Blair on ID Cards
Despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary, The Right Dishonourable Tony Blair still thinks his pernicious ID cards scheme is a good idea and in the […]
Month: November 2006
That Time of the Year
I know I’ve ranted on this before, but I’m going to again. We’ve just been plagued by the truly egregious trick or treat brigade. Not […]
Quote of the Day
From this post at Samizdata, a comment by Canker… “I do not know whether it is the statism of the BBC or their lack of […]
Philosophical Health Check
I did that philosophical health check thingy found via Chris. My tension rate was 27 – just below the average. However, it makes some startling […]
A Cat in the Commons
Noted over at Tim Worstall’s place a story about a cat in the commons… The Commons is infested with mice. Fair enough, old, Victorian, building, […]
The Surveillance Society
Two years ago the information commissioner, Richard Thomas warned that Britain was sleep-walking into a surveillance society. My thoughts at the time were that less […]
More Prying
The next census may ask how much we earn. The next census could ask for details about earnings for the first time. A prototype 24-page […]