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Climate Change
Blog Archive
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- A tale of three cities
- The ring of servitude
- That narrative again
- Another grand day
- Getting a result
- Herd instinct
- Don't learn - can't learn
- Lessons learned
- The sacrificial van
- Another fine mess
- Thank goodness
- Maybe it's me?
- On a mission?
- A message from an alternative universe
- The babies are out
- Bristol Stokes Croft riot - the story so far
- Time is not on their side
- And now for something completely different
- Setting the agenda
- Towards incompetence
- The Taliban anthem
- This can't possibly be true
- Global warming is real
- Oh! The genius of it all!
- Questions on Bristol
- A last word
- Missing a trick?
- This is really funny
- A wilful lie?
- Hail the MSM
- Don't know nuffink
- Serious overkill
- The information hub moves on
- More reason
- The proposition is absurd
- The morning after the day after
- Not wanted
- Cashing in the carbon
- Happy Birthday to us
- Thick ... or what?
- Returning the compliment
- It won't
- Carbon footprint
- Pulling wings off flies
- MPs should make the law?
- Pay up or else
- Poolside gossip
- Klepturition 4
- Grooming
- They can't cope with it
- It guessed
- Blowing our minds
- Suicide by bomb disposal
- No shit Sherlock ... 2
- Nice friends
- And they expected any different?
- Holy Carp!
- No shit Sherlock!
- Incoherence comes from
- Klepturition 3
- The forgotten war
- By your friends shall ye be known
- Dellers on blogging
- EU "ready to send troops to Libya"
- Can we shoot them now?
- Not a very good job
- We can knit
- Sending a message
- Rejecting the agenda
- Surprising it's that many
- There at last
- Baby dribble - the antidote
- Spot the difference
- Oooh! The hardship of it all
- Our masters speak
- Why do they play these games?
- A view from the Szamuely
- Don't call it apathy
- Please tell me there's a "Plan B"
- Greece domed
- I think we already knew this
- Intellectual mildew
- Man of the people
- A question of priorities
- An opportunity missed?
- Tourist-friendly
- Working together for a police state
- He's always doing that
- More wonderful plods
- The very essence of the EU
- Alarming stuff
- Here we go again
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- What now?
- Stresses and strains
- Doesn't that make you feel proud?
- What did they expect?
- Ostensibly?
- Gone (Euro) soft
- An unforced error
- Our wonderful British bobbies
- Off with their veils
- Climb-down?
- BĂĽcherverbrennung
- Good stuff
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- A shining symbol of incompetence
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- That defence review
- Every silver lining has a cloud (not)
- Operation Amnesia
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- On their way
- Parliamentary language?
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- It is happening
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- Lookee here
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- Seventy years apart
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Well done The Daily Mail for picking that one up – Ed Miliband doing his "man of the people" act – travelling first class to Coventry, then to be seen with the plebs on a Council estate. But so hypocritical is he that, when he is to be interviewed on the train, his aids scurry around removing the "First Class" seat covers.
This is the man who would be prime minister ... a man no better than the present incumbent. What is disturbing, though, is that too many people – and the media – still see politics in terms of the merry-go-round. Euroslime Dave loses popularity, so they look to Miliband. One day they will learn that they are all the same and none are worth voting for.
That, of course, is the issue with the AV referendum. Since it makes no real difference WHO you vote for, with our supreme government in Brussels, it is a matter of supreme indifference HOW we vote for them. This is something for the political classes to get excited about – one telling me that we must vote against AV otherwise we end up with the Lib-Dims as "king makers". And the difference will be?
Either way, we end up with posturing scum like Miliband. One and all, they are putting on an act for the plebs, and they are stupid (or vain) enough to think they are getting away with it. It was ever thus, of course. Perhaps we are just more aware of it, less deferential and more iconoclastic.
But there is a mood out there – even seasoned political commentators are beginning to realise that things are amiss. It ain't just the hoodies who are giving the politicians the finger.
I don't think we're ready for the tumbrils quite yet, but I hope there is a little man in a back street somewhere greasing the axles. We wouldn't want to wake the neighbours when we roll them out.
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