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  • UK: Saboteurs to employ hi-tech anti-hunt equipment such as hidden cameras (foxhunt wars)

    11/18/2009 9:59:28 PM PST · by Stoat · 5 replies · 402+ views
    The Telegraph (U.K.) ^ | October 31, 2009 | Louise Gray
    As the new hunting season begins today, animal rights activists are threatening to disrupt meets as "observers", as well as joining hunts undercover. The saboteurs will film constantly using new telescopic lenses so hunts can be monitored from a distance. They will also use hidden cameras in clothing and time-delay devices dotted around the countryside. (edit) Hunting was banned in 2005 but since then the number of people taking part in the sport has continued to increase, with 50,000 mounted followers expected this year compared to 40,000 in 2004. This year there are expected to be a further 50,000...
  • UKIP to target Islamic fundamentalism with leadership election (Conservative Alternative to BNP)

    11/26/2009 3:13:09 PM PST · by GOPGuide · 2 replies · 226+ views
    The London Times ^ | November 27, 2009 | David Charter
    The UK Independence Party is set to head in a fresh direction, fighting radical Islam, with the election today of a replacement for Nigel Farage as its national leader. The two favourites to take over from Mr Farage are committed to adding the battle against Islamic fundamentalism to the party’s main goal of withdrawing Britain from the European Union. Mr Farage resisted strong grassroots pressure during his three-year leadership to broaden UKIP’s focus to include actively campaigning against Islamism and immigration. But both Lord Pearson of Rannoch and the London MEP Gerard Batten — the two front-runners in a field...
  • US Guards JSF Crown Jewels

    11/28/2009 11:32:20 PM PST · by sonofstrangelove · 13 replies · 430+ views
    Dod Buzz ^ | 11/24/2009 | Colin Clark
    The Pentagon, after years and years of deliberation and heavy pressure from Britain, has finally decided it will not share the all-important computer source code for the Joint Strike Fighter. Sharing source code would, in the words of one close observer of the program, “turn the British JSF into a Trojan Horse.” The message this source would send the British: “Yes we love you… but who are those third party nationals from the EU working for you? And how do we know we can trust them?” British officials had threatened to pull out of the program if the US did...