Thursday, 7 August 2008

Virus alert on John Taylor's website

This is not a wind up or a means of having a dig at Cllr Taylor, but within seconds of accessing his website my anti-virus programme goes berserk. As soon as you log on exe. files attempt to install on your computer. Three of the offending items picked up by my anti-virus software are Mal/Heuri-D, Mal/Packer and JS/Encharc-A JavaScript virus. It would be appreciated if any TC readers with greater technical knowledge than myself could enlighten us as to what has caused this but in the meantime I would advise anyone planning to view the website of Cllr Taylor to use extreme caution.

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White candidates should be barred from standing for Parliament in up to eight constituencies in order to get more black and Asian MPs elected, says a controversial report commissioned by Labour’s deputy leader, Harriet Harman.

Positive discrimination is illegal in the UK, but the report concludes that, without a change in the law allowing parties to impose all-black shortlists, it would take more than 75 years for Britain’s ethnic make-up to be fairly reflected at Westminster.

Harman is understood to be still considering the report’s findings in detail, but has expressed personal support for a change. However, Vaz is lobbying Harman for the measure to be included in a bill on equality issues later this year - meaning it could be on the statute book by 2009. ‘She is the person who has a huge history of supporting these issues,’ he added.

Woolley said that a change in the law could help the Tories by putting David Cameron’s A-List - a pool of candidates, many of them women or from ethnic minorities, singled out for the fast track to the irritation of some white men - on a firm legal footing.

Anonymous said...

Taylor caught the virus Tuesday night sitting next to Westy, its a nasty bug you wont be able to work if you catch it.

Anonymous said...

Did you know?
The number of poisoned web sites is increasing. 1 in 1000 web pages are infected with malicious drive-by downloads (source IDG News).