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Continue reading →: Whose child is it anyway?
renegadeparent.net | For leaders. Not followers. I really have nothing to add to renegadeparent's analysis. Mr Badman certainly lives down to his name. But then, appointed as he was by an incredibly authoritarian government, what else did we expect?
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Continue reading →: Perhaps his judgement is not totally flawed…
Flint reveals why she resigned from Brown cabinet | Metro.co.uk. You have to smile sometimes. Politicians hold two inconsistent thoughts in their heads so often that they don't notice when they express them both at once; Ms Flint quit as Europe minister last week, accusing Gordon Brown of using his…
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Continue reading →: Jobs in fairyland
Government jobs | Guardian Jobs "page 1". Almost every company I know in the economically-productive sector of the economy has a hiring and/or salaries freeze (usually imposed after making redundancies and/or renegotiating salaries and benefits). Not so the public sector. At a time when the state payroll should be slashed…
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Continue reading →: More sympathy for the Prime Minister
Mrs Paine was chatting to the nurses during her out-patient visit today. "I feel sorry for him," said one, pointing at a newspaper picture of Gordon Brown. "How much must he need the job? He must realise he's no good at it. Everyone knows." Were she a psychiatric nurse, she…
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Continue reading →: Another way to interpret the results?
Unenlightened Commentary.: Labour's Strategic Brilliance. Unenlightened Commentary (one for the daily reading list, I think) has seen through Labour's spin and worked out why Harriet Harman ran the "non-campaign" of which Prescott complained. I feel so foolish now.
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Continue reading →: What did the voters mean?
Our journalists are really betraying their biases today. Elections are, admittedly, a crude tool. It is hard to express complex opinions with a single "X" on a ballot sheet. But the media interpretation of the EU Parliament election results is shocking. It seems the left/liberal Establishment now sees every election…
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Continue reading →: Brown Sugar
THE CROWN BLOGSPOT: The reshuffle task – Gordon Brown faces Lord Sir Alan Sugar in the boardroom. The excellent Crown Blogspot nails it again
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Continue reading →: “Here in this place, where the West held together, let us make a vow to our dead”
I can conceive of no better way to commemorate the 65th anniversary of Operation Overlord than by listening to this moving speech by Ronald Reagan from 25 years ago. He was able to speak of the spirit of the men who took part as no modern politician can. Indeed much…
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Continue reading →: Sympathy for the Prime Minister
Flint Departs With Sexist Blast At Brown (from The Herald ). I laughed when a colleague told me yesterday that, whatever one's political views, one must feel a little sympathy for the hapless Gordon Brown. She even thought he might get some "pity votes" at an election, so pathetic a…
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Continue reading →: Every vote for an honest candidate counts today
Good luck in finding one. If recent events prove anything, it's that voting by reference to the candidate's membership of a major party is not a reliable method, so you will have to think harder. Meanwhile, I am disenfranchised and walking thoughtfully in the Belgian woods, wondering what you will…








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