Twitter and Privacy
The Nameless Libertarian ruminates on the matter of Twitter. I have to say, I tend to take a similar view – it’s a waste of […]
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Anonymous Again
I see that Anonymous are up to their tricks again. Online activist group Anonymous has targeted an American security firm that claimed to know the […]
Reap What You Sow
MediaCAT has ceased trading – and a more welcome cessation would be hard to imagine. This egregious organisation was happy to extort money from people […]
Cameron on Multiculturalism
Anna Raccoon points us to the Cameroid’s comments on multiculturalism today. 10 out of 10 for raw courage Mr Cameron! This morning he will dive […]
Offended in Japan
I’m a bit late commenting on this as it all blew up a few weeks back, but it seems to be reverberating still. Plans for […]
Seasonal Veg Campaign
Via the Englishman, I see that our Northern brethren are being subjected to a healthy eating campaign – and we will surely see such silliness slithering south […]
No Drinky, No Smoky, No Weedy.
Anna Louie Sussman talks about being teetotal. I don’t drink alcohol for the same reason I shun yoghurt – both taste like delicious, sugary things […]
The Mexican Ambassador Doesn’t Like Top Gear
It seems that the Mexican ambassador has a thin skin. The Mexican ambassador in London has complained to the BBC about “xenophobic” and “offensive” comments […]
The Language Police
Charles Moore talks in the Tellytubby giraffe about Henry Hitchens’ latest book. In so doing he enters into the fray that eternally surrounds the pronouncements the Grammar […]
Bast Joins Caesar
Bast and Caesar were lucky to be born alive. There were four kittens in the litter and one of them was stillborn. Such was the […]