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My Wish For UK Prime Minister

September 28, 2007

As a resident in London with voting rights I have political opinions and I am committed to playing my small part in improving the quality of life in my community, so here is my political wish list for Our Prime Minister:- Do not blame ethnic minorities or immigrants for the breakdown of family values in London. Ethnic minorities do not have much influence in the economic balance of London and are more or less victims of the more powerful forces of the local corporate system. Do not blame hip hop music for the "gang culture" in London. History shows that gangs existed in London even before Hip Hop became mainstream. Just look at the movies featuring local gangsters. Black boys are not the only children with a crisis of identity. Most children are facing crises on different levels. Do not pander to the media that highlights failings amongst ethnic minorities but suppresses crises amongst local people. Do not force feed cultural influences on people with varied trad

Haitus

The period of haitus is over. It's time to look at the legacy that is Boris Johnson. What has he done for London?

Boris Johnson is a SEO Strategist

October 01, 2019

How Boris’ Remarks Affect Rankings After the interview, news pieces started popping up across the SERPs. The BBC, The Guardian, The Independent, Huffington Post, The Sun, the Express, The Mirror, The Daily Mail, The London Economic, and many, many more are dominating the news section of Google, all referring to him and his supposed new hobby. And in the title of every single piece of coverage? His name next to the word ‘bus’. Let’s look at this as if it were a content marketing campaign you were running for your client. Say the KPI was increasing the rankings of a specific keyword, or perhaps more generally the branded key term. Any marketer undergoing a link building campaign waiting for press to come in would consider the above coverage as a huge success, no doubt monitoring closely what affect this would have on your client’s rankings. But here’s why all this really matters. Learn more from source

No Need To Be Afraid of Boris

September 27, 2007

The current furore over Boris being a racist is simply laughable. You cannot just paint a person in anti-black paint on the basis of criticising black people, be it in a comical way. The trouble with the contemporary do good-ers is their lack of insight into the dynamics of modern communities. Ethnic minorities are perceptive enough to spot a racist and are intelligent enough not to waste time or effort in futile anti-racist protests that do not serve any purpose whatsoever. The key issue is oppression, abuse and cruelty. I believe that anyone who stands against evil and promotes a sharing, caring and sustainable community in which everyone no matter their creed lives peacefully is worthy of praise. While it is impossible to please everyone, in my opinion, Boris has the conviction to improve the quality of life for all in this (London)community.

Hacker House

October 09, 2019

Genesis - Land Of Confusion (Official Music Video) #brexit

September 05, 2018

Boris: 100,000 apprenticeships by end of 2012

October 28, 2011

Boris Johnson is committed to growing London's economy and has already helped to create over 40,000 new apprenticeships for Londoners in just over a year. This has helped make the capital the fastest growing UK region for new opportunities. The Mayor's apprenticeship drive, launched last November, saw Boris personally lobby some of the capital's biggest employers urging them to do their share to get Londoners back into work. But he can do more. Which is why Boris has now upped his target to 100,000 by the end of 2012. To keep growing London's economy and build on this success the Mayor is targeting areas including financial services, digital, creative, cultural, retail and hospitality, where apprenticeships are still underrepresented compared to the size of their workforces. Mayor of London Boris Johnson said: “As we grapple with difficult economic conditions and a tough labour market it is clear that an increasing number of employers are helping to address the probl

Brexit Chaos

October 19, 2019

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January 29, 2020

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Get Well Soon Boris

“Whatever political persuasion the whole country is united in wanting our PM to get fit and well as soon as possible #BackBoris.” source: https://www.eveningexpress.co.uk/

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