The scientists have been at it again. They seem to have found a connection between having right wing views and being easily disgusted at disgusting images.
The
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The modern way to handle a situation
When a couple of people does something wrong what would you normally expect to be the reaction. Would you tell the people involved off and ban them or take some similar appropriate action to ensure that the problem
Continue reading →Occupy the Motor Trade!
How To Be Sectioned, Part 2
A few weeks ago I wrote an inconsequential piece about a strange experience in which I underwent a so called âpeakâ experience. My conclusion was that this was a real phenomenon which was created
Continue reading →Go Faster â Spend More.
In the week after Cameron (and Miliband) showed their utter contempt for the principle of MPs being in parliament to reflect their constituents wishes, and proved conclusively that they were merely the henchmen of their party leader;
Continue reading →Anonymous â Hints for Citizens in a Revolution.
Anonymous, the internet based activist group best known in the UK for its attacks on Amazon, PayPal, Mastercard and Visa in the wake of Wikileakâs publication of the US diplomatic cables, has published its definitive volume of
Continue reading →Loitering within Tent : Where’s Wally? #olsx
Spread-Sheeting Sanctimonious Sanctuary.
Giles Fraser took the cheap way out of advertising his resignation his morning. No beautifully penned letter with a first class stamp for him â he did it via Twitter.
Empty heads and empty tents at St Paul’s Cathedral #olsx
 These #occupy demonstrations at St Paul’s Cathedral are brilliantly revealing.
It’s like a Continue reading →
The Patchwork Quilt.
âEuropeâ as a legal entity was designed to stitch together disparate nations.
As any student of the origins of patchwork quilting (I am not talking of the modern commercialised, ready to sew version) would tell you
Continue reading →60 things you say to children
60 things a parent has told their child: – What do you mean youâre still hungry
– Donât touch that, itâs hot
– Go to bed, Iâm tired
– Donât step
Marat/Sade
I understand from the MSM that hundreds of people have been leaving a Royal Shakespeare Company‘s show early, during the interval
Continue reading →Snip! Snip!
Ah, those terrible cuts! We have protests, we have rage, we have the incomprehensible irony of people occupying public spaces against global capitalism, while yakking on their spanking new iPhone 4Sâs and sipping a Starbucks decaf
Continue reading →Lord of the Flies Beds Down in Animal Farm.
The Occupy UK shower have done their best, there was always a delicious irony in their making their bed in the guest accommodation of the wealthiest âcorporationâ in Britain and certainly the one that pays the lowest
Continue reading →Does it really cost that much?
Simon Cooke asks on his blog how setting up the videoing of council meetings at Hampshire County Council could possibly cost nearly a quarter of a million pounds.
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Stop Press | Democracy â the Left Wing Version.
Hastings Borough Council, a Labour dominated council, are committed to âequality of opportunityâ â so long as you agree with their views.
If you donât agree with their views, or you chose to listen to those
Continue reading →Desktop Pork and Other Raccoon Distractions.
An eerie silence in the Raccoon bar, no e-mails from the prudish Thaddeus telling me Iâve shocked him yet again, nothing from Gildas threatening to put me on the naughty step once more â not even the
Continue reading →The end of the world is nigh!
Are you still here? Is anyone reading this blog. Please let us know as the world should have ended by now.
Harold Camping is the one who
Continue reading →A Shaggy Hamster Tale.
The crowded route to Liam Foxâs arse, being on the line, has produced some strange bedfellows; last night I stumbled on possibly the queerest one of all. The Pet Shop Boy.
Nah, not those singing mongs,
Continue reading →This is not an April Foolâs joke.
Truly itâs not, I promise you. Iâll even give you a link to an âauthoritativeâ source. Honest. Soon as I stop laughing.
You remember all those families living âbelow the poverty lineâ, the ones the heartless
Continue reading →Something odd going onâ¦
I donât understand it at all. Help me out here folks!
Whilst those who would seize any opportunity to get âout from under the thumb of Brusselsâ are happily chortling that having iDave and Vague in
Continue reading →The Real Costâ¦
Exclusive â Welsh Wails.
There is a folk lore image of the down-trodden miner, coal grimed face, singing âMen of Harlechâ as he is forced down thousands of feet underground with hundreds of his fellow men for the exclusive benefit of
Continue reading →Occupy! Occupy!
I have watched, with increasing amazement, the occupation of various âsymbolicâ venues by people representing â99%â of society, in protest against the greed of the remaining 1%.
I donât know who this mysterious 99% is,
Continue reading →Sacrificed Alternatives
Imagine, if you will, that from our point of view, the government is a business, just like any other business. And just like any other business that we deal with, we pay them a certain amount
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What a week to miss in politics!
Liam Fox resigns to spend more time with his exotic extended âfamilyâ. While we wait with scarcely baited breath to find out which âwingâ of his family he will
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When Blackberry’s worlwide lost their connection to each other and the world many of Blackberry’s customers loudly proclaimed that they would chuck their handsets in for iPhones (other phones
Continue reading →16 Year Olds Should Have the Right to Vote – and Just as Importantly, the Right Not To
The subject of lowering the voting age occasionally comes up under the conversational umbrella of “how do we get the general public engaged with the political process again?”. As a
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Imagine
Close your eyes and imagine this scenario: although no-one is particularly complaining about some vague and menacing-sounding situation involving children, the government has decided that it has to be seen to be doing something.