While many countries education systems are improving the UK’s isn’t. In fact it has been going backwards thanks to Labour.
I believe that lack of discipline in the classroom, bad teachers and the encouragement and promotion of arty-farty subjects are to blame.
The chart on the left shows how we compare to the rest of the world.
Full results from the OECD can be found HERE
British National Party supporters have been asked to urgently phone the Liverpool police station and complain about the KGB-style tactics employed by police over the weekend in arresting three party activists (including a middle-aged lady) after seven Labour-aligned thugs violently attacked a party stall.
“The numbers to call are 0151 777 4852, which is the St Anne’s Street police station where the lady, Hazel, is being held, and 0151 709 6010, which is the main Liverpool police station number,” said Mike Whitby, Liverpool organiser.
Mr Whitby said the astonishing turn of events, which “made one realise we are living under a KGB-style regime,” started on Saturday morning when he and three other BNP activists manned a stall in the city collecting signatures for the ‘bring our boys home’ campaign.
“I left briefly to go and book a meeting venue, leaving the two men, Peter and Andrew Tierney, and Hazel to continue collecting signatures,” Mr Whitby said.
“While I was gone, a crowd of Labour/UAF-aligned thugs approached the table and began jostling and threatening the activists,” he continued.
“The police, who were standing nearby, were asked to intervene, but refused to do anything. Then the thugs violently attacked the table, smashing it and assaulting Peter, who was thrown to the ground and beaten.
“Hazel, who is a petite woman, attempted to ward off the attack with her shopping bag, but the thugs completely destroyed the table,” Mr Whitby said.
“Faced with the overt violence, the police were forced to act, and chased the thugs, arresting six of them. They were calling us all sorts of names, mostly the usual meaningless epithets, and in response I called them ‘communist paedophiles.’
“To my astonishment, the police then also arrested me for using those words, and I was detained for ten hours at the police station.
“Eventually they released me without even taking my name or charging me with anything, and I went home,” Mr Whitby said.
“To our astonishment, the police then arrested Peter, Andrew and Hazel this morning (Monday) and have now detained them at different police stations around Liverpool,” he continued.
“Hazel is the sole carer for her severely disabled partner, and it is an outrage that she and the other two men have been arrested after they were attacked.
“We need as many people as possible to call the police straightaway and complain about this gross miscarriage of justice. The police are acting way beyond any normal call of duty and have clearly taken on a political role, akin to the KGB,” Mr Whitby said.
Further updates will follow as they become available.
The UAF received donations from the National Union of Teachers (NUT) £ 40,000.00, Public and Commercial Services Union £20,000.00 and UNISON £ 8,000.00. I’ll go into more depth with them at a later date. At the moment it is Searchlight I am interested in.
Searchlight’s expenditure was a whopping £456,640 but there are no records to show where that money came from (If anyone finds them please let me know). They were funded the previous year by the Firebrigade union, Unison and Unite but there is no record of donations since the end of May 2009. Searchlight says ‘Searchlight Information Services is a non-party political organisation’ and they are not funded by the government or unions but the records suggest otherwise.
Now let’s have a look at some of the people Searchlight deal with.
The Guardian’s Daniel Hodges, also of Labour Uncut, charged Searchlight £600 a week for ‘providing PR and communications support for the campaign including drafting articles, drafting press releases, producing press briefings, providing media comment, assisting in media event management and providing general strategic media advice’.
Guardian reporter Jo Adetuni - £700 a week to research into the BNP and £105.44 for expenses.
The Guardian and Mirror’s Ros Wynne-Jones - £6,500 for an undisclosed service.
Taxinform Ltd. After doing a little digging I find that Taxinform Ltd had a change of the director’s particulars on June 4th 2010. The director is listed as a Mrs Sonia Kathleen Emma Gable. That’s right, Searchlight’s very own Mrs Gerry Gable. 
The invoice above for £2,300 is for sub-editing and checking her own election newspapers and leaflets.
Intelligent Data Services Ltd - used to obtain database profiling of consumers. This information contains personal, household and financial information including telephone numbers, email addresses etc. The bill for the Sheffield area alone was £1748.88.
Tom Gensemer, of Blue State Digital, the company behind the Obama campaign, claimed on television they were not working on the Labour campaign and yet they were paid £6,300 a month for technology and strategy fees. When asked if he was working with the Brown administration he said ‘no, we have done a lot of pro Labour work both with trade unions and some individual campaigns and have really good relationships with the party. We are not currently under contract.”
In effect they are working for Labour because Searchlight works for Labour.
Other companies and examples of their invoices:
Consequential Films - £4500 for 3 months work plus expenses of £989.50 for duplicating 500 dvds
Gtec Printgroup in Oldham – up to £6,000 a time for leaflets including 12,000 salaam muslim leaflets
London Print - £625 for Dagenham brochures
Dotprint Ltd - £36,866.68 for women’s booklet and delivery
Trinity Mirror Printing - £11,783.00 for Hope Not Hate leaflets
Sheaf Graphics - £1,720.00 leaflets
CK Leafletting - £498.20 to deliver leaflets
Philosophy Football of London - £3417.22 to print ‘Organiser’ and ‘Daily Mirror’ on shirts
Blue Panda - £1,715 for cotton shopping bags
Propack - £2,336.39 for data conversion/mailsort
F1 Graphics – Banners
Image - £1880.00 – graphics
Safestore Warrington - £1,749.82 per month for storage
Securostore Trade Storage - £216.00 per month for storage
Big Yellow Self Storage - £480 per month for storage
Manchester Evening News
Swinton travel - £160 for minibus
Andy Vine - £2,420 for work in April - cartoonist to trade unions
BUT WHERE IS THE MONEY COMING FROM?
Nick Griffin MEP is to launch a court action to get the Barking and Dagenham election result overturned and the “liar” Margaret Hodge banned from parliament using the Phil Woolas court case as a precedent, the party has announced.
The move to strike Ms Hodge’s election down comes after the set of outrageous lies told by the Labour candidate during the election and broadcast by the Channel Four documentary, ‘The Battle for Barking.’
Ms Hodge was recorded as telling a public meeting of mainly ethnics that the BNP wants “everyone who is sitting in this room to be expelled from this country, dropped from an aeroplane, dropped from a helicopter, left in the sea.”
Mr Woolas was recently the subject of a court action under section 106 of the Representation of the People Act 1983.by his Liberal Democrat opponent for telling deliberate lies during his campaign.
The case against Mr Woolas was proved after it was shown that he had made a "false statement of fact in relation to that candidate’s character or conduct.
Ms Hodges’s remarks that the British National Party wants to “expel” everyone and drop them into the sea from aircraft make Mr Woolas’s lies look tame, and are a clear an obvious breach of the same law which saw the Oldham and Saddleworth MP struck down.
Mr Griffin has announced his intention of pursuing this matter through the courts “until the liar Hodge is booted out of Parliament and barred from standing again.”
