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Continue reading →: Keynes vs Hayek: the rap
I enjoyed this so much that I must post it, even at the cost of a reluctant link by way of acknowledgement to a Labour loyalist who, when the leg-irons are finally clamped on him, will be grateful for the fact that they are free at point of use.
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Continue reading →: Bloggers; take the day off
underdogs bite upwards: So many queens If you are conservative, old-school liberal, or libertarian spare yourself the trouble of trawling the blogs today. If you are a blogger of that persuasion, spare yourself the trouble of posting. Just link, as I have, to today's post on Underdogs Bite Upwards. Leg-iron…
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Continue reading →: It’s not working. Let’s do it more!
BBC News – Rich-poor divide 'wider than 40 years ago' This doesn't surprise me. The portrayal of the Thatcherite times of my youth by the left-wing establishment has long been ridiculous. It's amusing that it takes such statistics to give the lie to their distortion of history. It's more than…
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Continue reading →: Go on then. You explain it
Hutton inquiry closed David Kelly medical reports for 70 years | Politics | The Guardian. I have resisted speculating about the death of Dr David Kelly. Largely because I am generally a sceptic when it comes to conspiracy theories. If I ever find myself considering one, I am usually put…
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Continue reading →: The campaign against people’s justice continues…
Is the internet destroying juries? | UK news | The Guardian. This is a frothy enough piece for the po-faced Guardian. But it's another foul-smelling drip in an insidious campaign to erode confidence in jury trial. It has all the Guardian's most odious characteristics; purported concern for the little guy,…
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Continue reading →: Sharing the pain
Burning our money: You Don't Say. Wat Tyler proves yet again that a picture is worth a thousand words.
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Continue reading →: A tragedy in one act
Edlington case is symptom of 'broken society', says David Cameron | UK news | guardian.co.uk The local authority began this drama by apologising for its failings. This was both a political statement and an exoneration of every other human being who touched the lives of the young sadists' family. If…
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Continue reading →: Labour; the elite of hypocrisy
Top professions must be less elitist, warn ministers | Society | The Observer. Once again the oaf Milburn is lecturing the professions on elitism. Once again, I tell him there were more state educated lawyers in firms like mine when I first entered the legal profession than now, 26 years…
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Continue reading →: An afternoon walk in Shanghai
It's nice and cold (though not by Moscow standards!) Good walking weather so I began to explore my new home. If you think Oxford Street at Christmas is crowded, you would not like Shanghai. I began to get claustrophobic at being in such constant physical contact. Or is that just…
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Continue reading →: Does The Guardian know the truth?
Charlotte Raven: Should I take my own life? | Society | The Guardian. The linked article in The Guardian is a very sad piece. The author has Huntington's, an incurable degenerative disease perhaps best know for afflicting the character Dr Remy "Thirteen" Hadley in the wonderful American TV drama "House".…








A little bird tweeted in my ear that it was time to come over and see how things are.