Think bigger, not smaller

So the Girls Guides will swap “develop my beliefs” for “to love my God”, and replace “my country” with “my community” in the Guide Promise. I’m guessing that the words “To do my duty” that I remember from the Boy Scout Promise, went years ago? The latest changes are the result, almost inevitably, of widespread […]

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BoJo on the nail again

It can be of little surprise that London Mayor Boris Johnson, playing in the pro-am charity game at Queen’s today, should be leading his old school and university sparring partner Dave Cameron in the polls today, as he makes yet another right call – this time saying that the UK should not arm the Syrian […]

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Privacy Priorities

Two of the very few areas of the law in which I excelled while briefly at university during what might generously be called study and what others who know me better will appreciate was a period of enjoyment irritatingly and only occasionally interrupted by education, were the Law of Torts and Criminal Law. The study […]

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Party membership on the up, at least for one party

At a time when the membership of all mainstream political parties in England, although not in Scotland and Wales, is declining it is interesting to note that this is not true of the UK’s newest and currently brightest new political party, UKIP. The party is reporting how people are not only expressing preference for them to […]

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First Capital Connect, the railway time forgot

Enjoying my journey home tonight on the ever ghastly First Capital Connect train from the museum for smelly, crap trains that time forgot, I have the pleasure to be sitting next to a young 20 something woman who is spending the journey shouting into her mobike phone to share her incredibly interesting insights on some […]

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Syria: Not In My Name

The hundreds of thousands whose “not in my name” protests were ignored by the alleged war criminal Tony Blair, may have a new target in Mr Cameron who is being tempted along the path to supply arms to Syrian actual or would-be terrorists. Our excuse for a national leader, Dave, has apparently said today that […]

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May the force be with you

This is bloody brilliant. The Reservoir Dogs of PR, or something like that any way. I must stop taking these substances, I thought this looked like Pitcher, Armstrong and Phillips are getting together (PAP ?) How will the rest of us simple mortals in PR ever survive this? This reminds me of my first ever […]

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The love of money

I am saddened to read news reports alleging inappropriate behaviour of energy select committee chairman Tim Yeo the latest MP targeted by a press sting. Mr Yeo is a greatly respected and long serving parliamentarian and yet the comments he freely made show avarice , naivety and stupidity. It turns out hat these comments are the only […]

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Governments should be afraid of their people

If the allegations over the UK government use of the US Prism spying system are true, it would seem that our government has already had access to snooping power beyond their own recently canned Snooper’s Charter. As citizens of a liberal democratic society of course have a social contract trade with the state to give up some […]

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Dave Meets the Lizards
PM to Attend Bilderberg Meeting

Reblogged from Guy Fawkes' blog: Dave promised a “new era of transparency” under this government. Number 10 says tonight’s meeting will be private and they will not reveal who he speaks to or what is said.

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