Sixty Years On…
And have we learned nothing? Simon Jenkins takes Charles Clarke to task over at the Times today. He voices the thoughts and fears that have […]
Month: January 2005
You Gotta Laugh…
Over at the NO2ID site is a leader about councils that are resisting the ID card scheme. interestingly they are claiming that ID cards would […]
Iran Next?
George Bush is now inaugurated for his second term as President of the USA. Following the debacle of the 2000 elections it seemed then improbable […]
Microchipping One’s Customers
I meant to comment on this when I first saw it a week ago, but I’ve been busy with other things and it slipped my […]
Happy January 24th
“If you stumbled out of bed in the dark this morning, fell over the cat, found no milk in the fridge for your porridge, had […]
What Type of Intelligence?
I found this via Queenie’s Blog. Your Dominant Intelligence is Linguistic Intelligence You are excellent with words and language. You explain yourself well. An elegant […]
Vive La France
Ah, well, that’s this year’s pilgrimage to Olympia. Much the same as last year really. What strikes me is the plethora of aromas that assaults […]
Traffic, Traffic, Traffic
I’m training in Croydon this week. I also had an assessment to do in Swindon this morning, so we had a cunning plan. My wife […]
Taking the Biscuit
I’ve been aware of the Baptist Pastor Fred Phelps for some time. This man sums up all that is awful about religious extremists in the […]
Jerry Springer Opera Protests
Every few years the issue of blasphemy in the media raises its ugly head. A decade ago, it was Salman Rushdie’s Satanic Verses. Following publication […]