As you may have noticed the site hasn't been active during the last month in this time we have been hard at work on the new site which we are now pleased to present

www.uklockdown.com


Thanks to all the supporters we've gained here at blogger.com it is now time to move to a new battlefield to continue the fight.

"England is no longer controlled by Britons, we are under the invisible Jewish dictatorship, a dictatorship that can be felt in every sphere of life" - Nesta Helen Webster (1876 - 1960)

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Man Arrested for sending out 7/7 DVD's

Gordon Brown Admits UK is in an Economic Depression

Face Scanners in Schools

All Emails to be recorded says EC Directive

Big Brother State goes after 4 Year olds

Western Apocalyspe, New World Order

MI5 say we are all potential terrorists

Poisoned Tap Water

Vermin Infested NHS Hospitals

Boycott Israel

Recent News

Rise in Attacks on British Jews

Jew owned Google up to their usual tricks

UK says no to Euro

Jews turn British Goyim into gambling addicts

Another Day, Another Retail Chain Collapses, Zavvi Eats Dirt

BBC fined for fraud again

Woolworths' Last Christmas, 30,000 Unemployed

Goldman Sachs swindle us again

Zionist Watch

Jews campaign for more asylum seekers

Why Do People Hate Israel ?

Ben Bradshaw MP 'Israel has history of bullying BBC'

Just Another Jewish Banking Scam

Trainee Rabbi accused of sexually assaulting 12-year-old boy

Rampant Rabbi Breeds again

Jew Scum Winehouse degrading the Caribbean

Psycho Jews Murder more innocent children

Crypto-Jew childrens TV actor jailed over child porn

Crypto-Jew Jack Straw to Jail Preachers for reading Bible

Britain's Top EU Cheerleader, Crypto-Jew Peter Mandelson

Britain's Top commercial campaigners for ID cards, Jewish Saatchi and Saatchi agency

British Jew Pervert has 7 wives and 8 children

Dictionary Corner

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Health Info

Fluoride is detrimental to both physical and mental health and is known to be the root cause of many medical conditions and ailments, Non Fluoride toothpaste is available at most health stores and online and some brands can even be found in various supermarkets.

NHS Hospital Patient is starved to death

Gender Bending Chemicals in Plastic Bottles

Mobile Phones Causing Cancer

Overcrowded Hospitals Spreading Diseases

UV Radiation From Energy Saving Bulbs

Defend Your Home

Learn Archery

Buying and selling Crossbows and Airguns is not illegal in the UK, after the global economy collapses in 2009/2010 the crime rate will explode, your home will not be safe unless you are prepared to defend it, you have been warned.

Miscellaneous

Official Documents

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POLICE CORRUPTION IN ENGLAND AND WALES: An assessment of current evidence 2003

UK DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE DOCUMENT Titled - DCDC Global Strategic Trends Programme 2007-2036

POLICE RESEARCH PAPER SERIES 110
Titled - Understanding and preventing police corruption: lessons from the literature 1999

Britain fares poorly in international schools league table


The Times September 9, 2008




British children start education younger and have a longer school day than
most foreign pupils, an international league table published today
indicates.
Yet the United Kingdom comes almost bottom at keeping its teenagers in
education beyond the age of 16, with only Mexico, Turkey and Israel doing
worse.
And comparatively few young British adults have achieved even a basic
secondary education, according to the report by the Organisation for
Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).

Children who go to nursery 'better at maths'
It found the UK was lagging behind, coming 21st out of 29 countries, when it
analysed the ratio of 25 to 34-year-olds who had five good GCSEs or
equivalent.
This has pushed the UK’s ranking down the table as the population ages: the
oldest measured generation (aged 55 to 64) came 13th of 29. Meanwhile Korea
had gone from 23rd to first place, when its oldest and youngest generations
were compared.
Andreas Schleicher, head of analysis for the OECD education directorate, said
the UK had improved but that “the world has moved much faster”. He added:
“[The number achieving] baseline qualifications is moving in the UK, but
it’s something most other countries have managed.”
The report, Education At A Glance, said: “The UK is now among the
countries with the highest participation rate in education of children aged
3 to 4.”
Labour has presided over a huge increase of children of this age in
“pre-primary programmes”, from just over half in 1998 to nine out of 10
children in 2006. This compares with an OECD average of seven in 10
children. It also spends more than most other countries at this level.
The report found the UK spent above average on education, with private sources
growing faster than public spending.
Some of that extra money was spent on keeping young primary-age children in
school longer than their counterparts. English seven-year-olds endured 100
more hours than average in the classroom each year.
While the average country taught seven to eight-year-olds for 796 hours a
year, in England this was 890 hours.
The report said: “The combination of both higher than average expenditure per student and class sizes, is in part explained by the high annual duration of instruction time.”
It said the UK had among the largest class sizes in primary schools, with only Japan, Korea and Turkey having more children in lessons.
The report added: “In 14 countries there are 20 or fewer students per primary-level class. The OECD average is 21.5. The UK has an average 24.5 students per class.”
However class sizes at secondary level were lower than average.
The report said the pace of expansion in education - particularly at university level - was outstripping past projections and was expected to continue.
It had risen by nearly half in 10 years. While 37 per cent of teenagers in OECD countries went to university in 1995, that has risen to 57 per cent. This equates to eight million more students.
The UK boasts an above-average graduation rate, the report said, but has dropped from fourth to 12th since 1995 and is “likely to be surpassed” by other countries. Its drop-out rate from degree courses is also relatively high.
Mr Schleicher said the UK had recently devoted more of its GDP to education than any other country, and had one of the largest differences in salaries between graduates and non-graduates.
Graduates in the UK saw a 14 per cent return on the “investment” they had made in higher education (worked out by comparing the amount they had spent going to university with their salaries) - the fifth best rate out of 19 countries.
Many other countries were facing “tough decisions on funding and quality standards to ensure their education systems respond adequately to booming demand for degrees.” Funding for higher education was “barely keeping up with increased student numbers,” the report said.
Mr Schleicher said education could lose out to competing demands in ageing societies.
Civitas, the right-wing think-tank, criticised the Government over the OECD’s class size figures.
Anastasia de Waal, head of family and education said: “The government must finally commit to a proper class size reduction programme for infant classes if it wants to see real results. Cutting corners rather than class size is a huge mistake.”
A spokesman for the Department for Children, Schools and Families said: “Over the past 10 years we have seen steadily smaller class sizes and a better adult-pupil ratio thanks to our policies which see 150,000 more adults in classrooms. In 1997 there were 17 pupils per adult at primary level, now there are 12.”




UK Lockdown point of view
21st out of 29th is obviously a disgraceful position to be in and is shameful for a nation that spends as much on education as we do, although from the perspective of the Zionist elite who run our society this is actually a success, it was always the plan to dumb down successive generations over a gradual time period in order to reduce the ability of the general population to think outside of the narrow communist parameters that the school system has indoctrinated into us, that way we are more predictable and as a result more manageable; academics left the curriculum a long time ago the agenda now is plain simple communist programming; it is time we took the responsibility upon ourselves to educate our own children.

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