Health, Safety and Work.
I don’t often discuss my work here, but today I’ll make an exception; partly because of the absurdity that I observed. This story is not […]
Month: November 2007
Iraqi Interpreters, recent Update
I received a letter from my MP the other day. It was a missive put out by David Milliband stating that there would be arrangements […]
Biometrics are not a Panacea
Tim points us to a fascinating article by Ben Goldacre on faking fingerprints. This is not particularly new – the idea has been around for […]
More Facebook Stuff
According to today’s Groan, Facebook is continuing to play fast and loose with peoples’ information – without their explicit consent: Thousands of Facebook users are […]
Cameron on Liberty(ish)
Cameron is to speak to the Czech Republic: The state is being allowed to “creep further and further into the lives of British people” as […]
Big Blunkett – Back from Obscurity
In the wake of the government’s utter incompetence – well, the latest manifestation of it – this week, that nasty, ignorant authoritarian arsewipe, Big Blunkett […]
More on the EU Plans for Data Rape
Aunty has more details about the type of questions the European Commission wants included on member states’ censuses: In addition to data on nationality, size […]
Suspect on the Run
I Suppose, given Incapability Brown’s paranoid determination to create a fortress Britain, stories like this will be drip fed into our consciousness, bolstering the “need” […]
Libertarianism
Freeborn John on libertarianism: The idea that someone who advocates personal freedoms and a small State could place at the head of it a hereditary […]