Free Speech…. Again
Following on from my discussion about Anjem Choudary, I notice that I have drawn some interesting comment. Hardly surprising, of course, this is a contentious […]
Month: January 2010
Thoughts on Parliament
From time to time, the BBC news shows us the workings of both houses of parliament. I am frequently usually, okay, always unimpressed by what […]
Anjem Choudary and Wootton Bassett
Others have been discussing the plans for Andrem Choudary and his band of militant Islamists to march through Wootton Bassett. There has, as expected, been […]
Fatuous Nonsense
Via LFAT my attention is drawn to the GQ awards for the worst dressed men. But Britain’s Prime Minister moves up the rankings from third worst-dressed […]
Can’t Get Worked Up About This One
I see that Ryanair is in the news again – and as is usually the case, not for good reasons. I’ve used Ryaniar a few […]
Cognitive Dissonance
Cath Elliott writing in CiF – ever a rich seam of idiocy – tells us what she wants to see in the next ten years. […]
More Idiocy From the Arsebishop
The Arsebishop of Canterbury has been wittering again. Apparently the naughties have been terrible. However, he has a solution of sorts: He called on people […]
Damian Green on DNA Retention
Damian Green writes on CiF about the downsides of DNA retention for the police. Among those who contacted me were magistrates, former army officers, compliance […]