Category Archives: terrorbollocks

This week’s slices of corruption

June 7, 2007 – 9:41 pm

First off we have the Dear Leader turning a blind eye to allegations of corruption between a Saudi Prince
and BAE. One could determine if there was any truth to this. one could even investigate whether any criminal offence had been committed.
One could. But what happens if it is found to be a well based allegation? […]

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The final act of the rogue?

May 27, 2007 – 11:34 am

One can at least say that the Dear Leader is consistent. Consistently hypocritical that is: launch a war on terror to defend our freedoms while hitting the civil liberties ‘delete’ button to help the fight. The paradox seems to elude him.

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cliches and atrocities

July 11, 2005 – 6:33 pm

At the risk of sounding a bit like Victor Meldrew I am getting increasingly bloody grumpy with every interview I see about the London bombing. Every damned person speaking seems to have bought the Short Oxford Book of Cliches, and to be determined to weave every entry into the interview:
“we came out because we wanted […]

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