The Good News and the Bad
First the good news. The Census, the official population count carried out by the Government, is to be scrapped after more than 200 years, The […]
Month: July 2010
Freedom is Slavery
Via Timmy, our favourite retired accountant is still at it. Censorship is an essential part of freedom Sigh… No. It. Is. Not. The man is […]
Learning English
Leg Iron draws my attention to this cack – in, what I might add, is a delightfully witty piece of prose. A high number of […]
Julia Will Like This One
This story is the kind of thing seen regularly over at JuliaM’s. Lorretta Cole says she was trying to teach her neighbour’s children a lesson […]
More Baby Boomer Nonsense
Another article in the Groan that tries to lay the blame for our ills on a whole generation. Francis Beckett is so wrapped up in […]
Intelligent Cars
Intel are working on the idea of intelligent cars. The car, which is being developed by researchers at computer chip giant Intel, will record information […]
Selling off Network Rail?
The Telegraph today carries an article suggesting that the chancellor could raise some revenue by selling off Network Rail. Selling the owner of Britain’s tracks, […]
Rent Seeking and Scare Mongering
In the wake of the new government’s cuts – modest and insignificant though they are – it was to be expected that those being cut […]
Ideas for the Repeal Bill
Nick Clegg is asking for our thoughts regarding his proposed repeal bill. My answer would be simple – everything that has been enacted since 1997 […]