Argentina: Diputado Omar de Marchi: "Dejen de ser soldados de la Sra.y transformense en soldados de los ciudadanos"

debieran pasarselo hasta que se les incruste en el hipotalamo a los diputados de la asamblea nacional de focas amaestradas del neocastrismo vergonzante. 

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Parliament's Computers Used To Log On To Porn Websites ONLY 300,000 In a Year

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By Jon David Kahn

Official records reveal that over the past year, members of Parliament, peers and their staff accessed pornographic websites 300,000 times.  The information was released by Palace of Westminster IT bosses this week in response to a freedom of information request. 

When broken down the total figure represents more than 820 sites a day and covers "attempts to access websites categorized as pornography." Parliamentary staffers, however, claim that the figure also included pop-ups that don't reflect deliberate efforts to search for porn. 

All the devices monitored were linked to the parliamentary network, which is used by members of Parliament,  peers and staffers. The report which monitored computers from summer 2012 to summer 2013, also revealed inconsistent monthly figures. For example, November was a big year for Parliament porn with 114,8444 attempts to find it, while in February, only 15 attempts were documented. 

Matthew Sinclair, chief executive of the TaxPayers' Alliance had this razor sharp insight: "This highlights the fact that many people working in Parliament are spending far too much time on websites that have nothing to do with their job."

A House of Commons spokeswoman insisted the records did not prove users "intended" to access pornography: "We do not consider the data to provide an accurate representation of the number of purposeful requests made by network users due to the ways in which websites can be designed to act, react and interact and due to the potential operation of third-party software."
However, Parliament's track record might reveal that it is certainly conceivable that its members have other things on their minds other than government business.
Past reports included the following Parliamentary surfing patterns:
* Thousands of hours on Facebook pages, up to 3 million times a month
* Extensive time playing computer games and placing online bets
* A high number of visits to supermarket shopping websites, gaming sites and music download sites
* Up to 50,000 visits were made to the controversial adultery website Out of Town Affairs, which advertises "no-strings-attached fun, hot steamy action and erotic encounters."

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South African parliament: Cubans don't pay their debts

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DA MP questions why we're bailing out foreign regime, when need is so great at home

Cuban bailout: Minister Davies must account to Parliament

The South African government has wasted R600 million on sustaining the failed Cuban state, including what government has called a "solidarity grant". This follows a R1.4 billion Cuban bailout that President Zuma authorised in December 2010.

When the Parliamentary session reconvenes, the Democratic Alliance (DA) will request that the Minister of Trade and Industry, Rob Davies, appear before Parliament to explain what economic objectives are achieved by this decision. We want to know how this cash injection for Cuba will help the millions of South Africans who live below the breadline.

Cuba has a tiny economy and little to offer South Africa by way of trade. Our trade with Cuba is unlikely to ever exceed R100 million per year. And at the same time, we have our own massive domestic problems in housing, energy, infrastructure, unemployment and a host of other areas. It is difficult to justify giving the Cuban regime R2 billion in handouts when our own people are suffering daily.

The R600 million Minister Davies handed out on Friday consisted of credit write-offs, new credit lines and some cash payments. It also includes a R100 million "solidarity grant", which will not need to be paid back to South Africa. 

The Cuban regime has a long track record of failing to pay back our loans. In 2010, South Africa had to write off R1.1 billion in bad Cuban debt, and on Friday we wrote off another R250 million in bad debt.

It is a tragic irony that a portion of the Cuban handout is earmarked to promote food security in Cuba, when our own food security is under threat here at home. We have recently been forced to import maize at a very high price, affecting millions of South Africans who rely on maize-based products as staple food.

The time has come for South Africa to invest in strategic partnerships that deliver prosperity for our people. Maintaining symbolic friendships at enormous costs do not help the South African people. 

Statement issued by Geordin Hill-Lewis, DA Shadow Deputy Minister of Trade & Industry, February 6 2012

#Cuba - Opositores, comunistas y parlamentarios

Desde el sitio de Ichikawa

Emilio Ichikawa

 

Por la época en que Marx y Engels eran opositores mesiánicos, en una nota a La Ideología Alemana (1845-46), aparece confirmado este lema como listón de una política revolucionaria: “Todo cuando existe, merece perecer”. Sin embargo, la diafanidad de la formulación pronto empezó a dar tropiezos con asuntos procesales de la política concreta: organización, recaudación de fondos, necesidad de alianzas, tareas de propaganda, papeles migratorios en Bruselas o París, seguridad, etc.

Existen muchos documentos que muestran los debates entre comunistas acerca de si era correcto que opositores de tanto calibre como ellos enseñaran en Universidades burguesas, publicaran en periódicos y editoriales canónicas, legislaran en Parlamentos de las clases dominantes o, incluso, ingresaran a gabinetes de Partidos tradicionales en el poder. La conocida crítica de Engels al profesor Eugene Dühring, por ejemplo, implicaba también una crítica al pensamiento académico por su ejercicio en la Universidad de Berlín (aunque para la publicación ya Dühring estaba deshabilitado por ceguera); y a la política formal, por sus nexos con el Partido Socialdemócrata.

Hay que decir que aunque este debate no les fue ajeno, los comunistas cubanos de la República no tuvieron muchos reparos en expresarse en la prensa burguesa, en enseñar o pretender las principales Universidades de la isla, legislar y cabildear en el Capitolio de La Habana o en formar gabinete con “politiqueros” electos.

Pero hasta aquí se trata de los comunistas en la “oposición” en el contexto de la sociedad burguesa-capitalista que ellos se encontraron. Otra cosa es el asunto de los comunistas en el poder y de la oposición al mundo por ellos mismos creado. A imagen y semejanza de sus libros, porque los libros donde se insinúa la utopía de los comunistas no son bonitos. De hecho, los libros bonitos, como la Iliada,  Romeo y Julieta y Guerra y Paz tratan de cosas bastante “feas”: de los celos, la ambición, la envidia…

Igual que los comunistas en la oposición, la oposición a los comunistas discutió –y discute- si es correcto participar en las instituciones creadas por ellos precisamente para el ejercicio del poder comunista. Entre cubanos, opositores o no, ha sido muy popular la querella en torno a si debe re-interpretarse la Constitución en busca de espacios, o incluso tratar de ganar o merecer un escaño en la Asamblea Nacional del Poder Popular. Insisto: el debate intelectual en torno al asunto supera con mucho al intento práctico para lograrlo.  Mas >>

Chinese parliament opens with grand vows

(By Andrew Higgins, The Washington Post)

 BEIJING - Spooked by uprisings against autocracy across the Middle East, China sought to showcase its own stability Saturday with a grand display of political choreography and a leadership pledge to rein in inflation, combat corruption and "improve all facets of public security."
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Sexy Russian Ex-Spy to Run for Parliament

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The sultry former Russian spy Anna Chapman was deported from the U.S. last year was tapped to run for Russian Parliament, the U.K. Telegraph reported.

Chapman was asked to run by Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. She is reportedly a heavy favorite since Russia is a de facto one-party system—the United Russia Party.

She would be penciled in as the next member for the Volgograd region in southern Russia, where she was born.

Since Chapman’s spy career fizzled out, she managed to stage something of a comeback built on her sexy image. She has her own weekly TV show; modeling; and eight different types of Anna Chapman-branded products, including vodka and clothing, the Telegraph reported.

She showed interest in politics last December, when she became a leader of the youth wing of Putin's party, trying to instill patriotism in young people.

Chapman, 28, made headlines when she and nine other special agents were sent back to Russia after being discovered. She was a stylish redhead with model looks and a master's degree in economics. She lived in a $2,100-a-month apartment and hobnobbing with Manhattan's social elite. 

Chapman also was a "practiced deceiver" who worked as an agent for the Russian government, attempting to secretly transmit information from her laptop computer to a Russian government computer, according to U.S. federal prosecutors.

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/world/2011/02/22/sexy-russian-spy-run-parliament/#ixzz1EkbnLwal