Britain
Apr 8 2011, Incognito

England’s nanny state continues to support certain individuals who have no right being taken care of, so it’s no wonder the country is flat broke and full of extremists.  Take middle class 28-year-old Rich Dart, an unemployed former...

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Rudolf, New York
Britain that has been pushing for a robust military action suffered an embarrassment on Friday when a team of SAS Special Forces who snuck into the rebel controlled...
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Salauddin, Dhaka
DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) — The United States and Britain should immediately stop supporting a Bangladeshi anti-crime force blamed for killing hundreds of suspects...
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John, Liverpool
The men – five from Cardiff, four from Stoke and three from London – were detained on suspicion of the commission, preparation or instigation of an act of terrorism...
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Mick, Dublin
Britain is set to commit about £7bn to help stabilise Ireland, as George Osborne, chancellor, confirmed that the UK was preparing to make a bilateral loan to its...
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Nathaniel, Liverpool
Britain will remain a “major player in the world” despite the rise of new economic powers, David Cameron has said in a set-piece foreign policy speech.
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Marco Villa, Connecticut
Every Friday for several years the people of Bil’in - joined by international peace activists and some Israelis - gather to peacefully protest the Apartheid Wall...
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Incognito, Atlanta
There is no such thing as rape in marriage, according to a prominent Muslim cleric in the U.K. Sheikh Maulana Abu Sayeed, who heads the Islamic Sharia Council in...
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Incognito, Atlanta
Everyone should be treated with dignity and respect, regardless of what kind of job they do, and especially those in thankless, menial, often demeaning jobs like...
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Keith, London
Far-right activists threw smoke bombs and missiles and fought with the police as trouble flared during a protest organised by the English Defence League. Bricks,...
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Ali, Liverpool
Detectives searching for a missing British spy said Wednesday they had launched a murder investigation after a body matching the man’s description was discovered...
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Shaleah, Los Angeles
The gray-haired woman gently pets the cat, occasionally glancing furtively at a garbage bin. Then she strikes, casually grabbing it by the scruff, tossing it in,...
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Nicholas, Liverpool
Many years ago, when David Cameron was still at school, boys of his age would fall about laughing at a Monty Python sketch involving two men in a pub, one of whom was...
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Incognito, Atlanta
Apparently, Britain is the place to live if you are lazy and would rather sit on your duff and collect welfare benefits. I think most people feel a sense of...
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Nicholas, Liverpool
Gambian President Yahya Jammeh accused former colonial ruler Britain on Wednesday of backing opposition politicians ahead of 2011 elections, and said the West African...
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Elliott, Manchester
A shamed Tory MP has admitted he was too drunk to vote in the debate on the Budget after a night of debauched behaviour on the Commons terrace. Former banker Mark...
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Jamie, Manchester
The state pension age for men is to be raised to 66 as early as 2016, and the government is to consider raising it for both men and women to age 70 or more during the...
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Ali, Liverpool
French President Nicolas Sarkozy has visited London to mark the 70th anniversary of a defiant wartime broadcast by Charles de Gaulle to rally the French Resistance. On...
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Milind, Thiruvananthapuram
Britain will accord “top priority” to Pakistan in its foreign policy with new British foreign secretary William Hague saying that he will visit Islamabad...
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Incognito, Atlanta
It’s not just the Jews, Christians, Hindus, Buddhists or other religious groups that feel the brunt of the intolerance voiced by extremist Muslim clerics,...
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Marissa, Birmingham
Defendants in rape cases are to be granted anonymity in an unexpected move that women’s groups immediately branded an insult. A crackdown on cut-price alcohol was...
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Keith, London
If you’re not a drug smuggler, terrorist or money launderer, you’ll probably never handle a 500-euro note. Law enforcers call these elusive...
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Rudolf, New York
David Cameron, the Conservative leader, took over as Britain’s prime minister on Tuesday evening and announced the formation of a coalition government, capping a day...
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Nearby famous French Quarter, under the old trees well shadowing a heart part of historically world-known New Orleans, LA, the D-Day Museum is located. Its...
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Steven, Liverpool
Britain’s two main parties were locked in a power struggle Friday after an inconclusive election – with Labour’s Gordon Brown suggesting he would try to...
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Incognito, Atlanta
The UK’s permissive, politically correct attitude towards the Muslim extremists within their midst is clearly fomenting the fires of radicalism in that country....
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Incognito, Atlanta
If “Islam Will Dominate The World- Osama Is On His Way” spray painted on a war memorial in Staffordshire, England isn’t religiously and racially...
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Tommy, Manchester
A week ago, most people in Britain considered Nick Clegg, the “little-known leader” of the Liberal Democrats, to be, by all measures, a long shot to become...
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Incognito, Atlanta
Prisoners in most countries are afforded far more privileges than they should be given, particularly those who are doing time for serious crimes. And those with certain...
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Jamie, Manchester
Britain is emerging from the recession with one of the weakest economies in the industrialised world as a direct result of Gordon Brown’s spending binges,...
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Incognito, Atlanta
Although I’d like to think that people are inherently good and that those that are evil can change, my hopes versus reality don’t always mesh. I think that...
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Incognito, Atlanta
35-year-old Peter Davey and his 29-year-old wife Claire have 7 children ranging from the age of 2 to 12, and they’re expecting their 8th in a few months. They are...
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Incognito, Atlanta
If your illness doesn’t kill you, a stay in the hospital just might. Although the number of deaths from drug-resistant bacteria, like the superbug MSRA, have...
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Vijay, Kota
India is set to clash with Britain over Westminster’s new Equality Bill which outlaws caste discrimination as a form of racism.
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Incognito, Atlanta
As some people love to quip, ‘denial’ is not a river in Egypt, but it’s certainly something too many people are in with regards to the real and ever...
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Rose Ng'ang'a, Nairobi
It is good news that the Britisah government has decided to side step the Kenyan government over funding of the free primary education programme and will instead...
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John, Liverpool
Argentina accused Britain of “whipping up the specter of war” on Thursday after Prime Minister Gordon Brown insisted that Britain has sufficient protection...
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Incognito, Atlanta
No wonder the British taxpayer pays a hefty income tax, all that money goes to paying out in excess of £80,000 yearly to people like 34-year-old Essma Marjam. Single,...
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Jas, Liverpool
Argentina has blocked a cargo ship from setting sail over suspicion it would supply oil drilling equipment to the Falkland islands, marking a sharp escalation in a...
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Iftikhar Ahmad, London
Broken Britain Britain has a broken society. This is a dark portrait but it is very true. Children are left to rot and they grew into animals. Binge drinking, drug...
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A child carrying a banner sits on a man shoulder as thousands of protesters gathered at Trafalgar Square in London for a rally as part of the ‘Strangers into Citizens’ day of action calling for an estimated 450,000 long-term illegal immigrants in...