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Climate Change
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2011
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September
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- Bristol bandits
- The first ten
- Conference time
- A stealth tax on the poor
- And with one bound ...
- Not impressed
- The master of irrelevancy
- Passengers of events
- Totally domed
- From Hell, Hull and Halifax …
- They know nothing else
- When will they ever learn?
- Value for money
- Costs reasonably incurred
- Robbing the poor
- Party time
- The rule of fear
- Of no serious purpose or value
- Small disaster – many not hurt
- Non credo quia absurdum est
- Freedom of speech?
- The guilty men
- The "phantom visit" fraud
- A long time coming
- A fraud found out
- The fear factor
- A leaderless revolution
- BRADFORD Capitulates
- A predictable result
- Over a barrel
- A reason – give me a reason
- Not only necessary but a duty
- Has it started?
- A vast criminal conspiracy
- And so what?
- Not all it seems
- Unravelling the scam
- Empty vessels
- Never fails to impress
- Diversionary tactics
- 40 Prozent würden Eu-kritische Partei wählen
- The alternative plan
- The £4 million heist
- The only way out is out
- The noose tightens
- Power to the people
- Holed below the waterline
- The establishment on trial
- Everyone's an expert
- A result
- A suicide note from the centre
- News from a distant planet
- This is only the start
- The rule of law
- The Siege of Bradford – day three
- A statement of the bleedin' obvious
- Strap in tight
- Shaking the money tree
- The Siege of Bradford – day two
- The thick blue line
- Not impressed
- Dellers goes for Palin
- Taking back control
- The irony of it all
- Good advice
- Fighting back
- The Siege of Bradford
- Attacking the money tree
- The corporate enemy
- Part of the problem
- He doesn't
- The legacy
- Monuments to lunacy
- To kill a bailiff
- The thrashings of the dinosaurs
- Mencken territory
- Change of style
- A thieves' charter
- Tim's left foot
- Not the last word
- So where do we go from here?
- Taking us for fools
- The unbridgeable gap
- The charade continues
- Shocked?
- Damage to us all
- Playing with the faeries
- This is getting to be a habit
- Lawson flatulates again
- Reality calling
- It hasn't gone away
- Always last to catch on
- You read it here first
- (Mis)reading the riots
- A thought for us all
- A humiliation for Merkel
- Telegraph hacked
- A small apology
- System malfunction
- Disaffection is catching
- Justice beyond the grave
- No respect, and no policy
- Shambles upon shambles
- The end is nigh?
- A history of England
- He speaks too soon
- We're all in this together?
- Linkage
- Baby talk
- A lack of commitment?
- Loot of the day
- Europlastics
- Dark deeds and darker days
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September
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So that's alright then ... instead of looting £168,000 a year, plus bonuses and benefits, Ms Bailey only gets to loot £157,205 – plus bonuses and benefits.
The choice, however is an exceptionally good one. Ms Bailey takes a personal interest in the alleviation of poverty, and now has a track record of success. She has entirely abolished her own ... as long as the bailiffs keep pulling in the money and the magistrates keep jailing the defaulters.
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