Freedom of Speech and Children
I don’t plan to go into over much depth regarding the point Letters from a Tory made regarding libertarian philosophy in this post. Not least […]
Blogs & Blogging
MPs, Expenses and Ethics
While agreeing with the thrust of what Jackart says about the MPs’ expenses issue, I do have one sticking point. It with this passage (my […]
Well Who Would You Trust?
Via Obnoxio, this drivel from Nick Cohen: Who would you rather trust – the BBC or a blogger? Well, seeing as you ask, it isn’t […]
DK and a Rant About Motorcycles
Generally you will find me in accord with the Devil’s Kitchen on most things – even if I don’t swear quite as much. This morning […]
Social Sites and Privacy
While I have never made any great attempt to conceal my real identity here, posting as I do, psudononymously rather than anonymously, I do still […]
Of Traitors and Fools
Like many others, I have watched the Dan Hannan video clip and like many others I was impressed by the pithy and accurate summation he made […]
Don Paskini on Libertarians
Don Paskini tries to engage with libertarians, but comes unstuck. Not least because he can’t find anyone discussing the matter that he has in mind. […]
Charlie Brooker Gets it – Finally
A year ago, I lambasted Charlie Brooker because he professed to be a hard wired Labour supporter regardless of the facts. Well, it seems that […]
Tom Harris – Another Strawman
Tom Harris writes in defence of Jack Straw. He, like other labour MPs defends the government’s legacy on liberty. He, like other Labour MPs believes that […]
Fake Charities
I see that fakecharities.org has scored a palpable hit. Well done. Oh, and anyone thinking about giving to Red Nose day, they support fake charities, […]