Gut me no guts - Awaiting a second blood test for coeliac disease – the first was, as I’d suggested to the doctor, too soon after stopping avoiding wheat – I am eating brea...

The 301 Group purge the 1922 committee - The 1922 elections were not a clean sweep for the loyalist 301 Group slate, they missed out on one of the secretary position. But they have pretty much ...

SIMPLY A MATTER OF BINS AND BUGS - TOPICAL SHORTS (3) - There was a time in Local Government when if you had 10 Councillors in a room then you were sure to get a least 15 different opinions. Then somewhere durin...

Selling the Nazi Flag - The Independent is currently running a debate on the selling of Nazi flags. The problem I wish to highlight is the actual question up for debate. The headl...

Gaun yersel, Alex! - © Copyright Peter Curran 2011

Greece: the frontline in the battle against austerity - In July 2011 I posted on this blog about how 'The Greeks MUST default on 'their' debt'. Getting on for 12 months later that default is looking increasingly l...

Titus Andronicus at the Globe: review - Titus Andronicus Tang Shu-wing Theatre Studio Globe 2 Globe World Shakespeare Festival Review by Anna Chen 4th May 2012 With the scarcity of east Asian fac...

Carole Malone - those on benefits deserve to burn - It is impossible not to feel desperately sad for the Philpott family who have lost six children in horrific circumstances in a fire in Derby.Father Mick Ph...

Courage and Betrayal in a Country Churchyard - ST.JOHN THE BAPTIST, BURFORD, west Oxfordshire, where the Levellers were held. One of the detained soldiers left his name on the Font. (postcard from rub...

Ten good reasons to welcome the appointment of Jon Cruddas - It’s been a while since Jon Cruddas was a Labour Left pin up boy and even then the status was contested by some sections of the Left — his campaign for the...

Roundhead or Cavalier (or a bit of both)? - I imagine serious historians must tear their hair out at programmes like* Roundhead or Cavalier: Which One Are You? *which was on BBC 4 last night (though ...

POLICE AGREE ROUTE FOR CAMBRIDGE MARCH – TRINITY LANE TO UNIVERSITY BOATHOUSES - The march will start at 11am from Trinity Lane-Trinity Street-Bridge street – Thompsons lane – Park parade - Jesus Green -university boathouses- rally on ...

iPhone, my phone - Bryan Appleyard concludes a longish column on the iPhone (and equivalents) by asking if it's something we really want. I have a short answer to this question...

Get Well Soon - ‘Get Well Soon’ is a short film by BRAG Productions. Its a quiet, visceral horror starring Gresby Nash and Laura Howard. Continue reading →

She Monkeys opens in London and Dublin - Swedish director Lisa Aschan's last year's début feature She Monkeys (Apflickorna) is coming to selected London cinemas on Friday 18 May (and to the Irish Fi...

THE DRIVE FOR PROFIT - Timothy Roth and three other American gas field workers were killed in a road accident. "Over the past decade, more than 300 oil and gas workers like Mr. ...

Robin Hood Tax global week of action: A big week for a tiny tax - This week is a big one for the [...]

Woman molested on #Essex C2C train - British Transport Police (BTP) detectives are appealing for information after a teenager was touched inappropriately on a train in Essex. Investigators hav...

The Great Asian Gold Theft Crisis - These interesting articles here and here highlight how the Asian community who no longer have anywhere safe to store their valuables after Banks stopped Sa...

Green Man’s New Charity Partner - Green Man is proud and delighted to support such a respected organization such as the Bevan Foundation who have worked tirelessly since 2001 to build a soc...

A Crappy Medium… - Sometimes there’s nothing one can do but lean over a barrel; aim one’s firearm into it and shoot a fish into bitesize chunks. So it is when Derek Acorah ra...

Students: help us demand accountability from University Vice-Chancellors - It's clichéd to say, but the next 6 months really will be a vital period for English Higher Education. Broader and more strategic political action is neede...

Minister banned from using office microwave to heat his dog’s cushion - A cabinet minister has been banned from using an office microwave to heat his dog’s cushion — after disgusted staff complained over food hygiene fears. Cli...

on Good Company - If you aspire to be more than you can currently imagine, don't keep too much company with dumb friends, or else you'll find yourself having to talk shit t...

Former News International CEO Rebekah Brooks charged with perverting the cause of justice - The Week reports: *FORMER News International CEO Rebekah Brooks and her racehorse trainer husband Charlie have been charged along with four other people...

Coalition to replace Disability Living Allowance with Personal Independence Payment: The corporate pigs line up at tax payers trough. - According to the UK Governments Works and Pensions web site, Disability Living Allowance (DLA) claimants have been divided into four regions and are b...

Geldof's Guilt - Following on from the previous post and to give more substance to it we read that the United Nations Children’s Fund warned that one million children are at ...

New CRTC chair said to be appointed any day now - There has been some buzz on an imminent CRTC chair appointment in the past week. The Globe had a report that the Harper government was leaning toward a r...

Red Rag - Getting worried Dave? - Red Rag - A little birdie tells me you are next to be dragged back in the limelight Dave......all in good time obviously. [[ This is a content summary o...

I must stop using such apocalyptic language, its not that ba…mother of God, what was that? - Via. Filed under: Economics, Politics Tagged: Europocalypse, Hollande, Merkel

Anti-capitalist video - for children! -

- Michael Gove's King James Bible plan rescued by millionaire Tory donors Education secretary will send a copy of the Bible to every state school after donor...

Party Celebrating Two Million Page Views to davidharvey.org - TWO MILLION HIT CELEBRATION!! You are cordially invited to a celebration of the phenomenally successful website of our colleague David Harvey. David’s webs...

Bauhaus at the Barbican. - Just got back from the Bauhaus exhibition at the Barbican. This hugely influential school of art and design, like so much else that was progressive, chal...

Now if they could get the dog to jump a shark... - I do of course realise that much of the voting on Britain's Got Talent is tactical. Not that I've ever watched the damn thing. Essentially any act other th...

Serco in Scotland - By Johnny Gailey On Friday 4th May at teatime, whilst the Scottish media’s eyes were firmly fixed on the local election counts being totted across the coun...

Newcastle event: Defeating the 1% - a short course in rebellion - I'll be speaking on the Arab revolutions, and their global significance, at an event hosted by Newcastle Counterfire called *Defeating the 1% - a short co...

Nouveau Parti Anticapitaliste to Stand Against Jean-Luc Mélenchon? - Standing in Hénin-Beaumont? Pire qu’un crime, c’est une faute. Are the Nouveau Parti Anticapitaliste going to stand in the Hénin-Beaumont election in compe...

Lib Dem County Councillor Resigns Fearing 2013 Wipeout - Cornwall Councillor Quits Lib Dems Over Pasty Tuesday, May 15, 2012 By Miles Davis A Cornwall Councillor has resigned from the Liberal Democrats in protest...

What are the Independents in Powys? - I will leave it to Y cneifwr to explain the new arrangement in Carmarthenshire which see Labour and Independents reforming their alliance but see Labour'...

Your hustings for the EBRD President - [image: Four candidates to be President of the EBRD] (First published as a blog post on the Center for Global Development’s *Views from the Center*.) On ...

Three to Kill by Jean-Patrick Manchette (City Lights Books 1976) - There is no way of saying how things will turn out for Georges Gerfaut. In a general way, you can see how things will work out for him, but not in deta...

Speaking at a panel event (19 June): science and stereotypes - There aren't enough women in science and engineering, and the attrition rate is high. Why does this matter? And what are the reasons for the gaping gap and...

I’m a Seoul Man - JW Marriott Hotel, Seoul: OVER the last 30 years, I have watched from afar the transformation of South Korea from a military dictatorship to a parliamentar...

We're Here Because We're Here Because We're Here Because We're Here - *"The Taleban hope that each new killing of a Nato soldier will be the straw that breaks the back of the resolve of America, Britain and their Isaf partner...

The Dictator’s practical Internet guide to power retention - The Dictator’s practical Internet guide to power retention was written to warn people how autocracies can use the internet to cement their power. It’s bein...

Next Left is closing down... - With the launch of our new Fabian website Next Left will be closing down soon... But don't fear! This new site includes our new online version of the maga...

Open Gardens, Open Sesame - Almost time for my personal highlight in the Wivenhoe social calendar – almost time for Wivenhoe Open Gardens 2012. Hurrah! The weekend of 19th and 20th Ma...

Choonara, McNally and the US rate of profit - Dave McNally wrote a very good book last year called, Global Slump (http://www.amazon.co.uk/Global-Slump-Spectre-David-McNally/dp/1604863323Global Slump). ...

Greek election results analysis - A bit of psephological analysis has been carried out on the recent election results in Greece. The first finding was that in Athens, about *half of police...

Debate: Academies or Local Education Authorities - who should run our schools? - *When:** *Wednesday, May 16th, 2012 *Time:* 7.30 pm *Where: *Victoria Centre, Palk Road, Wellingborough, NN8 1HT *Speakers* (to date): Eddie Fairplay ...

NHS Does Not spend £1M a week on ‘repeat abortions’ - From the file marked 'Why journalists shouldn't do statistics' we have a new front page entry from the Daily Mail. As per standard Ministry policy, I'm n...

More single mothers please, says Mail - The Mail is keen for there to be more unmarried mothers. Don’t look so staggered, it’s on today’s front page. “NHS spends £1m a week on repeat abortions: ...

Trucks are not responsible for every cyclist that gets killed. - I’m guessing the “utter disaster”refers to an accident, so we’ll leave that as I don’t know the accident and so can’t comment on it. The rest of the tweet ...

Choosing choice - Recently I was in Berlin - a good place to be thinking about choice. Three experiences started this train of thought. Number one was of course my first si...

not at all defanged - Remember that thumbsucker I did on the Great Firewall? Well, here’s some data, via this post (thanks, Jamie). It seems that Fang Binxing, China’s Chief Bel...

Sir Wilshaw’s ‘visionary’ race to the bottom - Michael Wilshaw- sorry I’m not your Dad. I am a secondary school teacher in an inner-city London school. Overall, I love my job. I love the challenge, the ...

Australian Administrators Fuck Music Education - Last week Australian National University announced that they will be making all of the staff in their music department reapply for their jobs resulting in ...

Things you just can't economise on - What with the economy being as it is, probably most of us try and save dosh by avoiding common consumer pitfall like using price as an indicator of quality...

Shindler's dissed - David Osler has what looks to me like a good but quirky review of Colin Shindler's book, *Israel and the European Left*, subtitled, Between Solidarity and ...

The Limits of Modernisation: Blair, Cameron and Salmond - The Limits of Modernisation: Blair, Cameron and Salmond Gerry Hassan The Scotsman, May 12th 2012 ‘Modernisation’ is one of the defining words of our time, ...

Leveson and the cultural contradictions of conservatism - With the usual half-hearted apologies for recycling my own chat, watching the delightful spectacle of the Murdoch clan and the Tories knocking chunks out of ...

Meet America’s deranged philosopher-queen - My latest podcast is a discussion of one of the great mysteries of American politics – Ayn Rand, the woman whose ideas drive the American right, and crashe...

Sacred Cows - An interesting read The construction of today’s India as a vegetarian-loving and cow-praying country is an outright lie and a false cultural-propaganda by...

Fascists botch attack on Bootle picket line - On Thursday May 10, hundreds of thousands of public sector workers took strike action around the country. Amongst these was my own workplace, with one of ...

Clegg and Cameron and their parties are the ones who are too dependent on state hand-outs - not Scotland, Wales, Northern-Ireland and the North of England ; and their austerity policies (welfare for rich party donors at everyone else's expense) are preventing us getting out of debt - Could someone tell the Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister, that they are patronising hypocrites when they try to tell the people of this country - ...

Representing the Members - ** *Since Ed Miliband became leader of the Labour party - in September 2010 - the big three public sector trade unions (GMB, Unison and Unite) have poured ...

The Wind from the East: French Intellectuals, the Cultural Revolution, and the Legacy of the 1960s - Richard Wolin provides a fascinating account of the intellectual confusion that followed May '68, but takes an ambivalent attitude towards the revolutionar...

The Olympics and the Jubilee distract from the real issues this summer - Unless you have something wrong with you, you will be starting to get incredibly excited about the summer. Things will kick off a few weeks from now with ...

Will Boris Johnson suddenly become a radical Tory Mayor? - I was on BBC London News last night talking about what we can expect from Boris Johnson's next four years. You can watch it here. Andrew Gilligan was ...

Is Education missing the point, its not what you learn, but the fact you can… - When people learn we are a home educating family, there are normally a barrage of questions, many of them are common and occasionally we get a new perspect...

This isn’t a flounce - I started writing a post the other day with this title, but it got lost in the ether. I don't mind, on reflection, as it gave me more time to think about i...

WISE Up for Bradley Manning - Three weeks in Wales - WISE Up for Bradley Manning is a loose network of groups and individuals in Wales, Ireland, Scotland and England (WISE) taking action for Bradley Manning...

Open letter to North Wales Police. - Now I am intrigued. A reader from New York has been logging in to the Ched Evans story. I cannot really update, his appeal is to be heard, no fixed date, I...

71% say renationalise the water industry - The Sunday Express reports: *CALLS to renationalise the water industry have risen as a summer of drought looms despite heavy rain. * * * *Seven out of 10 ...

VIVE LA FRANCE! -

The Under The Pier Show - Like my old Class War chum Ian Bone, I have always had a fascination with England's piers and seaside towns. Today I braved the cold weather and dragged the ...

Socialist Party video: Peter Taaffe on the local election results - Socialist Party video: Peter Taaffe on the local election results. Link. Trade Unionist and  Socialist Coalition (TUSC). 

SNP much to be happy about local elections 2012 - The Scottish National Party (SNP) secured more councilors than Labour with a total of 424 declared on Friday to the Labour Party's 394. An SNP gain of 57...

Parkrun : Running in Parks together - Ever wanted a bit of motivation to increase the frequency of your so-called “regular” (actually annual) jog? I need all the help I can get, believe me…. In...

Daily Mega-Fail - Yesterday's Daily Mail: Brave woman speaks out about child sex abuse. Today's Daily Mail: Wa-hey, look at this sexy fifteen-year-old! Seriously. How do th...

Crackers SMASH! - I just got a new phone. I synced my Five Chinese Crackers account with it, and then deleted the Picasa pictures because I didn't want them taking up disk s...

Warning over tribunal changes - David Renton. Pic by Phil Chamberlain Union News has printed my interview with barrister David Renton who has a new book out looking at empoyment tribunals. ...

May Day 2012 - Its that time of year again, Happy International Workers day, or May day to give it its common title. Official days to respect and acknowledge societies d...

Dennis Rice and the @TabloidTroll Twitter account - From the outset, I would like to make clear that I have both a legitimate personal and public interest argument for outing the author of the Twitter accoun...

Du côté de chez Swan - *"What are you staring at?"* Annette asked the pair of *blurry-faced soaks*across the bar. * "Ewer tits, luv,"* one grinned. He raised his glass and returne...

STATE CRIME: Foreigners Allowed to Buy-up British Assets and Make the People Suffer - ABOVE: Deregulation: Former Tory Chancellor Geoffrey Howe made it easier for foreigners to snap up British companies Just for a moment, imagine being a tou...

Is this the worst government statistic ever created? - I forgot to post this column up last year. It’s a fun one: the Department for Communities and Local Government have produced a truly farcical piece of evid...

Review: Mark Steel's In Town - *Mark Steel’s In Town* is a rallying call against the commercialisation and homogenisation of Britain’s towns. It is a celebration of regional quirks and ...

What Ho Bloggers of My Bosom! - Just to let you know, there may be more activity chez domum in the coming weeks - largely thanks to my online emporium, which you can visit here.

100 days until I run 100 miles ... - The trouble with the countdown to the London 2012 Olympics is that it’s a constant reminder of how many days I’ve got left until I’ll be running the 100-...

Book Sorting - I'm sitting down surrounded by books. Some books I have to reshelve. Some books have to go to my Oxfam book shop to stop me drowning in a sea of books. He...

Tia and me -

I can tell that we are gonna be friends. - [YouTube Link] So I totally teared up. Bite me. Tell me what’s going to be great about your week? This post can also be found at Thagomizer.net. Feel f...

On police and cars - I'm about to state a Lebanese truism: * * *Where there is a traffic jam there is a policeman. Or four.* Seemingly without rhyme or reason Lebanese traf...

Samsung's Galaxy S2 ICS mess - [image: Icecream2]Last year I bought a SIM-free Galaxy S2 from Samsung. I was kicking around the idea of waiting on the Galaxy Nexus, but at the last min...

School Wars – the road trip. - Over the last eight months, I have been taking the arguments in my book School Wars around the country, talking to parents, teachers, heads in maintained s...

The Garden of Eden complex - I was chatting on Facebook with a friend about relationships (I've had yet another disastrous friendship situation emerge recently!) and this segued into t...

Yakkety-Yak. Tracked Talk Back - Here's a thing. I went to Potlatch, a Typepad blog,  and was mildly interested in this article and wanted to comment. I've commented there before, but only ...

Farewell and a Few Final Words - Several followers of this blog have emailed me to ask why I haven't posted for a while. The truth is I no longer work in the social care or youth sector. In ...

Cornwall mourns shock departure - I've decided to take a break from blogging for a bit. Have a good St Piran's Day! *Signs of a hasty exit **CZ hitches a ride to the station * *and waits...

I have moved! - My new website is at www.jackofkent.com. Come and join me at the new site, and see my first post there for more news on the move.

Nemo expectat Sanctum Officium - As long-time readers will be aware (hello, both of you), I like to try and be charitable towards our spiritual leaders. I mean to say, Rowan Williams comes...

Neo-nazi flags for sale on Amazon.co.uk - It seems that Nazi flags are on the world’s largest online retailers — Amazon. While texts like Mein Kampf and artifacts such as coins are of genuine his...

All in the name of duty - Surrey Advertiser, January 27 2011 One moment we thought it was a wasted evening; moments later we were hurtling through the streets of Elmbridge. The boro...

On Politics - Obviously, not much being said around here. Mostly, because I haven’t got much to say. But recently I’ve found it hard to articulate to people what, exactl...

Soul Politics is moving,,,again - An announecment to anyone who still follows this blog, that it will close in a week. I will continue blogging on poltico-theological issues on http://words...

It's time for LU to say goodbye - For seven years, first on my own server then on Blogger, Lancaster Unity (formerly Lancaster UAF) has been fighting fascism and racism as embodied in such ...

Electoral Boundary Changes for Swansea - The proposals for changes to the parliamentary constituency changes in Wales were published yesterday. Immediately jumping to pages 21 to 23 to see what ha...

Time - Chicken Yoghurt will disappear on January 25 when the web-hosting expires. The old girl opened some amazing doors and made me some fantastic friends (they ...

Top 10 Dance Tunes of 2011 - The blog maybe deader than England's chances at the European Championships next year, but in 2011 the quietude of its crypt was regularly disturbed by an a...

Imagine if the BBC allowed animals to enter Sports Personality of the Year... - [image: Tian-Tian] *CONTROVERSY raged today over the BBC’s latest act of obvious if unintended sexism, following up their ‘no girls, no females, no women’ ...

quick thoughts on wednesday's strike - it's said that pensions are so much better in the public sector than in the private sector and so they should be made worse. how about let's have better pen...

Police Misconduct - Police Misconduct (http://www.doughtystreet.co.uk/files/20101001.pdf) has been the subject of great debate recently. Drs Mawby and Wright of Keele Universit...

Have Your Say On The Future of Winckley Square - Theindependent body formed to help kick-start the revival of Winckley Square has begun a consultationprocess giving stakeholders of the historic Square a c...

November 30th March in Dundee - As decided at Dundee TUC‘s November 2nd meeting Assemble 12noon, West gate of Dudhope Park (postcode DD1 5RE for satnav / GoogleMap). March off at 12:30pm....

Pull the Units Down - Despite earlier gripes I'm going to be giving several talks about *Uncommon *over the next month or so; one at the Architectural Association in London (o...

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Link your brand to the campaign - Have you seen the panasonic facebook campaign, the persecution of Rommy Gulla? Basically, for 28 days, they are pulling some pretty nast practical jokes on...

Donkeywatch - Paul Krugman discovers the Sad Donkeys.

Thanks And Good Bye. - For many complex reasons, which I won’t go into, this blog is closing. It has been around years and I have learnt so much in the process. I would like to t...

GERS Report Shows Scotland subsidises UK, says Professor Andrew Hughes Hallett - *From **Newsnet Scotland* [image: Professor Andrew Hughes Hallett on GERS]*EXCLUSIVE:* Newsnet Scotland has interviewed Professor Andrew Hughes Hallet abou...

Co-op Parliamentarians put pressure on Coalition to reconsider Northern Rock firesale - Following the announcement of the plans to sell off Northern Rock, Co-operative parliamentarians have been busy putting pressure on the Coalition to recons...

Video: The TaxPayers’ Alliance – think before you print - The TPA got lots of media coverage for its claim that speed cameras caused rather than prevented road deaths. What happened next? This video looks at just ...

Marriage, expectation and Pippa Middleton's bum - Okay, so this blog post isn't actually about Pippa Middleton's bum but good cod, you'd think it was made of solid gold the way people have been harping on ...

Libyan intervention: Venal leaders exploit good intentions and prop-up bloody regimes - [image: LIBYA] *Image Courtesy of B.R.Q* The humanitarian case for intervening in Libya is well-stated – Libyan rebels faced an inevitable massacre. Yet, ...

An update: The company behind the Twitter spies? - For background, see the bottom of this post. After talking to a few peeps, I’ve decided to throw caution to the wind, and reveal what I know. After all, I...

Section de Londres – nouveau site - A partir de mars 2011, la section de Londres du PS dispose d’un nouveau site. Veuillez vous rediriger vers http://londres.ffe-ps.org/ . Merci!

Outrage at the council revelations - Originally written for the Socialism in RCT blog SP member of the ponty anti-cuts demoOn March 17th an article appeared on the WalesOnline website explainin...

Lebanon, India, and Jordon - I haven't posted anything here for a long time, but I wanted to link some articles I've done for the New Statesman which, if it wasn't for them allowing me...

A break from blogging - I'm very aware I haven't blogged much of late. At the moment it is more a stress, a chore, than a pleasure . The blog has always been something I have enjo...

This Is What It Sounds Like When Blogs Die... -

Batty Ieuan Wyn Jones - One year after the £5million St Athan Public Inquiry, the groups critical of the plans are demanding Ieuan Wyn Jones - the Minister responsible for the dev...

Equality, consistency, and the rights of Christian B & B owners - Consider the following news item: 'Now some people are more equal than others': Despair of Christian hotel owners penalised for turning away interracial...

Perfidious Albion's ASTROTURFING in Ireland - The term astroturfing denotes political or public relations campaigns that are formally planned by an organization, as opposed to genuine community gr...

Blue Valentine - Blue Valentine is an intense, tender and beautifully observed love story for anyone that’s ever been in love. Driven by stand-out performances from Academy...

Farewell - at least for now - I really should have posted this valedictory comment a long time ago, but what with one thing and another it got forgotten about. Since I now live in North...

Kel (1959 - 2010) - Many of you will have noticed the absence of posts on the Osterley Times. It is with regret that I have to tell you that Kel, the man behind the Osterley T...

It’s the ‘squeeze’ not the ‘middle’ that matters - Writing for New Statesman, Head of Open Left Richard Darlington argues Labour need to ignore definitions of the 'middle' and focus on policies that address...

Will Housing Benefit cuts be approved? - [image: simon_hughs]Simon Hughes Warns; Benefit cuts 'will not be approved'

The value of a pledge? Roughly £7,000 p.a. - It's difficult how to react to these most recent revelations about yet another U-turn by the Liberal Democrats. This must now complete the most comprehen...

Clegg Clamour Continues - The Sheffield Telegraph also ran a story today picking up on our call for Nick Clegg to keep his promise to vote against higher tuition fees. We made page ...

This week's posts - Over at the other place I have written in the past week: A thrilling expose in three parts of whether the referendum bill would be within the legislative c...

The UN’s drug war demagoguery - Antonio Maria Costa is a man with such good fortune that he has a job which shouldn’t exist. Whilst there may be a place for a United Nations and occasions...

A Vilification of the Cliché - Throughout May, there was much discontent demonstrated by the electorate towards politicians. A good portion of this was a reflection of the public’s disap...

Letter to the Irish News - Mark Mulholland's letter (August 6th) is a piece of satire befitting of Swift himself. In a flurry of media excitement we have learnt recently of the openi...

A New Blog - Hi there, Readers will have noticed that my updates have dropped off a bit recently. The good news is, I've co-founded a collaborative blog called The Grea...

Old - And so the elderly were one of the few beneficiaries of today's budget, except those that buy VAT-goods, natch. Why? It seems to ETTL that there is some de...

Support the Right to Work Campaign on Budget Day - Filed under: General Tagged: Budget Cuts, Right to Work

Swedenise us! - Thanks to Gerard O'Neill of *Turbulence Ahead* for publishing yet another of the international comparisons that allow us to see how well – or badly – we ar...

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