Buy

Books
Click images for more details

The story behind the BBC's 28gate scandal
Displaying Slide 3 of 5

Twitter
Support

 

Recent comments
Why am I the only one that have any interest in this: "CO2 is all ...
Much of the complete bollocks that Phil Clarke has posted twice is just a rehash of ...
Much of the nonsense here is a rehash of what he presented in an interview with ...
Much of the nonsense here is a rehash of what he presented in an interview with ...
The Bish should sic the secular arm on GC: lese majeste'!
Recent posts
Links

A few sites I've stumbled across recently....

Powered by Squarespace

Entries in Foreign (35)

Friday
Jun262009

NedaNet

This looks like a good cause - a bunch of hackers who are arranging secure communications for Iranian dissidents. It looks like they've annoyed President Armanidinnerjacket and his bootboys already.

 

 

Monday
Mar022009

Banning the Dutch prime minister

LabourHome is reporting that if an election were to be held in the Netherlands today, Geert Wilders' Freedom Party would probably emerge as the largest in the Dutch parliament.

Which would give Jacqui Smith the amusing problem of having to ban the Dutch prime minister from these shores.

 

Friday
Feb202009

How others see us

Carol Gould at Pajamas Media:

Another glitch for Britain’s image in the world came on February 6 when television presenter Jeremy Clarkson, in an interview in Australia, referred to British Prime Minister Gordon Brown as a “one-eyed Scottish idiot.” The prime minister is visually impaired, is a Scot, and is believed by a large swathe of impoverished Britons to be an idiot, but the Clarkson gaffe made many feel that public decorum and the greatest of British attributes, graciousness, has evaporated.

 

 

Monday
Feb092009

Slipped halo

The blessed Obama doesn't seem to have been a hit, does he? His approval ratings are down 18 points since inauguration. Handing out all that pork to his supporters wasn't a good plan was it?

 

Tuesday
Feb032009

Chavez: another bid for monarchy

The Guardianistas' favourite South American leader, Hugo Chavez, is making another bid for permanence. He has launched another referendum on whether to make him president for life, just 13 months after the last one. The start of the campaign has been marked by increasing political violence and intimidation of opponents.

The Guardian, those stout defenders of liberty, describe him as "a beacon for the left".

 

Page 1 2 3