Ignore the chorus, which is woeful. Otherwise – enjoy the shit out of this masterpiece by Dan Bull
Archive for category politics
The Berlin Wall
Nov 9
Berlin as was
“Who is Paul Carpenter?”
That heavily-accented, staccato German voice from the front of the bus sent a total chill down my spine. I could feel everyone else wanting to see who “Paul Carpenter” was, but not daring to look in case that made them complicit in… >> continued
Probably no single Government policy – including ill-conceived adventures overseas and the crazy racking up of national debt – has had a more detrimental impact on the fabric of our country than the effective prohibition placed on drugs by the Misuse of Drugs Act, 1971.
Now no-one is sensibly arguing that a life of drug abuse is necessarily a lifestyle choice for everyone. But it is perfectly… >> continued | 3 Comments
Oh dear. Despite it being known last year that an iconic image of Iranian missiles rising from the desert had been Photoshopped to show more missiles than were actually there, they’ve repeated the photograph alongside a story today.
Fail
The newspapers’ grand defence of their existence often hinges on the supposed superiority of… >> continued
Paid Links Illegal?
Oct 6
OK – so that’s a misleading title, but new rules published by the Federal Trade Commission mean that anyone blogging on a product or service in the US must disclose any commercial relationship with the provider from December 1st this year. >> continued | 2 Comments
My boss blogged approvingly about the proposed broadband tax. Predictably (for those who know me) I think the idea sucks. >> continued | 1 Comment
