Comment of the day from my mad MP, spotted by cynicaldragon.It’s pathetic to see badly written foul-mouthed, witless blogs begging for attention in the latest league table of blogs. So many of them register zero comments from their zero readers. Why do they bother?
Indeed, why does the Rt Hon. Paul Flynn MP bother with his webshyte? I left a comment on his site once, not even a sweary one (honest) and rather than debate Flynn deleted it.
Much like adverse comments on Mr Flynn's Youtube channel! They vanish very quickly, ask him about his expenses, if you want to see it happen to your comment.
Over to Flynn for a reply....
Hat tip to English Rose for the vampire pic.
A few years back my libel case losing MP - who also charged the taxpayer for his legal fees - was planning a trip to Communist North Korea. He has spoken often about how if we all have a nice cup of tea and a group hug, that all will be well. A trip that was cancelled when the fucknut running North Korea denonated his nuke.
An yet we see that peace, love and tolerance are not things that the DNK government cares about: Via Associate Press from South Korean activists that North Korea publicly executed a Christian woman last month for distributing the Bible, which is banned in the communist nation.
Ri Hyon Ok, 33, was also accused of spying for South Korea and the United States and organizing dissidents. She was executed in the northwestern city of Ryongchon near the border with China on June 16, according to a report from an alliance of several dozen anti-North Korea groups.
Ri's parents, husband and three children were sent to a political prison camp in the northeastern city of Hoeryong the following day, the report said, citing unidentified documents it says were obtained from North Korea. It showed a copy of Ri's North Korean government-issued photo ID. It is virtually impossible to verify such reports about secretive North Korea, where the government tightly controls the lives of its citizens and does not allow dissent.
On Thursday, an annual report from a state-run South Korean think tank on human rights in the North said that public executions, though dropping in number in recent years, were still carried out for crimes ranging from murder to circulating foreign movies.
North Korea claims to guarantee freedom of religion for its 24 million people but in reality severely restricts religious observances. The cult of personality surrounding national founder Kim Il Sung and his son, current leader Kim Jong Il, is a virtual state religion.
The government has authorized four state churches, one Catholic, two Protestant and one Russian Orthodox, but they cater to foreigners and ordinary North Koreans cannot attend. However, defectors and activists say more than 30,000 North Koreans are believed to practice Christianity secretly.
The U.S. State Department reported last year that "genuine religious freedom does not exist" in North Korea.
"North Korea appears to have judged that Christian forces could pose a threat to its regime," Do Hee-youn, a leading activist, told reporters, claiming public executions, arrest and detention of North Koreans are prevalent.
Next time some MP or other loon appears on the telly box, bleating on about how evil sanctions are hitting the poor in North Korea; just remind them that passing out Bibles is cause for losing your life in that land.
A land where death camps are operating, where chemical experiments and gas chambers to rival anything in Nazi Germany are carried out by possibly the most brutal regime on the planet.
Don't expect Paul Flynn MP to be protesting about this in the House of Commons.
Update Flynn says
Feelings of rising horror about the new Parliament are engulfing me.
Don't worry Newport deserves and will get better than you. You will not be returned as the Rt Hon. MP for your half of Newport.
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