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Continue reading →: God’s words
Discussing my last post with a religious friend, I listed various things I would want to say to God were I to find myself mistaken in my atheism. Mostly they were complaints, most prominently to do with my late wife's unecessary suffering. Smiling, she asked me what I thought God…
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Continue reading →: Militant Agnosticism?
Am I alone in being disturbed by the tone of current public discourse on religion? I am – as I have explained before – an atheist, but rather wish I wasn't. I can see that religion meets a basic human need. I would be a fool not to see that,…
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Continue reading →: Speechless
I have been quiet I know. With the aid of family and friends I have been unpacking my chattels in my new home. I am now permanently and comfortably installed. My broadband is up and running. No excuses. I could have taken a break to blog if I had chosen.…
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Continue reading →: Life is not fair to women: Discuss
CARPE DIEM: Women Have Less Political Ambition Than Men. So? Why does this issue matter to a libertarian? Because special pleading by lobby groups is a primary cause of unnecessary legislation. As law is an evil to be avoided unless the alternative is a greater evil, unnecessary legislation saps liberty;…
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Continue reading →: Public Drunkenness and Pomposity
Public Drunkenness Can Never Be a Social Norm – Iain Dale – Dale & Co.. Apropos of my previous post and the widespread delusion that candid photography is against the law, Iain Dale is busy digging himself deeper into a hole after an ill-advised photographic tweet on his way home…
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Continue reading →: Stick to your knitting madam
Sarah Duncan Knitwear – SDK – 01225 333730 – sdkbath.com. If you are in the market for mumsy knitwear in Bath, might I respectfully suggest that you steer clear of this particular shop? The owner, as can be seen here, is a nasty piece of work. That she is a…
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Continue reading →: If your body does not belong to you, what does?
VM — Should Participation in Vaccine Clinical Trials be Mandated?, Jan 12 … Virtual Mentor I find it hard to believe this is genuine, but it seems to be. Already it seems mad progressives have 'progressed' from claiming ownership of your dead body, to discussing whether they can claim ownership…
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Continue reading →: Of panic and progressives
It seems Captain Schettino panicked. Who's to say you wouldn't? | Bruce Hood | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk. There's an interesting (and rather heated) discussion of the linked Guardian contribution to the discussion of Captain Schettino's conduct over at Harry's Place. Libby T asks the provocative and amusing question…
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Continue reading →: Why Wikipedia is dark today
We could all be dark if this legislation goes ahead. This is a classic example of Big Government treading on the people in the interests of Big Business. Please spread this video (or create your own content on your blog, Facebook page or Twitter) to get the message out.…
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Continue reading →: Lady Astor’s Roller and other old stuff in my head
Rolls Royce used by Churchill restored to former glory after sitting in garage for decades (and it's now worth £250,000) | Mail Online. Nothing to do with civil liberties, I know, but this article makes me smile for a petrol-headed reason. The car belonged to my great uncle and I…








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