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- Dear Mandy by Curly's Corner Shop, the blog! on Nov 26, 2009
An open letter to Peter Mandelson regarding the newly announced Digital Economy Bill. Found this video on Twitter, hoping I help to make it viral. Lyrics: Dear Peter Mandelson, I’ve been following your recent policy proposals, so now they’...
- Does our Foreign policy lead to torture? by Curly's Corner Shop, the blog! on Nov 25, 2009
Human Rights Watch condemns British role in Pakistan Whilst David Miliband the Foreign Secretary and South Shields MP battle with High Court judges to keep the whole of the Binyam Mohamed affair tightly under wraps the campaigning Human Rights Watch...
- Honour: The missing virtue of the State by Fausty's Blog on Nov 23, 2009
Philip Pullman, infamous for his objection to the vetting of school visitors, such as writers, delivered a keynote speech on The Virtues of the State in February this year - around the time when his Times article on the subject was culled. He speaks...
- In God We Trust Lawsuit Dismissed by Too Many Questions on Nov 8, 2009
Just read a passionate post by Hemant Mehta on Friendly atheist about the dismissed “In God We Trust” Lawsuit in which he makes three significant points. "I’m no lawyer… but how is that phrase not an endorsement of religion over non-religion?
- For those more worried about the health of our justice… by Curly's Corner Shop, the blog! on Nov 5, 2009
……than the rantings over Nick Griffin Then carry on by reading Justin McKeating’s excellent post here. :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: Posted in Blogging, Gordon Brown, Law, liberty, politics Tagged: Who eroded our libe...
- Kent police have they become politicised? by Bignews Margate on Nov 2, 2009
As many of us will recall, Kent police were recently criticised by independent organisations etc. for the handling of the Kingsnorth climate protest last year and of course by Kent residents who were utterly bemused at the apparent violence used, tow...
- Who can police democracy? by Curly's Corner Shop, the blog! on Oct 27, 2009
Lawful protest now viewed as “domestic extremism” Despite my glowing praise for neighbourhood policing in South Tyneside yesterday, the national picture appears to be deteriorating at a worrying pace as police have set up a unit (under th...
