Jackie Ashley and Identity Politics
Jackie Ashley complains – among other things – about the state of blogging. Again, I am speaking impressionistically, not scientifically: but has not the rise […]
Month: March 2008
Motorcycles, Bus Lanes and the Mayor
I’ve never much liked Ken Livingstone – even when I was a paid up member of the Labour party. He is a supercilious, self-serving little creep […]
The Draft Constitutional Renewal Bill
Spyblog and Mr E have pretty much said what needs to be said about the spawn of the original concept of the Regulatory and Reform […]
Light Blogging
Blogging has been light this week. Real life has intervened. Back to normal next week.
Political Compass
Despite its relative lack of nuance, every so often I re-take the political compass test to see how I stand. It rarely varies. As is […]
Pompous Prig
Via Tim W and Tim at the Conservative Party Reptile, I am now (unfortunately) aware of Richard Murphy. I wish I wasn’t, but, I am. […]
Cats are Good For You
Via Haddock, I see that owning a cat reduces one’s risk of a stroke by over a third. So does this mean that owning ten […]
Butter on My Bread
Yesterday, I was offered a sandwich for lunch by my client. It was one of those packaged ones, probably purchased from the local Tesco – […]
If You Have Nothing to Hide…
A C Grayling demolishes the moronic mantra of those who think we owe the state (or anyone else, for that matter) unfettered access to our […]
Labour Support at all Time Low
Jolly good. Tags: polls, politics, new+labour+support