De inimico non loquaris sed cogites
For starters dear readers can we take is as a given that if television set is now riddled with bullet holes & what little remaining glassware we had is now strewn across the floor. It’s not that your humble correspondent has been reading the latest details of exactly how much our political overlords have been embezzling from the taxpayer, in fact I returned to Free Market Towers in uncharacteristic good humour yesterday evening. My cursory check of the grounds revealed a purple Kagol bedecked rambler caught in one of the mantraps in the Lower Paddock: so having dispatched beardo & dumped the lifeless corpse in the swallow trench that is normally reserved for Green Party canvassers, I settled down to the earnest task of barbequing some suitably bloody bits of dead cow & thence graft myself onto the sofa of sloth with a bottle of something dark & peaty for the remainder of the evening.
Eschewing the somewhat dubious entertainment value of anything presented by that pair of Geordie twats, my attention was drawn to Who’s Watching You which was being shown by the Bolshevik Broadcasting Corporation which is...
A new three part series looks at why the UK has become one of the most watched places in the world - with millions of CCTV cameras, a growing network of number plate recognition cameras, one of the largest DNA databases in the world and government plans for the basic details of all our phone calls e-mails, and every internet site we visit to be logged and kept

... which is really really nice because they will then have an extensive record of all of the How to Slaughter Government Snoopers Slowly & Painfully websites that I have visited over the years. In fact, the more that programme went on, the more rounds that we loosed across the sitting round & crockery thrown through the by now broken windows.

After an hour & the makings of a vast “accidental damage” insurance claim later, the only argument that I heard in favour of the staggering levels of surveillance that we stout bulldogs are subjected to is that “if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear” from the hundreds & yes, I do mean hundreds of government agencies that have you under regular & unregulated surveillance.
Nothing to fear, my ar*e! Hang every one of those b*stards now. Without exception, without remorse.

The Westminster Village, having been too consumed with spurious expenses claims to do the job that they are actually paid huge sums of money to do, has made a complete & utter unmitigated mess of what was once Gods own country. In happier times, we civilised the World & those parts that we didn’t civilise have yet to be civilised. Successive governments & their willing unelected overpaid acolytes are now trying to cover up their catastrophic incompetence in every policy area that you care to mention by now spying on us.

You pondlife have created a semi-literate feral underclass which apparently I have to pay for. Why exactly? Apologises to not filing a tax return form but I have been too busy destruction testing CCTV cameras with a 14 pound sledge hammer. Of course, if I was Westminster pondlife life, I could claim back the cost of employing an accountant to do the forms for me ... something that is denied to Blighty’s hardworking taxpayers.

So you resort to firming everyone all the time in the “interests of public safety” – well I suppose that at least all of those government agencies that spend so long recording what we do, will one day be able to see the lynch mob that comes for them.
Comments
Excellent artwork, I love the graffiti on the barn.
The CCTV network will have its uses come the Glorious Day. As they keep reminding us, there is nothing to fear.
Posted by: nbc | May 27, 2009 10:07 AM
Of course you have nothing to fear as long as you're shooting less than a minute of angle.
What artist is this, anyway?
Posted by: will | May 27, 2009 5:12 PM
There's one good use for all that CCTV. The good and stout of the land will be able to requisition the video tapes and put a good DVD compilation together of the angry mobs lynching the Westminster pondlife in the streets.
All profits from sales can then be used for 1st class travel to go do the same to the EU pondlife in Brussels.
Posted by: MovingRight | May 27, 2009 8:00 PM
Banksy, I believe.
Posted by: Splodge Of Doom | May 27, 2009 10:33 PM
Will - Splodge is absolutely correct
Regards
Posted by: Mr Free Market | May 27, 2009 10:43 PM
While destruction testing with a 14 pound sledge is much more satisfying, I would think testing with 30.06 would be much more useful preparation for the Glorious Day
Posted by: LCpl Dan | May 28, 2009 5:15 AM