Nonetheless, whichever gang of lawyers, thieves and psychopathic sexual-deviants is to blame and regardless of their fake party allegiances (often secured tightly BECAUSE of the aforementioned tendencies), it's clear that the push to scrutinize the minutae of our entire existence continues apace – and in fact it's already progressed WAY further than most realize.
One way or another, the bad guys intend to send their operatives into your home in the near future; probably under the guise of some 'carbon footprint' AKA shameless tax scam to raise revenue for the burgeoning world government bureaucracy. That is what it's really about; but I'd like to think you knew that already.
(By the way: you know that nasty VAT we 'Europeans' pay on 'valued-added' goods? You realize that scam was introduced solely to provide part funding for the EU don't you? Don't believe me? You can look it up in any EU textbook).
It's all about global governance folks. That's why the juggernaut rolls on; and you certainly won't bring an end to this by just sitting there. People are becoming increasingly discontented and as a result of that many are more open to beginning to understand the bigger picture than they have ever been. Without guidance, they'll slowly factionalize and starting fighting each other (which is EXACTLY what the bad guys want), but it is still within our power to prevent this. Education is the key and there are hundreds of ways each one of us can get the word out.
The one thing you hear consistently from all those in the alternative media with knowledge of the occult is that the bad guys can't do this to us without the general consent of the governed. Alan Watt, Bill Cooper, David Icke, Jordan Maxwell, Alex Jones, Freeman and many others: they've all said it repeatedly. It's a self-evident truth.
Anyway, here's the 'news'.
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Labour has nearly doubled the number of laws that give officials access to your home
More than a 1,000 laws now exist that allow the authorities into homes, it has emerged.
By Andy Bloxham
Last Updated: 1:59AM BST 21 Jul 2008
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/....../...-your-home.html
The 1,043 laws – nearly half of which have been introduced under Labour – include the right to inspect pot plants for pests, to measure the height of hedges, to search bedrooms for asylum seekers and to look at fridges for their energy rating.
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A total of 420 new powers of entry have been introduced by Labour since it came to power in 1997. Sixteen more are contained in laws due to be approved by Parliament in the next few weeks.
The Plant Health (England) Order 2005 allows inspectors to enter homes to see if plants have pests or if certain types of plants have been smuggled in without a "plant passport".
Section 74 of The Anti-Social Behaviour Act 2003 allows councils to check if a hedge is too high.
The Immigration and Asylum Act 1999 can be used to allow officials to ensure accommodation provided to asylum seekers is not being used by others.
Although it is aimed at business, the Energy Information (Household Refrigerators and Freezers) Regulations 2004 can also be used to seize fridges with an incorrect energy rating.
Council bin inspectors already have the authority to enter homes and take photographs for evidence. Those who obstruct them face the threat of a £5,000 fine.
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Eric Pickles, the shadow communities secretary, said: "Day by day under Labour, the rights and liberties of law-abiding citizens are being eroded."
More than a 1,000 laws now exist that allow the authorities into homes, it has emerged.
By Andy Bloxham
Last Updated: 1:59AM BST 21 Jul 2008
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/....../...-your-home.html
The 1,043 laws – nearly half of which have been introduced under Labour – include the right to inspect pot plants for pests, to measure the height of hedges, to search bedrooms for asylum seekers and to look at fridges for their energy rating.
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A total of 420 new powers of entry have been introduced by Labour since it came to power in 1997. Sixteen more are contained in laws due to be approved by Parliament in the next few weeks.
The Plant Health (England) Order 2005 allows inspectors to enter homes to see if plants have pests or if certain types of plants have been smuggled in without a "plant passport".
Section 74 of The Anti-Social Behaviour Act 2003 allows councils to check if a hedge is too high.
The Immigration and Asylum Act 1999 can be used to allow officials to ensure accommodation provided to asylum seekers is not being used by others.
Although it is aimed at business, the Energy Information (Household Refrigerators and Freezers) Regulations 2004 can also be used to seize fridges with an incorrect energy rating.
Council bin inspectors already have the authority to enter homes and take photographs for evidence. Those who obstruct them face the threat of a £5,000 fine.
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Eric Pickles, the shadow communities secretary, said: "Day by day under Labour, the rights and liberties of law-abiding citizens are being eroded."
Ah, so we should blame the (fake) Labour Party then Eric? It's not those dastardly globalist cartels with their increasing abuses of power and usurpation of democratic processes after all?
Yeah, don't vote for anyone with a red tie! Fuzzy little tree-things are in.
That'll change the system alright...
