Friday, 30 March 2012

Telling the rest of the truth - Russia Today and Jersey Bloggers

I have started following the news not as reported by the British Media but by Russia Today. Just imagine how we see the news coverage of nations overseas, particularly of 'oppressive regimes'. How the poor downtrodden citizens of this country or that are brutalised by tyranny masquerading as the rule of law and then watch the following clips both dealing with UK police.

Now clearly the staff of Russia Today will have their very own bias and will be looking to cover issues which are not covered by the Western Media, but I doubt that makes their reporting any less true.

For us in Jersey it is left to those few dedicated bloggers to tell that part of the truth which the 'accredited media' deem to be inappropriate for publication, or rather anything that might reveal that the government of Jersey is actually clueless and spends most of its time desperately trying to cover up its mistakes.


So we have beaten student protesters prosecuted whilst police thugs allowed off scott free, police providing information to blacklist Union activists who have raised safety issues on building sties and a published paper dealing with the ethics of the 'after-birth' abortion (which I guess would make it murder) of disabled babies.



5 comments:

  1. I just thought you ought to know, your new blog layout gets screwed up when using tabbed browsing on Firefox.

    The new pop-out thing to the right completely obscures the top of the scroll bar, whilst the "send feedback" pop-up completely obscures the lower section of the scroll bar.

    This means scrolling down the page to read your article properly is a hit and miss affair, the page leaping to whichever point the exposed section of scroll bar allows.

    The only way to remedy this is to close the browser completely and open the blog as the main tab. But as someone would need to have multiple tabs open to encounter this situation in the first place, what's the likelyhood they're going to close everything down simply to reopen the browser afresh and read your blog?

    It's a glitch you may wish to address. I know I simply won't bother visiting here any more if I already have a tab open.

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    1. Thanks for the feedback it is always appreciated.

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  2. I use Firefox 11.0, with up to 15 tabs open at any one time, and I get no problems at all with your blog.

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  3. "AFTER BIRTH ABORTION"
    The time period(GB) of 24 weeks,-in which an abortion is legal/ allowed by law,-is too long.
    I also would mean that 12 weeks time(Germany) to decide if yes or no for a babies life would be probabaly 4 weeks too long.
    BUT: I THINK DOCTORS COULD GIVE ADVICES. THE DECISION HAS TO MAKE THE WOMAN. AND WOMAN SHOULD KEEP THE RIGHT FOR SELFDECISION. IF THE STATE/GOVERNMENT WANTS TO DICTATE EACH WOMAN IF SHE HAS or HASN`T TO STAY PREGNANT,- THEN PROBABLY THIS HAPPY MOTHER WOULDN`T GAVE BIRTH TO HER LITTLE HAPPY SON(soft disabled). THIS VIDEO IS A VERY GOOD EXAMPLE TO SHOW, THAT IF WOMEN HAVE TO MAKE THE DECISION "IF -or-IF NOT" BY THEIR OWN,-THEN THEY MOSTLY DECIDE TO GET THEIR BABY...!!!!AGAINST THE ADVICE OF THE DOCTORS. THIS VIDEO contained also something NEW for me: "AFTER-BIRTH-ABORTION" WHAT KIND OF CRUELTY IS THAT ??? THAT`S KILLING/MURDERING A LITTLE BABY AFTER IT`S BIRTH...-THAT`S VERY SAD.

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  4. Well a woman has the right to choose - but the choice is whether to allow the conditions required to fall pregnant to arise or not.

    There are plenty of opportunities to prevent a pregnancy from arising either in advance or within three days of the risk of pregnancy arising.

    I don't believe women should be allowed to escape the consequences of their actions. They should be more responsible.

    Under UK law no one is allowed to have an abortion, unless there is a risk to the health of the mother. It is just very loosely interpreted. No doctor can be compelled to undertake abortions either.

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