Terrorism: It’s the sodding Welsh! That’s what I read into this at any rate – and it’s not as if the Welshers haven’t got a history of acts of terrorism: anyone else remember the Plaid Cymru attack on the Pen … Continue reading →

ID Cards – commencing propaganda phase two. “Hey, look guys – y’know, I understand entirely – you reckon these things are all about giving things to us! You don’t, like, see the benefits to you! Well, guys, here’s how it’ll … Continue reading →

Compassion and understanding. And more. And more. And more. And more. And more. And more. I’ve never read this Steven Vincent guy. Know nothing about him. But it’s nice to see that if I get blown to fuck going to … Continue reading →

In my considered legal opinion*, this silly bint should have had the book thrown at her. * What? I was accepted for a law conversion course once. Just because I turned it down and have only the most basic of … Continue reading →

MPs to return from recess to discuss bombings. In five weeks. Good on ’em, I say – leading from the front, not letting the terrorists alter their way of life and all that. The lazy fucks.

Yesterday I reported a minor scare on a bus near King’s Cross with the headline “Again?” – a tad premature as it turned out to be little more than a small fire (which happen all the time on London’s rather … Continue reading →

A Times opinion piece more suited to a particularly idiotic blog is taken apart by a not particularly idiotic blog (which is in turn then attacked by one of the most idiotic blogs going* – and you’ll probably have to … Continue reading →

Hearing reports of “smoke pouring out of a bus on the Gray’s Inn Road” – which runs up to King’s Cross, for those who don’t know. Also helicopters over Camden to the north. Will try and find out more, as … Continue reading →

Italian police agree with my assessment of the 21st July bombers. (Perhaps it’s time to reassess…)

Bananas cause the EU grief once more – not about straightness this time, though, which is a bit of a relief, at least…

Der Spiegel – American Capitalism vs. European Social Markets, a fairly interesting, easily-accessible piece by Jeremy Rifkind, author of EU/US comparative study “The European Dream”, following on from last week’s pieces Europe’s Commitment Anxiety and Why the European Dream Is … Continue reading →

Now I’m not a fan of targetted searches based on skin colour, even though I can see the logic behind them. They stir up all kinds of racial tension and resentment, plus help create an “us” vs. “them” feeling which … Continue reading →

Nice to see Tony Blair’s got his cunting priorities right, the star-struck tosser. For fuck’s sake. There are many infinitely better uses for your time, Mr Blair.

Five arrested at the protest ban protest, which was joined by Cherie Blair’s sister. Looks like the family are beginning to be a bit of a pain in the arse for old Tony – only a matter of time before … Continue reading →