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Old 12-02-2007, 06:28 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I don't like the man.

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I don't like the man.

So for no reason whatsoever I post this link:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=ZMGdYXsvJKA
He used to be very popular among working class people.
Until he sold out totally.
He only cares about one thing and that’s money.
Look how in that video he says the Labour party will defend the NHS while they are actually busy privatising it.
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Prescott has always been a europhile. Right from the start.

Why the working class people of his Hull constituency vote him, I don't know.

He hasn't been part of the working class for 40 years. If he ever was genuinely working class in the first place.
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I don't like the man.
Not many people do.

He is a most unpleasant person. And looks it too.
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Common Purpose is run from his Office.

Common Purpose (CP)

- a hidden menace in our government and schools

Common Purpose is the glue than enables fraud to be committed across government departments to reward pro European politicians. Corrupt deals are enabled that put property or cash into their pockets by embezzling public assets.

Although it has 80,000 trainees in 36 cities, 18,000 "graduate" members and enormous power, Common Purpose is largely unknown to the general public.

It recruits and trains "leaders" to be loyal to the directives of Common Purpose and the EU, instead of to their own departments, which they then undermine or subvert, the NHS being an example.

Common Purpose is identifying leaders in all levels of our government to assume power when our nation is replaced by the European Union. Unlike current leaders, CP leaders are taught to rule without democracy, and will bring the EU police state home to every one of us.

It has members in the NHS, BBC, the police, the legal profession, many of Britains 7,000 quangos, local councils, the Civil Service, government ministries, Parliament, and it controls many RDA's (Regional Development Agencies).

Cressida Dick is the Common Purpose senior police officer who authorised the "Shoot to kill" policy without reference to Parliament, the law or the British Constitution. Jean de Menezes was one of the innocents who died as a result. Her shoot to kill policy still stands today.

Common Purpose trained Janet Paraskeva, the Law Society's Chief Executive Officer. Surprising numbers of lawyers are CP members. It is no coincidence that justice is more expensive, more flawed and more corrupt. And no surprise the courts refused to uphold the law, when a challenge was made to the signing of the six EU treaties, which illegally abolish Britain's sovereignty.

Common Purpose is backed by John Prescott's "Office of the Deputy Prime Minister" (ODPM), and its notional Chief Executive is Julia Middleton. The Head of the Civil Service Commission is a member

It is close to controlling Plymouth City Council, where is has subverted the democratic process. Local people cannot get CP's corrupt activities published, because the editors of local papers are in CP, and refuse to let journalists publish the articles.

CP started in 1985; in the 1990’s, with its members' cross departmental influence, it was involved with what then became the disasterous New Millennium Dome Company and the squandering of £800 million; it appears £300m of this was diverted into the web of quangos set up by CP. There is a fraud case over this, stalled in the courts thanks to CP's influence in the legal profession.

Over £100 million of our money has been spend on CP courses alone, and its been hidden from the public. No published accounts, and members names are a guarded secret. It charges substantial figures for its courses. Matrix for example costs £3,950 plus VAT, and courses for the high flying ‘leader’ can be as much as £9,950 plus VAT. This money is ours, paid by government departments financing senior staff to become agents for CP, instead of loyal to their own jobs.

Common Purpose International (Ltd by guarantee) is registered as a Charity No 1056573 and describes itself as being involved in Adult education. Some charity.

Common Purpose - training our future EU rulers - continued
Potential Common Purpose subjects are ‘selected’ for training. Are they susceptible to being converted; are they in the right job, with the right colleagues and friends? Do they have power, influence and the control of money? If the candidate has some, or all of these key attributes, then the local Common Purpose Advisory Board decides if they can do the course.
Trained leaders are encouraged to act as a network, enable other members' plans, and have meetings under the so called Chatham House rules. This effectively means their statements are not attributable to them, nor can attendees reveal information heard at a Common Purpose meeting.

Council Officers are having quasi secret meetings with, for example, property developer Common Purpose friends. No agendas and no minutes. Common Purpose Graduates from the public quango sectors such as the Regional Development Agencies attend, and have the power to award large sums of public money to projects.

It is the worst national example of cronyism, closed contract bids, fraud and corruption. And unseen to the general public.
Common Purpose undermines traditionally effective and efficient government departments with an overwhelming influx of new language, political correctness and management initiatives. The talk is of empowering communities, vision, worknessless, mainstreaming (sucking EU money into a project to sustain it), community empowerment, working partnership, regeneration and celebrating diversity etc etc. Documents appear about change, and reorganisation. In time confusion rules, and things don’t seem to work properly. Management decisions are made that seem stupidly destructive. The organisational performance becomes sluggish. Undermining the NHS is Common Purposes' biggest success so far.

David Cameron, who is pro Europe, uses the language of Common Purpose; he has appointed Ken Clarke, the most committed of the pro Europeans, in charge of his “Democracy Taskforce” - rather like putting the cat in charge of the safety of mice.

Common Purpose specifically targets children from the age of 13, and more recently younger, for special leadership and citizenship training. Yes, it is active in schools, and again the average parent has no idea.
People have contacted us to speak of their experiences with Common Purpose. A common theme is its all sweetness and light, until you fail to follow the direction set by the CP leadership.
Then interesting things happen. Ladies in particular have been bullied at work, some have lost their jobs, some have become paranoid and depressed at the pressure from people ganging up on them.
A typical story is a husband describing the decline in his wife from the time she becomes a Common Purpose graduate. Loss of sparkle, enthusiasm, anxious and ‘changed’, and she initiated a divorce.
Other Common Purpose people lie when they are challenged as to their involvement.

Common Purpose candidates are given a two day residential course in which they are ‘trained’ in a closed residential environment, such as a small hotel. They are encouraged to reveal significant personal information about themselves, such as their likes, dislikes, ambitions and dreams. Discussions are then controlled by the course leaders. Some participants have likened this to Delphi technique or the application of group psychology such as Cognitive Dissonance or brainwashing.
If you suspect Common Purpose is active in your organisation, or see a pattern of incredibly bad decisions, money being wasted, notice bullying, fraud, or threats, note the names of those involved (we've tracked down over a thousand) and please contact us. And publish the truth about Common Purpose as widely as you can.

See http://eutruth.co.uk to take further action.
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I'm not getting anything on the link at the bottom of the last posting to this thread . I've clicked on it three times :roll: . I don't know if others are having the same problem.
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It's eutruth.org.uk

I have yet to be sold on the evils of common purpose. Admittedly I haven't looked into it very deeply but when I have it's always rather far-out people who are banging on about it.

Present company excepted, of course, Bluemerle.
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I had lunch last summer with someone who works for the BBC. He was there with his sister, a friend of mine. I started telling her about Common Purpose and I saw him prick up his ears so I turned to him and said, "Do you know about Common Purpose". Yes, he said "But I don't want to get into an argument".

Where do you think all the money that Brown is pouring into the NHS, etc is going??? He has poured billions into public services. Are they any better? NO. The Police are no longer preventing crime, they respond to crime by giving you a "Crime number". If you are being burgled, they don't come until the burglar has left.

They have successfully destroyed the private pension schemes. Could it be that the heads of those schemes have all been on a CP Course??

We now pay the Public Servants pensions out of taxes. Billions, when our own pensions are being eroded and in some cases reduced to zero.

It is all about PC. The PC crowd are in control. Woe betide anyone who make a remark which could be construed as racist. Here in Dorset there is a pub which sports beer mats which say "If you hear anyone making a racist remark, please ring this number and report them to the police."

It is about control. Controlling the masses, making them bend to your way. This is why people are not voting. It isn't worth the effort, nothing changes so why bother.

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CP started in 1985; in the 1990’s, with its members' cross departmental influence, it was involved with what then became the disasterous New Millennium Dome Company and the squandering of £800 million; it appears £300m of this was diverted into the web of quangos set up by CP.
So it's a Conservative invention?

Scary.
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Common Purpose at work
A psychological manipulation of young people to brain-wash them.


On January 19th the following Letter appeared in the Bournemouth Echo.

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Spotlight on the young campaigners.

My name is Ben Shepard and I am a presenter on GMTV and The Xtra Factor.

I am writing to you to ask for your readers' help in the search to find young people in Bournemouth who have done something positive for their school or community. These teenagers deserve to be recognised, encouraged and rewarded for the valuable work they do to make their schools and communities better places, and by entering the Deutsche Bank Spotlight Awards young people in Bournemouth with be making the headlines for the right reasons.

With up to five £1,000 prizes for the winners and Certificates of Recognition awarded to all nominees, this initiative really does celebrate the positive.

Open to 11-18 year olds, the scheme has nothing to do with academic achievement or exam grades, but everything to do with good citizenship and positive action. Last year's awards involved more than 2,500 young people across the UK and covered topics as diverse as a campaign to create a smoke and alcohol free cafe for young people and a clever text campaign to tackle anti-social behaviour in a shopping centre.

As part of the Spotlight judging panel for the past four years, I have been really impressed by the variety of projects and the sheer energy young people have invested in their campaigns. Who knows, this could be the beginning of a lifetime of campaigning work that could see them making a very real difference to the whole of society.

I really hope that friends, family and teachers will nominate young campaigners and that young people themselves will come forward to be a part of this unique and worthwhile inititative.

Nominations are open now until February 2.

For more details on the awards and full details of how to enter, visit commonpurpose.org.uk/spotlight or call Tracy Thurgar on 020 7608 8148.
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