A SECURITY guard from South Yorkshire shot himself in the hand to try to remove a wart from his finger.
No point in aiming at his foot when the wart was on his finger, was
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Fat Boy Fiction.
One of the failings of the European Union is in its attempt to convince us that we are all the same, just human beings. We are not – and nothing divides us more than our sense of
Continue reading →Protecting the Vulnerable?
The recent case of Steven Neary is the tip of the iceberg. Mark Neary is to be commended for winning his case, but the grim truth is that he is an exception and not the rule.
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Disinterring Old Arguments.
I make no apologies for keeping the corpse of the euthanasia/assisted suicide argument hanging around the bar today; if the stench is unpleasant and disagreeable to you, so be it. It’ll be your stench one day, you can’t live
Continue reading →The Right to put your family through Hell?
I freely admit I didn’t watch the Terry Pratchett documentary on the Right to Die. At the last minute I voted in favour of a quiet glass of wine with Mr G in the setting sun. It
Continue reading →Quote of the Decade…
“Of course there is and always has been a role for anonymous quotes in journalism. But whereas it used to be that the balance of probability was that they were genuine, I think these days the balance
Continue reading →Freebies on offer, roll up, roll up!
I’ve been doing well this week – first Stuart Fairney’s book arrived in the post, then an advance copy of a riveting DVD. ‘Inside Job’.
It genuinely is a riveting DVD; it’s well
Continue reading →The Bearded Lady.
There is nothing the Western world of bleeding heart liberals likes more than tales of oppressed women and oppressed homosexuals. Oppressed women who are also homosexual, and have been seized by armed men, and hustled into large
Continue reading →Anhedonia
Hello the blog.
I’ve started a new secret project; it’s the homework for my “Increase your Wordpower” course. I’ve got to get as many
Continue reading →Libertarian-bodice rippers.
Stuart Fairney sent me his new book, ‘Single Acts of Tyranny’, to read last week. Until I forced myself to read the Millennium trilogy a few weeks ago, I hadn’t read a novel in years.
Continue reading →On Internet Anonymity and Snake Oil Salesmen.
Over 100 years ago, the Rev. LaFayette Moore, a Baptist minister, gave up parish work and entered the business world with a pill cutter and gelatin coating machine. He rented
Continue reading →World Hypocrisy Day?
We should really celebrate some of the magnificent examples that surround us at the moment. Perhaps a sludge grey ribbon lapel button or a badge with an upside down principle, or even better, one of those mobile
Continue reading →Now we are Nyx – Life as a Journalistic Goddess
Hello, the blog.
It’s been a very strange few months. Things have
Continue reading →Stephen Neary Unlawful Detention Full Judgement
Today the detention of Stephen Neary away from his family by Hillingdon Council has been ruled Unlawful by the High Court Anna has written a full report of the outcome of the Stephen Continue reading → Unlawfully Detained!
Last year I reported extensively on the case of Steven Neary, a 20 year old autistic man. At the time, only Private Eye had taken
Continue reading →Weiner’s Schnitzel.
The Schnitzel, as any good cook will tell you, is a lump of immature meat, encased in a crust. The only way to make it edible is to beat it within an inch of its life, and
Continue reading →Carpetbagging the women of SOE
In this Question for Short
Continue reading →Septic Blather
As Sepp Blatter put it:
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Our Vera hits the headlines again.
The house that Vera Baird put on the market for £315,000 last year after she had finished ‘winding up’ her constituents in sunny Redcar, has finally sold for £265,000.
This is the house that
Continue reading →Does he take sugar?
Where, precisely, does our sexual orientation stem from?
Certainly not our birth certificate which is a rough ‘rule of thumb’ observation recorded at a time of considerable drama. Yep, looks like a penis, that’s a boy!
e-Coli, the computer age plague.
Have we seen such fear and loathing since the Black Death hit London?
The Daily Mail says we should avoid eating ‘European food’, conveniently forgetting that the UK is part and parcel of Europe, no matter
Continue reading →Chocolate boobs.
So there you are – a responsible parent, anxious only to do the best by your children.
It’s your son’s 12th birthday, a celebration is called for! What are you? 30, 35? Certainly the right age
Continue reading →Hackers ‘R’ Us
When M16 use GCHQ computer experts to hack into Middle Eastern computers and replace bomb making instructions with a recipe for cup cakes, it’s a bit of a giggle, What Ho! Boys, just a jolly
Continue reading →Quid Pro Quo.
How curious it is that a country such as the UK, which has been so staunchly socialist for the past 13 years, should be so obsessed with ‘individual rights’. It is those ‘individual rights’ which lie behind
Continue reading →Party Time!
Hello my darlings – I haven’t half missed you all!
Rural France excels at things like growing lettuces, keeping families together, fostering community spirit; by heck, it struggles when asked to integrate with the modern high
Continue reading →Libertarian Party – A Blueprint For Renewal
I am publishing this article here for two reasons. Firstly, Anna was good enough recently to give me a platform for my Minority Report when I was temporarily unable to publish on the Libertarian Party site. Secondly,
Continue reading →Fi Fa, Foe, Fumble…
I don’t want to be told that we ‘live in a democracy’ any longer; the phrase now irritates me beyond belief.
Everywhere I look I see evidence that the feudal system of kings and serfs is
Continue reading →Let Colonel Gadaffi stay in Libya, then…
The New York Times is reporting that Colonel Gadaffi will not leave Libya.
In talks with South Africa President Jacob Zuma, the
Continue reading →Monkey Business
It is a well known mathematical and philosophical conundrum. If the universe is infinite, then somewhere, according to the laws of probability, there must be an infinite number of monkeys sitting on front of type writers.
Continue reading →Schadenfreude
Normally when you see someone doing something naughty you always think “if only there was a policeman here” who would then nab the naughty person and give them a good talking to.
Well I hate
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