That Accursed West Lothian Question
Peter Whale commenting yesterday on the fingerprinting post attempted to derail me with the West Lothian question. Given that Gordon Brown is currently talking about […]
Political
Council Tax
ZANU Labour’s stealth taxes continue apace. Although why we call them stealth taxes, I really don’t know. There’s not much that is stealthy about their […]
Further Thoughts on Libertarianism
I know I’ve discussed it before, but a brief exchange with notsaussure causes me to revisit just what I mean when I label myself a […]
Unlikely Alliance
An alliance is being formed to campaign for a bill of rights. An unprecedented alliance, including the Conservative and Liberal Democrat parties, Charter 88, Justice, […]
Cameron, the new Disraeli?
According to Andrew Tyrie, David Cameron is the new Benjamin Disraeli: In a pamphlet published tomorrow, Andrew Tyrie says there are signs that Mr Cameron […]
EU Driving Licences
Ryan Newell comments over at UKIPhome about the impending EU driving licences: As mentioned earlier the new licences must be renewed every 10 to 15 years. […]
Politicians
I’ve never much liked politicians. This quote sums them up beautifully: Still, we Americans should be aware of the venality, the meanness, the duplicity, and […]
Blogging Etiquette
I note a spat developing between the Devil’s Kitchen and Chad over at UKIP Home. Chad has decided that DK is a Tory stooge. If that’s […]
Quote of the Day
It is the disconnect between what they do and the consequences for the people they do it to that makes most politicians psychologically closer to […]
We Are The Problem
Via Mr E, the odious Blair government notes that the peasants citizens are revolting daring to speak their mind. Tony Blair’s outgoing chief strategy adviser fears […]