International Blasphemy Day
Oh, I missed this one. International Blasphemy Day, 30 September, is intended “to remind the world that religion should never again be beyond open and […]
Month: September 2009
The Stress is Showing
I see that the clunking fist doesn’t like awkward questions. Mr Brown was clearly frustrated as he was repeatedly challenged over his personality, leadership and […]
The Things You See
There I was, trundling west along the M20, having completed my meeting with my client in Ashford. Ahead, I saw the blue and red flashing lights of […]
The Mad, the Bad and the Deluded
The clunking fist has spoken. Gordon Brown has urged Labour to “change the world again” in what was billed as his make-or-break speech to the […]
They Really, Really Hate Us
George Monbiot opines on the issue of climate change and population and weighs into the Optimum Population Trust. It’s not the article that hit me […]
Incompetence
Timmy discusses Ritchie again. However it is one of the comments that caught my attention. AntiCitizenOne refers to this Wikipedia page on the Dunning-Kruger effect. […]
Mandelsnake – Deluded or Devious?
Or both, of course. Anyway, he believes that Labour could win the next election. Well, yes, that’s possible – there are still deluded fools who […]
Orange iPhone
Apparently Orange are to enter the iPhone market and end O2’s monopoly. That’s a good thing. Orange has reached an agreement to sell Apple’s popular […]
The Stupid, the Cretins and the Plain Nasty
Sometimes when checking the back end of a blog, you come across stuff that you’d forgotten because people pick up on an old story. There […]
More Cycling Nonsense
Janice Turner writes in the Times about a need for a change in attitudes towards cycling and with it, more cycle friendly infrastructure. While trying to […]