Wednesday, 2 February 2011

the emperor has pawned off all his clothes


some people refuse to believe that our emperors have been exposed.
This is not the end of democracy. It ended long ago.
This is the point where democrats are walking around, naked,
with a 'kick me' sign on their backs.
In other words, they talk the democracy talk, but walk
the Square Mile walk (City of London, Corp.).

They can do nothing but act as if they are the leaders of their countries.

but, who got them into office?
Who paid their election expenses?
the Banks in the Pirate City.
So, when David Cameron talks about the Big Society
and how people should give back to their society,
he means that they should do 'pro bono' work
or 'pro bonehead'
instead of the people who were being paid 25 000/year
to do it before, for example LIBRARIANS.
That's if the particular neighbourhood's library hasn't been
closed.
All the while,
the elephant in the room
[jasonmarshal.com- Elephant on china service?]
that the politicians are all ignoring
is the twin evils of tax havens and out of control banks.

This empress has something to hide:
[not bad for lazy unproductive royalty- Princess Madeleine of UpperLower Bikini]

case in point. A Canadian union bought the rail line to the Eurotunnel,
a week before the US started its anti-union war in Wisconsin, Utah and Michigan.

-Cos67 ¬(%^D>

checkitout: [rail line to Eurotunnel sold to socialist Canadians]
Channel tunnel rail link sold for £2.1bn to Canadian pension funds

Two of Canada's largest pension funds win 30-year deal to run High Speed One link between St Pancras and Channel tunnel
* Julia Kollewe
* guardian.co.uk, Friday 5 November 2010 14.07 GMT
The Channel tunnel rail link has become the latest piece of British infrastructure to be snapped up by acquisitive Canadian pension funds.

Two of Canada's largest pension funds, the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan and Borealis, the infrastructure investment arm of the Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System (Omers), have paid £2.1bn to operate Britain's only high-speed railway line for the next 30 years. It is the first privatisation deal done by the coalition government as it sets about slashing Britain's record debt.

Other bidders are thought to have included Eurotunnel and two of its shareholders, Infracapital and Goldman Sachs, as well as Morgan Stanley's infrastructure fund, 3i's infrastructure fund and the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority.

The deal comes in a week that saw the Canadian government block the hostile takeover bid for Potash Corporation by the Anglo-Australian mining group BHP Billiton, and as the Canadian dollar, which has recently been boosted by strong commodity prices, reversed losses this week. It briefly regained parity with the US dollar today and rose against the pound after news of a fall in unemployment.

The RMT union slammed the rail link sell-off as "just another act of political vandalism on the UK railways". Bob Crow, the RMT general secretary, said: "The most modern section of the UK rail network has been sold off for a song in what amounts to nothing more than a fire sale of the family silver to prop up the financial deficit caused by the bankers and speculators in the first place.

"Even worse, the sale of High Speed One could pave the way for the busting up and selling off of Network Rail in a lethal re-run of the Railtrack disaster. That's what the train operators and their lobbyists are demanding as the dash for profits cuts across safety and drags us back to the poisonous cocktail that led to Potters Bar, Hatfield and a series of other rail disasters."....