Government launches NVQ in housebreaking
Rule of law must apply, says Blindgit
by Geoff Pattison
Feel you're not fitted for a 9 to 5 job? Have a crack habit to support? Or
maybe you just want easy money and can't get out of bed before midday? Well the
new NVQ in housebreaking could be just the thing for you.
The NVQ Housebreaking Plus course gives training for the work that's
actually available, rather than being just a ruse to take you off the
unemployment figures, and comes with a government-backed guarantee of
success.
No qualifications are needed for entry and there will be no requirement to
attend training any more than you want to. The diploma will be awarded
automatically at the end of the course and personally presented by a selected
High Court Judge released from the asylum especially for the event.
Practical elements such as the correct use of jemmy and lock picks will be
interspersed with health and safety issues including such essentials as how to
get through a window without being cut by broken glass and the correct way to
lift heavy articles without causing back damage. A legal section of the course
will cover how to sue the householder if you sustain any injury while on, or
attempting to gain admission to the premises, plus how to build a case of
self-defence if you are unfortunate enough to kill anyone.
A government spokesman praised this new initiative. "It may look as though
we've gone soft on crime and soft on the causes of crime," he said, "but there
are benefits all round from this NVQ. The trainees will benefit from being
taught to work more safely and efficiently, and we estimate they will be able
to enter 34 per cent more houses in a given week and take 76 per cent more
property after the course than before it. We've even got Eric Knowles
explaining how to tell genuine antiques from fakes so they don't waste their
time carting away rubbish."
He continued: "The householder will benefit from getting a more professional
job done. There should be less wanton destruction, smearing of faeces on walls
and mindless violence, as graduates of our courses will be task-oriented. They
will have learnt that for every 10 minutes wasted shitting on furniture or
breaking old people's bones, they could have done 0.76 more blaggings. It's
only common sense."
Naturally, the forces of law and order support the course and guarantee not
to interfere in any housebreaking carried out according to their
guidelines.
President Tony "two flats" Blair, speaking from Cloud Cuckoo Land where he
is waging the War against Clouds and Cuckoos™, praised the move. "This
will send out a message," he read from a script, "telling everybody exactly
what kind of society we live in."
Deputy president John Prescott added his support, saying in a sincere voice,
"and don't forget every since probation, soft option certainly and so why? This
administration will do, and that's not all. I am incredible."