Thoughts of the Bard
Not only is today St George’s Day, it is also the day we remember Shakespeare. Here, then is one of his more well known sonnets: […]
Month: April 2011
You’re Joshing me, Right?
You have got to be kidding me. Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown is to take on an advisory role at the World Economic Forum. Truly, […]
Multi Author Blog Project
James has more over on his site about the new blog. The name is still an ongoing issue. Personally, I’m having difficulty making a final […]
Taxing Stuff
The recent conversation over the past could of days has brought out some thoughtful comment – so to those of you who have contributed to […]
Liberal Musings
My recent spat with the Englishman has served to highlight a strain of libertarian thought that, frankly, disturbs me. It is the same gut feeling […]
That Railway Discussion.
Further to the discussion about rail the other day, Tim has responded. I’ve replied at some length to his claims. For the most part, his […]
Big Society Has No Teeth
Archbishop Vincent Nichols complains that iDave’s Big Society has no teeth. The leader of the Roman Catholic Church in England and Wales has criticised David […]
What’s in a Name?
James Higham and I are in the process of setting up a multi author blog. A kind of libertarian answer to Liberal Conspiracy if you […]
No, It Didn’t
I realise that Tim doesn’t like railways. He’s trotted out the canard that the steering wheel made them obsolete often enough for us to get […]