Ed Miliband joins Total Defence! Labour councils across England will act as the “last line of defence” against the controversial health act, Ed Miliband said as he pledged to overturn its “free market, free-for-all principles”. Speaking at the launch of the Labour local election campaign in Birmingham, Miliband said Labour councils would use the public…
Read More Clearing out the link pileHere’s some “why the Bradford West result means we should support my politics” that supports my politics: Next Generation Labour. Don’t take support for granted We have to realise that the wars still matter Mobilised youth are a polical force to be reckoned with Labour has to examine its relationships with Muslim communities Austerity needs…
Read More we pretend to campaign and they pretend to vote for usIt looks like Daniel Davies’ plan to classify the world into people who file their accounts with Companies House on time, and people who don’t, may be less eccentric than it seems. News International missed, and asked for an extension. Obviously a dodgy lot of bastards. Anyway, check this quote out. Coincidentally, News International’s company…
Read More Companies House Webcheck, fount of moral judgment. And a full list of USSD code numbers, at lastRealClimate reviews a 1981 attempt to forecast the climate impact of CO2 emissions, and finds that it’s basically pretty good (see also The Register eating their words slowly). Which is what you’d expect – the physical processes involved aren’t that complicated at that sort of low-earth orbit viewpoint, and the only things that could really…
Read More Shouty letter-writing egghead winsSo, this post was picked up by SHWI survivor Randy McDonald‘s blog, who says that: great efforts are being made to keep new Chinese soldiers depoliticized I don’t think this gets it. Great efforts are being made to keep them politicised, so long as the politics inculcated in them is what the Party wants it…
Read More The politics of the apolitical