Life After Death
Earlier this week, I noticed Rowan Williams spouting guff. Now, I’d expect religious leaders to try to convince us that their myths and legends are […]
Month: October 2007
Nanny Will Look After Us
The nanny state is writ large in the latest pronouncement about obesity: Individuals can no longer be held responsible for obesity and government must act […]
Rowan Williams on Dawkins
Rowan Williams laid into Richard Dawkins yesterday. Not too surprising really, but while I find Dawkins’ abrasive style irritating, Williams does talk some guff: The […]
Sticky Brown Stuff
I always hoped that Gordon Brown would resist the temptation to go to the country in a snap election. Partly because there is no reason […]
Tax and Marriage
Andy Burnham, the slimy little creep that tried so desperately to convince us that identity cards are a spiffing thing, has opened his mouth again: […]
Inheritance Tax
I’d been meaning to comment on inheritance tax, but I really couldn’t have put it better than James over at Nourishing Obscurity: There are the […]
MPs Criticise ID Card Plans
Via NO2ID, this little snippet in the Metro. People face paying twice for ID cards and electronic passports – and MPs want to know why. […]
Iraqi Interpreters Update on Tomorrow’s Meeting
Dan Hardie has an update on the meeting tomorrow and comments on the Times’ speculation that things have been resolved: The Times article of Saturday […]
All Change
I don’t often post about my personal circumstances. However, I did about eighteen months ago. Then, my plan was to regain my ADI qualification. I […]
Free Speech – Not so Free
The ever excellent Henry Porter keeps up the heat on the government and its creeping fascism: The art of government these days is to extend […]