Newfield Partners: Kraft Attempts To Buy UK’s Cadburys.

U.S food manufacturer has attempted to buy the second largest chocolate maker in the world.

Sources have told Newfield Partners that Kraft has had a multi-billion offer turned down for the UK company Cadbury.

Cadbury has seen its share price rise on the back of this news, however the current offer for the company has been flatly rejected. This has not deterred Kraft; a spokesman told Newfield Partners that they intend to pursue the take over of Cadbury.

Newfield Partners analysts feel that Kraft will have raise the price of the initial offer to tempt shareholders even more, Newfield Partners expects that for Cadbury’s to be attracted to an offer they may have to offer at least another 30 percent.

Newfield Partners analysts also feel that this bid demonstrates that the global economy is getting better and expect there to be acquisitions as the economy comes out of recession.

The purchase of Cadbury is a logical one for Kraft, the question is though about how much Cadbury is worth to Kraft. Cadbury has trademarked several makes of chocolate confectionery and owns other various confectionery brand names.

Sources from Kraft told Newfield Partners that they see the brands of Cadburys as a very suitable fit with their own brand line. Kraft sees their offer has a very attractive one but Newfield Partners feel that to really go after Cadbury they will have to be more aggressive in their offer.

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Kraft are the same company that took over HP Sauce an iconic British brand moved it production over to Holland and destroyed the landmark plant.

If Kraft does the same with Cadbury it would decimate areas in the UK economically. We must fight against these Global Companies that seek to take work and British Brands away from Britain.

British Jobs to British Workers!

90-year-old charged in Germany for alledged Nazi-era crimes

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BERLIN — German authorities say a 90-year-old former member of the Nazi's SS has been charged with 58 counts of murder for the 1945 killings of Jewish forced laborers in Austria.

The Duisburg state court said Tuesday that state prosecutors had charged the suspect with the killings of the Jewish laborers near Deutsch-Schuetzen on March 30, 1945.

The suspect lives today in Duisburg but was not identified by the court.
The court says it has two weeks to decide whether the evidence presented supports the charges enough to bring the case to trial.

The charges carry a possible sentence of life in prison.

Forgotten Australians, “We’re Sorry”

CANBERRA, Australia – Prime Minister Kevin Rudd issued a historic apology Monday to thousands of impoverished British children shipped to Australia with the promise of a better life. But his government ruled out paying compensation for the abuse and neglect that many suffered.

The British government has estimated 150,000 British children may have been shipped abroad between 1618 and 1967, most from the late 19th century onward. After 1920, most of the children went to Australia through programs run by the government, religious groups and children’s charities.

The programs, which ended 40 years ago, were intended to provide the children with a new start — and the Empire with a supply of sturdy white workers. But many children ended up in institutions where they were physically and sexually abused, or were sent to work as farm laborers.

At a ceremony in the Australian capital of Canberra attended by tearful former child migrants, Rudd apologized for his country’s role in the migration and extended condolences to the 7,000 survivors of the program who still live in Australia.

“We are sorry,” Rudd said. “Sorry that as children you were taken from your families and placed in institutions where so often you were abused. Sorry for the physical suffering, the emotional starvation and the cold absence of love, of tenderness, of care. Sorry for the tragedy — the absolute tragedy — of childhoods lost.

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November 9th 1923

REMEMBRANCE 2009

Two temples once stood in Munich.

Each contained the sarcophagi of eight men
who fell as the first blood witnesses in the
struggle for a New Order of Aryankind.

Today, those temples are no more. They
were destroyed by the hate and evil of those
who did not want to see a better world,
but who tried to erase forever the memory
of these heroes by scattering their ashes
to the four winds.

But today, 86 years after they fell, the spirit
of these men lives on. In honor of them,
we have erected two new temples in our
hearts as twin monuments, monuments
which cannot be undone by mortal hands.

On this occasion, we bow our heads in
humble homage and eternal gratitude to
the unwavering loyalty and selfless sacrifice
of these men and of all those who have fought
and died in the service of the one great Cause.
May they shine forever as examples and as
guiding lights toward that brighter time which
is yet to come.

88!
NEW ORDER

UND · IHR · HABT · DOCH · GESIEGT

The Gunpowder Plot

"Remember, remember the fifth of November.
Gunpowder, Treason and Plot.
I see no reason why Gunpowder Treason
Should ever be forgot."

This poetic little rhyme, still popular among children today, continues to remind us why, on the night of November 5th, bonfires surmounted by cloth manikins or "Guys" are set alight in every town and village in Britain amongst a blaze of celebratory fireworks:

http://www.britannia.com/history/kaboom.html

Strictly Come Dancing bans 'dangerous' poppies

The BBC has claimed that the reason the Strictly Come Dancing contestants didn't wear poppies on Saturday night's show was because they are dangerous.

Angry viewers reportedly got in touch afterwards to complain and outspoken radio host Nick Ferrari branded the decision 'absolutely shameful'.

A BBC spokesperson told The Sun: "It could be dangerous to pin the poppies on to them (the dancers) while they are flying around at high speed because they could fly off."

Programme bosses are being urged to reverse the decision ahead of this weekend's show.

In a further blow to Strictly, the Prime Minister has revealed that he prefers its ITV rival, The X Factor.

In an interview with GQ, Gordon Brown said: "(Simon) Cowell has accused me of wavering in my support for The X Factor, but I haven't. I'm an X Factor fan, and Peter Mandelson looks after Strictly Come Dancing".

Continued . . . .

Crooked Politicans Bail Out Banks who are little more than ecomonic terrorists!

The biggest bail-out yet of British banks was agreed today despite evidence that small firms are still being denied the credit they desperately need to survive the recession.

Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds will get up to £40 billion in a restructuring and aid package unveiled by the banks and the Treasury today.

Taxpayers could plough as much as £33.5 billion into RBS and £5.7 billion into Lloyds. The £39.2 billion total exposure exceeds the £37 billion offered just over a year ago in the emergency action to stop them collapsing at the height of the financial crisis.

Yet the City Minister, Lord Myners, was unable to say whether the pair of rescued banks were honouring their pledge to resume lending to struggling firms and families.

At a Treasury briefing on today's rescue, he said only: “I have no reason to believe Lloyds and RBS are any less supportive of small business
clients than Nationwide, HSBC or Barclays.

Remember, if we had not stepped in to support them, they would not be there to support small businesses.”

He said figures on lending would not be presented to Parliament before spring.

Lloyds and RBS agreed to a small restriction of bonuses to try to assuage public anger that huge amounts were being poured into the banks again just as the bonus culture was revived.

However, Stephen Alambritis, chief spokesman of the Federation of Small Businesses, said: “Small businesses are still struggling to get loans.

The banks are asking for an arm and a leg and the
process is tortuous and elongated.”

Shadow chancellor George Osborne said: “The Government is having to put another £39.2 billion of taxpayers' money into the banks. Yet still there is no guarantee that it will get credit flowing in the economy.”

Vince Cable, Liberal Democrat Treasury spokesman, added: “The banks want it all their own way. There must be no question of Lloyds and RBS running away from their lending agreements.

They owe their existence to the taxpayer. The Government must remember that.”

He dismissed the bonus agreements as “a sham” because executives would just postpone payout. Cash bonuses will only be allowed for staff earning less than £39,000 and capped at £2,000.

Higher paid executives will get bonuses in shares, with no limit. Executive directors will not be allowed to touch their shares until 2012, subject to a claw-back if deals turn sour.

Lloyds and RBS were also ordered to sell off branches and businesses to comply with European rules banning unfair state aid.

The public stake in RBS has grown from 70 per cent to 84.4 per cent, and is 43 per cent in Lloyds. Chancellor Alistair Darling said the exposure for taxpayers was much less than expected six months ago: “I believe what we have is better structured and a better deal for the taxpayer. It does represent a major step forward along what has been a very difficult road.”

Lord Myners attacked City institutions for “egging on” the risky banking that led to the meltdown from 2007, comparing them to restaurants that put up signs saying “property left at owners risk — management not responsible”.

Attacking investors such as pension funds and insurance giants, he said: “I would expect those institutional investors on behalf of their clients, who are us, to be much more challenging than they have been in the past.”

The cash crisis
September 2007 Run on Northern Rock leads to its nationalisation five months later
September 2008 Lloyds rescues crippled HBOS in $22 billion takeover
October 2008 Government bails out RBS and Lloyds/HBOS with £37 billion in return for stakes in both

Feb/March 2009 Both agree to pay the Government for an “insurance policy” to guarantee the value of bad assets, but at a high priceNovember 2009 Lloyds says it will raise £21 million from shareholders and leave the insurance scheme RBS and Lloyds forced by the European Commission to sell businesses as payback for state aid Taxpayer pumps another £39.2 billion into the two banks.

Continued . . .

Yasmin Alibhai-Brown(Anti White Racist) vs ex-Australian PM John Howard. Looking into the scandal that is New Labour's 12 year (and running) Open Borders policy, which has allowed mass uncontrolled immigration into the UK, changing the fabric of the UK for the Left's VERY dangerous political games, and subjugation of the masses. Now the UK is falling apart with the amount of imported murderers, muggers, rapists, drug dealers, gun runners, terrorists.