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The Labour MP for Newport West, Paul Flynn, has had
some of his communications allowance taken away after
refusing
to remove comments from his blog that make fun of
other MPs.
I contributed to his blog for a short time in the summer
and was also spoken down to and ridiculed; a good example
being the first comment on my 'endorsements'
page.
After my very first post on his blog, he obviously
searched the internet for more information about me
for some reason and found my MySpace page. He
replied with, "I did not recognise your name Stewart
Cowan but I have found your hate-filled website."
He did not like me stating the facts that the global
elite are members of Freemasonry and other secret societies
and participate in occult ceremonies at Bohemian Grove
and that the 2004 U.S. election was between George W.
Bush and John Kerry – both members of Skull and Bones
– a Luciferian cult that admits just fifteen members
per year.
As I told him, "I don't hate anyone. My religion forbids
it anyway. You politicians are the ones who hate and
have engineered a society of fear and suspicion."
I'll be honest, Mr Flynn and I didn't really hit it
off. Another of his remarks to me on a different subject
was, "The comparison with Rowan Williams refers
to your brain power. All parties supported the successful
smoking ban. Blogging at 3.00 am. Time you had some
sleep."
He manages to insult my intelligence, criticise the
time I choose to blog and then orders me to bed! That'll
be the nanny state gone mad.
Things degenerated further. He started removing posts
(from many contributors who didn't agree with him) and
even edited some. He ridiculed me then refused my right
of reply by banning me altogether. I signed in again
under one of my nicknames to try and clear my name and
he banned me again.
Anyway, enough about me. Here is a selection of Paul
Flynn's views on Gordon Brown's first cabinet:
- Jack Straw. Wily self-preservationist. His 'low
cunning' would have secured him a job in the Governments
of the Vatican, the Kremlin or Mao Tse Tung. As fascinating
as a solved crossword puzzle, as tedious as a repeated
joke.
- Des Browne. Has interesting heron nest hair a droning
hypnotic delivery plus an unfathomable gullibility.
Possibly genuinely believe that NATO will win in Helmand.
- Geoff Hoon. Good mind infected at an early stage
with a eurodrivel virus.
- Hazel Blears. Birdlike motor mouth of the Blairist
catechism.
- Peter Hain. Successful frontline politico and shapeshifter
for 40 years. Deftly straddled left and right camps
- painfully did the splits between the two in deputy
poll. Ambitiously strives to be uninteresting and
universally acceptable by hiding his talents.
- Jacqui Smith. Barely adequate nervy junior minister.
- Shaun Woodward: Expresses his socialism by limiting
the number of his butlers to two.
- Tessa Jowell. Weepily clinging on the rim of Olympic
political volcano that can blow anytime. Angst-wrecked
Blairite, ultimately doomed.
- James Purnell. Refreshing, open, breezily optimistic.
Shows regular glimpses of brain activity. Wasted on
dullards task of sport.
- Beverley Hughes: Aimiable and acceptable face of
Brownism.
- John Denham. Skilfully choreographed his return
to office by acting a backbench Government groupie
and nark.
- Mark Mullock Brown. An exciting inspired Brown coup.
Will start Labour's self-absolution of Iraq war guilt.
There is a titter or three in there, along with his
usual typos, but I think it says more about Paul Flynn
than anyone else.
Comments can be left on my
blog.
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