By The Salfordian, on February 28th, 2012
We’ve seen Kung Fu Panda – now, a real Russian bear has become an internet hit, amazing visitors to a Siberian zoo with his perfect mastery of the martial art.
An amateur video shot by Andrey Kutzenko shows the animal throwing a wooden club around his neck, passing it from paw to paw and . . . → Read More: Video – Kung Fu Bear: Russian Style
By The Salfordian, on February 28th, 2012
Shameless bookmaker Paddy Power has revealed its latest publicity stunt – by creating a YouTube advertising campaign which promises to ‘tranquilize chavs’ at the Cheltenham Festival.
The publicity-hungry bookmaker has released a controversial campaign ahead of the March race meeting in which they promise to ‘take care of the chavs – veterinary style’.
In . . . → Read More: Hilarious Cheltenham Festival advert shows loutish racegoers being shot
By The Salfordian, on February 28th, 2012
Just 57% of children in Bradford area speak English as first language. 140 different mother tongues spoken in the city’s schools.
Just 26 out of 700 pupils at a British primary school speak English as their first language, it has been revealed.
At Byron Primary School in Barkerend Road, Bradford, 93.6 per cent . . . → Read More: Primary school where just 26 out of 700 pupils speak English as their first language
By The Salfordian, on February 27th, 2012
Foreigners are to be offered free treatment for HIV on the NHS for the first time under controversial plans backed by ministers.
Foreigners will be offered treatment for Aids and HIV on the NHS for the first time
Those from abroad, including failed asylum seekers (Who travel through [u]safe[/u] countries to get here!), . . . → Read More: Foreigners to be offered free treatment for HIV on the NHS
By The Salfordian, on February 27th, 2012
They spend most of their day eating bamboo and snoozing.
But as this young panda proves, there’s still plenty of time for a spot of gymnastics despite the busy schedule.
Photographer Mitsuaki Iwago was able to capture the moment the bear hung upside down from a tree in a gymnastics display worthy of . . . → Read More: Poor little panda who got stuck up a tree
By The Salfordian, on February 25th, 2012
Police have used stun grenades and tear gas against Palestinians (Muslims) who were throwing stones at tourists visiting the Al-Aqsa mosque, the third-holiest Islamic site. Twenty-six people were wounded in the clashes.
Eleven policemen and 15 Palestinians are among the injured. Eighteen Palestinians were arrested by Israeli police as a result of the incident. . . . → Read More: Palestinians pelt Christian tourists
By The Salfordian, on February 25th, 2012
March 1981, and inside 10 Downing Street, Margaret Thatcher is confronting the most terrible dilemma any British Prime Minister has ever faced.
The news could hardly be worse. Across Britain, tens of thousands of terrified people are streaming out of the major cities. Looting is widespread, while every day brings bomb attacks (the third . . . → Read More: The World War Three files: For 30 years the papers have been kept secret. Now, the extraordinary story of how Whitehall drew up terrifyingly detailed plans for nuclear armageddon can finally be revealed
By The Salfordian, on February 23rd, 2012
There is just a week to go until Google controversially changes its privacy policy to allow it to gather, store and use personal information about its users.
But there is one way to stymie the web giant’s attempts to build a permanent profile of you that could include personal information including age, gender, locality . . . → Read More: Three simple steps to delete your Google browsing history… before it’s too late
By The Salfordian, on February 23rd, 2012
Seven people have been killed and dozens wounded by gunshots fired on anti-American demonstrations in Afghanistan, says the country’s Interior Ministry. The American embassy in Kabul is blocked by protesters.
Up to 30 people were wounded by gunfire during protests over burnt copies of the Koran. Shooting episodes broke out at two locations, with . . . → Read More: Several killed in clashes with Kabul cops over Koran burning
By The Salfordian, on February 23rd, 2012
A Christian pastor who converted from Islam is to be put to death (Religion of peace my backside) for leaving Islam following the ruling of an Iranian court, it was reported today.
Youcef Nadarkhani, 34, was arrested more than two years ago on charges of apostasy, and has now been sentenced to death by . . . → Read More: Christian pastor sentenced to death in Iran for refusing to renounce his faith could be hanged ‘at any time without warning’
By The Salfordian, on February 22nd, 2012
Throughout the tenure of the last Labour government some newspapers while praising the huge contribution immigrants had made (Taking benefits, housing, NHS etc) to this country in the past — attacked the laxity of what were supposed to be our border controls.
It was clear the very nature of our society was being . . . → Read More: Mass immigration, and how Labour tried to destroy Britishness
By The Salfordian, on February 21st, 2012
A group of 11 Muslim men plied girls as young as 13 with drink and drugs so they could use them for sex ‘several times a day’, a court heard today.
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The five girls, who were aged between 13 and 15 when the alleged abuse began, were passed around by . . . → Read More: Eleven Muslim men ‘plied girls of 13 with drink and drugs to use them for sex’
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