Monthly Archives: November 2005
And here was me thinking the morning couldn’t get any better…
Help Teach American Youth That “Bush Was Right!”: The youth in America are being LIED to by liberal politicians and the mainstream media… but we’ve come up with a GREAT way to get the TRUTH to them: MUSIC. everywhere they … Continue reading
They’ll print any old rubbish these days
A nice piece; one to add to the collection… but I’m still short one hatchet-job from the Sun. (Speaking of which, our little Ginger-Ninja G-bomb is about to mature. Go to Google and see if you can find a traitor. … Continue reading
Someone’s lion
BBC – Iraq detainees ‘found starving’ Guardian – 173 prisoners found beaten and starved in Iraq government bunker: The Iraqi government has begun an investigation into the alleged abuse of more than 170 prisoners who were found locked in an … Continue reading
Alastair Campbell needs to update his enemies list
Folks, I’d like you to meet James Clive Matthews.
Support the troops!
Obviously, someone didn’t follow the instructions regarding white phosphorus and its proper use. Of course, the people truly responsible for these crimes will be held accountable. As usual. UPDATE – Chicken Yoghurt: It makes you wonder what else British ministers, … Continue reading
Meet the enema
I can’t possibly improve on what Europhobia and Talk Politics have on the gilt-edged and guilt-assuaged Kitty Ussher, so I shan’t try. UPDATE – Though I should add; “Well done, Kitty, for predicting the inevitable!” Climb over those bodies! Higher! … Continue reading
The Ginger Ninja Fingering Malingerer
Shhh! I’m building. Please excuse me for dumping the following, mostly for my own reference: Press Gazette – How the Wade was sprung: Not just one, but two News International editors spent several hours at Battersea Police Station on Thursday … Continue reading
On the subject of the abuse of power, police and trust
Yahoo – Blair ‘Used Police For Politics’: The Prime Minister could face a Commons inquiry into claims of Government “politicisation” of police chiefs over new anti-terror laws. Tories are unhappy that chief constables lobbied and wrote to their MPs, urging … Continue reading
Say it loud…
…and say it proud. (Unless you’re an MP on their ‘list of shame’, in which case you should sue for libel. It is your duty as a public servant to ensure that reckless newspaper editors cannot get away with such … Continue reading
