Tories unveil their secret weapon: ‘webcameron’
Kitchen sink politics for disaffected bloggers

Peanuts, politicians, monkeys
A new pay deal for the powerful

The breathless excitement of Kapital
…and the unmaterialist radicalism of Fred Halliday

Kazakhstan: is Borat right?

The refusal of British business to accept any responsibility for the state of the economy is something I’ve ranted about before over at my place, but it’s an issue that continues to bug me.
The British business community complains, pretty much constantly, that the tax-and-regulation-happy policies instituted during nine years of Labour government are risking our [...]

Courtesy of today’s Metro freebie (published by the same lot as are responsible for the fervently anti-EU Daily Mail):
“Traditional loaves of bread could soon be replaced by packs containing just four slices under a new EU ruling”

It’s a disgrace! How dare these Brussels bureaucrats take away our sliced whites! How dare they presume to allow [...]

Fun with figures
The murderers vs. terrorists grudge-match

Cherie Blair ‘called Gordon a liar during speech’
Top lawyer in breach of Chancellor’s human rights shocker

I was having a drink the other night with an agreeable-enough fellow, let’s call him Henry. All was going well until Henry, like the Guardian reader that he is, felt it necessary to bring up the war in Iraq.

The more I think about the John Reid story yesterday, the more angry I get. Yesterday, John Reid address an audience of specially-invited Muslims in Leytonstone. I wasn’t happy with this yesterday. After all, Charles Clarke had problems with Rachel North’s dad - though as the latter is an honorary Canon, which makes him a) [...]

Is Malaysia an Islamic state?
Article 11 and Malay apostasy

28 Days (No! Later!)
Terrorism detention rules part deux

Waiting for the next 7/7 report
STILL waiting, that is…

Catholic Islamist Footballs
The world’s top 1000 morons in one place