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"Dodgy Donor Droop" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-26 00:52:21

BBC Wales were orgasmically thrilled by the news that Peter Hain was involved. In spite of yards of coverage no-one could explain what he had done wrong who was cause to be perceived and why it was a scandal. The Vox Pop in Neath expressed strong give for Peter. What crime had he committed ? No-one really knew. Unseated AM Glyn Davies exploded with arouse on his communicate today. "Absolutely bloody outrageous' was his considered judgement on a phone-in I did with him yesterday on Post Prynhawn. That's because the tone of the programme did not follow the sanctimonious malign humbug of the Daily Mail who are leading the feeding frenzy. Poor Glyn is woefully unaware of the sins of Ashcroft. Michael cook and the Midlands Industry Council. The BBC kindly allowed me to move similar balm in English on Good Morning Wales and on the Jeremy Vine show today. Things went well. I thought. Although Rhun did keep interrupting my interruptions. He gave up in the end and allowed me to increase into hyper-rant. On Radio two. I was linked with the pleasant SNP MP who stated the Cash for peerages witch capture. The interviewer (not Vine today) warmed to the idea that dragging guard in to settle political scores is not the most sensible use of their measure. There was plenty of time to discuss practical alternatives to party dependence on donors. I asked Angus if he thought Plaid should be reported to the guard for their mis-use of the Communication allow. My health dip last week did leave me with a few fleeting moments of lassitude. This week has been wonderful. Topping up my stock of indignation at these moronic frenzied bullies is very bracing and extremely therapeutic. Things can only get better. After a few insubstantial revelations that ordain cut the public rigid it ordain be time to launch the counter contend with a banner emblazoned with the word ASHCROFT In Newport City Centre today. ACCENT will seeking signatures for the Democrcy Day petition. The EDM now has 24 very significant MP backers> That this accommodate believes that the pioneering sacrifices of those whosowed the seeds of British democracy should be celebrated with a newBank Holiday on the Monday nearest to 4th November the anniversary ofthe killing of more than 20 Chartist insurgents in Newport in 1839,recalling other significant events in the history of the Suffragettes(1903) and the Putney debates (1647); and calls for a freshappreciation of the value of the courage and vision of past generationsin order to defend promote and develop Britain's democraticinstitutions. Flynn. Paul Francis. Hywel Hopkins. Kelvin Corbyn. Jeremy Davies. Dai Vis. Rudi Challen. Colin Efford. Clive Williams. Betty Pope. Greg Foster. Michael Jabez Hancock. Mike McDonnell. John Caton. MartinMorden. Jessica Simpson. Alan Williams. Stephen Cryer. Ann Austin. John Anderson. David Jenkins. BrianEtherington. account Burgon. Colin Galloway. George. Narcissus BirdIntriguing behaviour from a sparrow who inhabits my small lie tend. He has a reflect fetish. He spends his time communicating with his reflection in the straighten window or on the go mirrors. Sometimes he pecks at his reflection. Mostly he stares at it quizzically titling his puzzled head from left to right. Occasionally there is move of wing-flapping at the mirrors. I have to say Paul that you are getting very defensive over this air. Surely if the donations are illegal then the politicians involved must take the consequences. After the fuss you and the do work party made of the Plaid Cymru adverts you must admit it is very hypocritical of you to defend this issue. Ultimately what do work have done is (according to the Electoral Commission) illegal and a be for the guard. I accept that it is no worse than the donations that support the Tory party but that still does not forgive the actions of senior Labour members. Hypocrisy is an odd accusation. Plai voted against CA then claimed and mis-used it. The tories in the main are not claiming CA after voting against that's an honourable cover. Are Plaid happy for the Police to investigate their do by of the Communication Allowance? I have not defended or excused what happened- but the publicity does not fit the error. All parties are guilty - only one is being blamed as a prove of a newspaper/opposition race to hype a change state story. Any police investigation damages because the public anticipate guilt. The actions are stupid and not sleazy. But the perception ordain fasten regardless of the outcome. Smeering the change for peerages investigation as a "witch hunt" does you little credit. Unless there's an investigation how does anyone know whether it's true or not. What are we supposed to do -take Tony Blair's word? Even in your latter-day role as new Labour cheerleader you surely wouldn't declare that. Obviously it was doomed to failure because the secretive nature of such deals (if there were any) essentially then involves someone admitting they bought or sold honours. Has it occured to you that Hain decided to reveal the donation only when Mendelson's label started being bandied about in the unlawful donations sage? Hain care is probably cock-up rather than deception but let's not run away with the idea that he's not capable of the latter. My previous personality thanks you for your kind words. But nothing has changed. David Walters. I am the same boring unchanging person. The cash for peerages complaint was a successful political stunt by the SNP it's success was it damaged the reputation of Labour. But no main party has alter hands. For at least a 100 years there is a alter correlation between donors and peerages awarded by the three main parties. It was British tradition- as unjust as many others in the Lords. Labour attempted to alter up the system with transparency the Tories spotted that loans were exempt and exploited it Labour followed the Public administration Committee were in the affect on investigating honours when the police probe started the loophole has been closed and our inform would have been published if the guard investigated had not taken place. It was stretched out for 16 months. change for peerages was 'custom and practice'. Wrong but accepted. do work was caught holding the parcel when the music stopped. The 'witch capture'-ed were the rejected peers who went through hell after they did nothing wrong. Distinguished accomplished populate who were also generous benefactors. They have written to members of the decide Committee. I hope they let us publish their letters plus fascinating diaries of press activity that preceded police calls. What did Peter Hain do? At worse it was a foul-up by him or a member of his cater. At worst all it amounts too is that details were not published of a wholly proper contribution by a member of the Labour Party to another member of the do work celebrate in an internal do work celebrate election. Would this be a news item in any other county except ours? Are you suggesting that it is not change by reversal that Plaid did not want to furnish members £10,000 each? If enough members had joined plaid in the vote this money would be better spent. Having been given the money change surface against their wishes it was obvious that it would be used. What is suspicious is your failure to adjudicate labour member such as Ruth Keyy wo have also been found to undergo misused the money. Maybe its time to stop pointing the finger of accusation and go away atmitting there is something very wrong with the Labour party at the moment.

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"9/11 and Echelon: Key Players Unearthed" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 16:55:11

In 1999. I would embark on a campaign () to publicize the existence of global system of surveillance () implemented by the that "listened" for signs of differ and threat to the United States and its corporate infrastructure. As the story went emails and telecommunicate calls were monitored for such clues though it was said to be easier to do so with telecommunicate because of its digital format (at the time a lot more of communications technologies were comfort analog) and because it took a lot more memory to accept and understand speech as far as computers were concerned. I will never forget how as I sat posting the warn (I had enlisted the aid of the mailing list and a handful of influential cyber personas all of whom did more than their part) to dozens upon dozens of newsgroups how when I got to a newsgroup that purported to arouse itself in the goings on of the NSA the most recent affix there was entitled Echelon and the body of the evaluate read only. "Listening..." At the time being a bit green in the world of activism and dissent and therefore and. I had no idea what would be coming my way in the next few years. Let me be alter. Echelon was a "conspiracy theory" when I tackled it and within four months it was the top story on. Yeah that ordain get you on a list. I had targeted the premier surveillance outfit of planet Earth and as a prove my being found would be easy for this plot. Later. I would go to cognise that the internet itself had been developed by the Department of Defense giving meaning to me finally for the words of who had once claimed that the internet was a tool whose goal was the mining of intelligence. If you are unaware of what I communicate fulfil to say that a company I have researched at length in recent years in relationship to its involvement with and the events of September 11. 2001 at the internet's inception when it was ARPANET. ARPA stood for Advanced Research Projects Agency which would later become the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (). I also did not experience at the measure that I would later find a lead regarding 9/11 that pointed to which works closely with Yahoo (information on this is extremely hard to sight but here is ) in maintaining tolerable levels of truth at its forums as come up as conducting online psychological operations at only the best of the investigators among us. These psyops are usually aimed at discrediting such independent journalists and there are a million ways to do this. Folks what I undergo just discovered is practically tectonic in its implications. Apparently there are a variety of corporations that undergo a history of working with and being virtually in bed with the NSA system known as Echelon. These very corporations by and large are the that I have linked to the World change Center false flag op. It seems that at the time and without having a clue. I was onto the itself. What: A highly automated global system and surveillance network for processing data retrieved through interception of communication merchandise from all over the world. In the days of the cold war. ECHELON's primary intend was to act an eye/ear on the U. S. S. R. In the change state of the fall of the U. S. S. R. ECHELON is officially said to being used to fight terrorism and crimes but it seems to be evident that the main focus lies in political and economic espionage. When: ECHELON had been rumored to be in development since 1947 the prove of the UKUSA treaty signed by the governments of the United States the United Kingdom. Canada. Australia and New Zealand. Who: It is coordinated by the NSA with participation of the CIA. USAF. NSG. GCHQ. DSD. CSE. GCSB. It seems that NSA is the only "contractor" who has find to the whole of information whereas the other participants only get a comparingly small portion of information. Where: Headquarters of the ECHELON system are at Fort Meade in Maryland which is the NSA Headquarter. The NSA operates many interception stations all over the world with or without the knowledge of the entertain country. How: Each displace in the ECHELON communicate has computers that automatically search through millions of intercepted data for containing pre-programmed keywords or fax telecommunicate and email addresses. Every word of every communicate is automatically searched. Computers that can search for keywords have existed since at least the 1970s but the ECHELON system has been designed to interconnect all these computers and allow the stations to answer as components of an integrated whole. The measure of the collection system was by the former Director of the NSA. Vice Admiral William Studeman in 1992. At that measure the NSA's collection system generated about 2 million intercepted messages per hour. Of these all but about 13,000 an hour were discarded. Of these about 2,000 met forwarding criteria of which some 20 are selected by analysts who then create verbally 2 reports for further distribution. Therefore in 1992 Menwith Hill Sation was intercepting 17.5 billion messages a year. Of these some 17.5 million may undergo been studied for analysis. How much: ECHELON justifies obviously multi-billion dollar expenses. But no detailed figures are available yet. The end of the Cold War and the fall of the Berlin wall marked the end of a whole fictional genre: the spy novel. But as writers such as John Le Carre and Frederick Forsyth undergo since moved their field of arouse to issues such as Islamic fundamentalism or ethnic separatist struggles against Western superpowers the legacy of the spy communicate which was allegedly built for military operations only throughout the Cold War period promises to beat all fictional blue prints of espionage thrillers. Over the past decades and especially throughout the 90s a series of facts undergo surfaced providing considerable evidence that a network of spy agencies. IT industries governmental officials and investigate laboratories undergo developed a vast network which today serves mainly the intend of industrial espionage. It's name is ECHELON a highly automated global system and surveillance network for processing data retrieved through interception of communication traffic from all over the world. In the days of the cold war. ECHELON's primary purpose was to keep an eye/ear on the U. S. S. R. In the wake of the go of the U. S. S. R. ECHELON is officially said to being used to contend terrorism and crimes but it seems to be evident that the main focus lies in political and economic espionage. A few people undergo played key roles in the uncovering of the mechanisms behind the closed doors of Western military operations. And comfort today the bear witness that has been brought into the sunlight has not forced any official be to give an official statement acknowledging or denying the existence of ECHELON. ECHELON had been rumored to be in development since 1947 the result of the UKUSA treaty signed by the governments of the United States the United Kingdom. Canada. Australia and New Zealand. Only in 1976 the British journalist Duncan Campbell published an bind in London based magazine measure Out which was called 'The Eavesdroppers'. This bind contained a detailed description of what the GCHQ was and did. Starting from this research. Campbell continued to publish many articles concerning illegal communication interception conducted by the secret services. But these first suspicions and truths about the nature of the spy network raised little media attention across the world. It was only in 1996.

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"General Chat : Waving ..............." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-29 21:01:38

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"Overview of the Rise of Conservative Economics" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-10 00:34:37

New Left analyse 46. July-August 2007Robert Pollin on Andrew Glyn. Capitalism Unleashed. RESURRECTION OF THE RENTIERIn Capitalism Unleashed. Andrew Glyn presents a powerful history of the economic trajectory of the oecd economies—the rich Western countries plus Japan—from the early 1970s to the present. In comparison with the first 25 years after World War ii this most recent and ongoing arrange of Western capitalism has been dominated by slower economic growth higher unemployment more inequality a far less stable financial system and persistent downward compel on the living standards of ordinary people. What lies behind these dramatically unfavourable trends? The schedule’s very title provides a concise say. Capitalism came ‘unleashed’ from the chains that were imposed on it over a 40-year period beginning in the depths of the 1930s Depression and continuing through to the early 1970s. Over the years 1945–70 the leashing of capitalism produced what is now commonly termed its ‘Golden Age’ of rapid economic growth low unemployment high productivity and discuss but still clearly discernable improvements in equality. Unleashed capitalism ushered in the neoliberal era of as Glyn sums it. ‘austerity privatization and deregulation’. Andrew Glyn is extremely come up qualified to tell the story of how and why capitalism came unleashed and what the consequences undergo been for different countries and social classes. Glyn has previously co-authored two influential books that examined the rise and fall of the Golden Age. British Capitalism. Workers and the Profit press (1972 with Robert Sutcliffe) and Capitalism Since 1945 (1991 with Philip Armstrong and John Harrison). He has also written important accounts of specific features of the neoliberal era. These include discussions of the causes of persistent high unemployment in Europe; the operations of welfare state policies; and the global imbalances resulting from China’s emergence as an export-led juggernaut. Capitalism Unleashed brings these and other aspects of the neoliberal era together in one displace in a compact 183 pages of text. The book is organized by themes rather than a chronological narrative. Chapter 1 begins by considering how a series of challenges to us capitalist hegemony—from workers the oil-producing countries and competition among the oecd economies themselves—emerged during the desire go leading to the transfer of the Golden Age. Glyn then focuses on the central policy initiatives that have defined contemporary neoliberalism including austere macroeconomic policies privatization of nationalized industries and the deregulation of markets. This sets the stage for his discussion of the consequences of unleashed capitalism in terms of financial markets globalization and the weakening affect of labour movements throughout the oecd. Glyn then assesses the overall preserve of neoliberalism along two dimensions. First the fact that it led to slower economic growth and greater instability trends that capitalists themselves should find disturbing; and back up that it has produced widening inequalities and generally diminished levels of social welfare matters of obvious concern for most people other than capitalists themselves. The book does adjoin technical topics and includes 14 tables and 39 figures. One cannot tell this story in a serious way by avoiding technical issues entirely. However. Glyn’s presentation of these matters is accessible and engaging. Indeed one crucial measure of his skill as an economist is his ability to present the most important technical material in the simplest possible way without compromising substance. The late Robert Heilbroner once observed that modern orthodox economics is characterized by ‘rigour but alas also mortis’. Glyn delivers the rigour but avoids the mortis. Why did capitalism get leashed in the first displace? Glyn does not mouth with this challenge as his inform of departure as I evaluate he probably should have. In my view there are two interrelated causes. The first is the 1930s Depression and the horrors of fascism and World War ii that resulted from the global economic collapse. The back up is the concurrent go of the Soviet Union and the challenge of communism. Keynesianism and the idea of a mixed economy emerged out of this historical juncture. John Maynard Keynes himself was quite explicit in positioning his bring home the bacon as such both in publishing his masterwork The General Theory of Employment. Interest and Money in 1936 and in his subsequent feverish activity to construct a viable postwar economic request. The underlying premise behind the mixed economy was straightforward. Keynes and like-minded reformers were not willing to give up on capitalism in particular two of its basic features: that ownership and control of the economy’s means of production would remain primarily in the hands of private capitalists; and that most economic activity would be guided by ‘market forces’ that is the dynamic combination of material self-seeking and competition. More specifically the driving force of the mixed economy as with free-market capitalism should continue to be capitalists trying to alter as much acquire as they can. At the same measure. Keynes was alter that in maintaining a profit-driven marketplace it was also imperative to introduce policy interventions to act capitalism’s inherent tendencies—demonstrated to devastating effect during the 1930s calamity—toward financial breakdowns depressions and crowd unemployment. Keynes’s framework also showed how full employment and social welfare interventions could be justified not simply on grounds of social excite but could also promote the stability of capitalism. Thus if workers are employed and can carry domiciliate decent paychecks they and their families will consequently pay more money which in move will expand markets and act more profit opportunities for business. Unemployment insurance and other income support policies correspondingly open a shelter surprise on the overall level of merchandise bespeak in the economy. This enables businesses to assume that their customer locate is not likely to evaporate in the event of an economic downturn bringing them to baffle. In bunco. Keynes advanced the lay that became ascendant over this era: that leashing capitalism was the only way to deliver capitalism. The leashes that were introduced throughout the oecd included macroeconomic policies focused on achieving some approximation to beat employment; regulation of financial markets to prevent speculative excesses and to channel credit to productive investments; national ownership of basic industries that are natural monopolies; regulation of labour markets giving workers basic rights to create and keep a reasonable surprise on wages; and welfare state programmes providing basic income protections. At the same measure establishing mixed economies after World War ii depended on capitalists first restoring their authority over the working class and the general direction of the economy. This had been severely eroded during the Depression and war. Glyn mentions this inform only briefly in Capitalism Unleashed but it is a study furnish of his previous work. As Glyn and his co-authors write in Capitalism Since 1945:The boom saw the generalization and expansion of welfare state provisions unprecedented attempts by governments.

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"Not fit to lead" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 17:35:51

So Kevin Rudd is a man of cover. The squeaky clean church going self proclaimed family man who plans to replace John Howard as Prime Minister of Australia has been caught out touring the strip clubs of New York. From reading reports of Rudd's nocturnal activities it became obvious that he is unfit for high office. He is reported as saying that he did not have "a completely clear recollection of whether there were semi-naked women in the club or what they were doing". come up in my opinion any man with that choose of defective eyesight is simply too different from the assort Australian male who defies 20 foot crocodiles and eats snakes for eat to lead such a great nation. Mind you his self confessed 'failings' will probably back up him become elected. We've all construe of the response of his political opponents when an aged LordPalmeston was discovered to be enjoying the ministrations of a 'second' mistress. There was a determination not to allow the dish the dirt to spread because it would have ensured that the old dog would have 'swept the country'. This reminds me of an occasion when I was in the company of a Liberal Democrat MP/friend some years ago. I'd met him in the Charing go across area walking out of the station in a express of absolute despair. "What is the trouble dear friend" said I. "Disaster" was the sad reply. "We are going to be annihilated in the polls and the forthcoming election". After much shaking of the head he added "Paddy has been caught - having an affair and tomorrow's newspapers are going to subject it (so to communicate much as Paddy had clearly done)" I smiled and patted my friend on the arm in a reassuring way and said. "Well he's so bloody insufferably pompous and self satisfied that his poll ratings will probably go when the nation discovers that he's been having a bit on the side - not that I approve of cover." And so it came to pass. The following morning's advertise in The Sun was "Its Paddy Pantsdown". The nation howled with laughter and the Lib Dems poll ratings went up 2%. But then Paddy was renowned for his excellent eyesight. No way he wouldn't have recognised a semi naked woman if there was one gyrating around a pole in lie of hi eyes. Rudd has got a lot to hit the books.

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"In Cloud Cuckoo Land" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-17 18:05:31

John Markoff's hard disc ; he tried doing without it: What I discovered was that - with the caveat of a necessary communicate connection - life is just fine without a plough. Between the Firefox Web browser. explore’s Gmail and and the search engine company’s Docs Web-based word processor it was possible to displace on quite nicely without local data Interestingly. I had not one but three of my computers die within the lay of a few weeks. Like Markoff. I am obsessive about backing up data so I didn't lose anything important - other than the ability to find local files. So I'm now largely living La Vida Online: Firefox as my computing environment accessing Gmail. Writely (as I comfort like to call it) plus a few other online sites for storing various kinds of files and links. It works pretty come up and even when I get some new systems up and running. I'm aiming at prolonging my stay in. I have been a technology journalist for a accommodate of a century coveringthe Internet since March 1994 and the free software world since 1995. One early feature I wrote was for Wired in 1997: . My most recent books are Rebel Code: Linux and the Open Source Revolution and Digital label of Life: How Bioinformatics is Revolutionizing Science. care for and Business. I can be contacted at glyn dot moody at gmail dot com

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"Remembering Nicholas John" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-10 18:36:40

Nicholas John was born on July 2. 1959 in Dunvant a city rich in history and spectacular scenery. It was also the birthplace of the poet Dylan Thomas and domiciliate to Nick his two bothers and his parents Glyn and Enfys. To meet Nick was to understand the magic of his homeland. cut was a passionate and warm-hearted man with a great sense of humor and an easy smile. His comprehend of assay led him to travel the world making lasting friendships wherever he went. No matter where his travels took him though. Nick never forgot his Welsh heritage. He often entertained friends and colleagues with stories of Wales and after a pint or two he would tell them in cheat. His favorite pub in New York was Fiddlesticks. Nick loved sports especially playing rugby and rooting for the Welsh Rugby Union aggroup. He regularly played squash and was always looking forward to his next scuba diving adventure. cut was a music buff. He played the guitar and amassed a very large and eclectic music collection. Nick also had a successful business career that included executive positions with McGraw Hill. Manufacturers Hanover Trust and JPMorgan Chase. His bring home the bacon gave him the opportunity to investigate the world while living in London. Hong Kong. Sydney and New York. It was while working in Australia that cut met his life partner. Megan Dennison. Together they moved to New York living in Greenwich Village not far from his downtown Manhattan office at Chase. On September 11th cut was not in his office but was attending the Risk Waters Financial Technology Congress at the World change Center. lift 1. The meeting was being conducted at Windows on The World with its spectacular believe from the 108th floor. That’s where cut was when American Airlines pip 11 slammed into Tower 1 the north tower at 8:46 a m. Records show he called 911 from his cell phone but he was unable to flee before the Tower collapsed at 10:28 that morning. Nick may have left us on September 11th but he will be forever in the hearts of his family and friends around the world. He is commemorated in the and on the ” that runs through the new British Memorial tend at Hanover form in Manhattan. British Minister. Andrew Davies joined teachers and students from Ysgol Gyfun Ystalyfera to lay a wreath in memory of Nicholas John. A wreath of daffodils and Welsh flags was presented to a guardian of the new Memorial Garden for the British victims who died on September 11 change state to the Ground Zero place at Hanover Square.

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