At Your Convenience
Master Worstall appears to have grabbed the wrong end of this particular stick and as a consequence, wades into Phil Woolas, the local government minister over […]
Month: July 2006
Ding Dong, the Witch is Dead… Oh, No She Isn’t…
Last week, I commented about the imminent and well deserved demise of the government’s identity card scheme. In it, I suggested that there may well […]
Of All the Stupid Things to Say
Joan Ryan has picked up the poison chalice that is Identity Cards and was mauled yesterday in the commons over the matter as commented upon by Simon […]
Beware, Blogger
Another case of a blogger being disciplined at work over a blog has hit the headlines. An English secretary is bringing a test case under […]
The Tories on Rail
In the Grauniad, the Tories talk about rail. More specifically, the utter balls-up they made of it when they privatised the industry: The Conservatives will […]
Haircut
I decided to cut my hair. I felt so inclined. It’s still not what most people would call short, though.
ADI Part 2
Well, I passed my ADI Part 2 yesterday at the third attempt. The first time I took this test some twenty years ago, it was […]
Banking on Charity
Most people are reasonably responsive towards charity. Indeed, I have just sent off my annual donation to Cerebra so I have no problem with charitable […]
ID Cards Dead?
Courtesy of Justin, this. Although the fat lady (or possibly more appropriately, the portly former Home Secretary) has yet to sing on the subject, yesterday’s […]
Henry Porter in the Guardian Again
Henry porter has an excellent discussion on the Mephistophelian ID Cards Act. In it, he once again debunks government lies about the aims and objectives […]