear to have accidentally set off in the comments.

Is the book any good? Buggered if I know, but according to the shill on Amazon, the Times seem to like it.

What I really would like to know, though, is… - Continue Reading...

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Pseuds Corner

As a mountaineer knows, the problem with working in a rarified atmosphere is that you tend to end up being laid low with oxygen starvation.

Here’s Jonathan Derbyshire on the limits of necessary disrespect

Dawkins’ attempt to explain away centuries of religious belief by comparing it with childish credulity, for instance, is deeply unsatisfactory. And if this kind of genetic explanation is laughably

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Soylent green is made of people.

Polly Pot (sans vegetables on this occasion) appears to be having multiple orgasms over David Milliband’s half-arsed proposals for personal carbon quotas…

But Miliband’s electric radicalism comes in his plan for personal carbon allowances. Here is where social justice meets green politics for the first time. Give every citizen the same quota of energy and let them buy and sell it on the open market.

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Bah Humbug!

I guess the title’s a bit of a giveaway that this post is about Christmas and, this being me, you’re already expecting another solid entry for the weekly swearblogger’s round up…

…and I have to say that when I do get into this properly, you won’t be disappointed.

But to start with I should say that there are a few good things about Christmas.

The… - Continue Reading...

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The strange tale of Lindsay Lohan’s magical knickers

To save disappointment, if you’ve found your way here via a seach engine and you’re looking for photographs, then sorry you’re going to be bitterly disappointed – try somewhere else.

This is just one of those tales that catches the eye as you’re mooching round the net for no better reason than its a bit odd, quirky and takes you into the dark underbelly of… - Continue Reading...

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Lost in Translation

Very good piece by Political Penguin on a pretty crappy piece of reporting by the BBC.

More than £100m of public money is spent on translation services in the UK, the BBC has learned.

Local authorities spend £25m, NHS trusts £55m and the courts £31m on interpreting languages.

Refuse collection guidelines and one-to-one smoking sessions are among the services which have

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