On Satan's Day, the 6th of the 6th 06, it was fitting that both Tony Blair and Gordon Brown felt moved to make a public, anti-British proposal. First the Prime Minister announced that he was considering offering Sainsbury's, Tesco, Lloyds TSB and Unilever the job of running the best performing NHS hospitals. This would give further opportunities to government cronies to walk away with vast amounts of public money for undertaking a task about which they know precisely nothing. Earlier governments greatly decreased the efficiency of the NHS when they took this public service out of the hands of dedicated professionals -who had decades of experience- and switched the task of administration to a number of shady business operators who assumed the title "trusts" to lull us into a false sense of security. The commercial giants who have been offered these lucrative contracts have been responsible for forcing into bankruptcy many thousands of Christian-British businesses. Tesco and the other "big three" hold a monopoly over food distribution which gives them the power to decide which companies will prosper and which will go to the wall. They are also in the position to choose which country's produce will be marketed, giving them power over nations. Multi-national corporations have been allowed, through the corruption of politicians, to become too large for any nation's good. Trying to restore fair trade for all at this late date will be very difficult. What we do not need, however, is for New Labour to be making "worshippers of Mammon" even more powerful at the expense of overtaxed workers.

It has also been suggested by New Labour, that on election days, ballot boxes could be placed in Tesco stores. The brash spivs who control the Labour Party have not the slightest respect for civic dignity, election rules, or providing calm controlled conditions, so long as changes work to their advantage.

Postal votes, once only issued to the sick and infirmed who could not easily get to the polling station, are now being widely used by the fit and healthy. Why did the Labour government encourage such a change? Simply because it gave those conducting elections, mainly socialists, an opportunity to tamper with the ballot papers and fix the result. For the same reason counting votes the day after the election has become common practice. It is far more convenient to carry out this duty at night on the day of the election, considering that most of those participating are workers, who under the change, are forced to take time off to attend. Counting the votes during weekdays is therefore clearly a retrograde step. The motive behind this change is once again, to give those conducting elections a chance to tamper with ballot papers while the public sleep in blissful ignorance.

Not to be outdone, Gordon Brown, a man who has one foot in the bogus Socialist camp and the other on the board of the global financial dictators, announced his outrageous anti-British proposals. Firstly he made it clear that he wanted foreigners to continue swamping Britain. He announced that "foreign people coming to this country are a part of our community and should play by the rules. We are pleased that he used the words "foreign nationals" to describe those he deems to be British. These foreign nationals, by virtue of their description, must be foreign and not British. He then called for an "unashamed show of pride and patriotism." This ambiguous statement must apply only to foreigners, as all New Labour Socialists find true patriotism repugnant and objectionable when practised by the British.

Since 1945 successive governments have sabotaged and dispensed with virtually every national asset we ever owned. On the Devil's Day it was announced that the Spanish firm Ferrovial was on the verge of taking control of every one of Britain's major airports, including Heathrow, Gatwick, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Stanstead, Aberdeen and Southampton. During 2005 vital British assets to the value of £50 billion were sold off to foreign companies. This year it is expected that sales of other vital British commodities will be even higher. Many experts and city analysts could not comprehend how any government could possibly allow such sales to take place. The wretched Gordon Brown got our backs up by saying he had "no intention of intervening in the sale of airports and that the UK must prevent the retreat into patriotism." If Gordon Brown and Tony Blair intend to remain at war with the British nation, we wish they would wear some kind of distinguishing uniform so as to clearly mark them out as an enemy.