Monthly Archives: March 2006

You’ve got to admire the Tories for sheer bare-faced cheek. Iain Dale, aspirant Tory MP, clears the Tories of any sleaze in the loans row, because they’ve named the people who made loans… and none of them have been nominated … Continue reading →

Yes, Sutton Coldfield might consist of some of Birmingham’s wealthiest leafy suburbs. Yes, properties out there can cost over a million quid each. OK, so Birmingham’s inner city areas have considerable deprivation… but the Tory-Lib Dem alliance that conspire to … Continue reading →

The last four weeks before the elections are usually bedlam. Over the next month we have to deliver about 22,000 leaflets and knock on every door in the Ward. As with most political parties, there are only a handful of … Continue reading →

A list of things that Alfred the OK has or hasn’t eaten. What… no burnt cake?

The News of the Screws and their fake sheikh routine attempt to screw George Galloway, but George says he was too cute for them. Leave it out lads, if you want to hear George spouting outrageous remarks, just tune in … Continue reading →

It’s George W. Bush, the accidental revolutionary. How George Bush unified a Continent, or Che rides again (on a mountain bike). Thanks to the Brummie Buddha.

Free down load of Billy Bragg’s ‘The Lonesome Death of Rachel Corrie’. A tribute to the US peace activist who was mudered in Gaza three years ago whilst trying to prevent an Israeli bulldozer from tearing down a Palestinian physician’s … Continue reading →

“It would be quite nice if the American ambassador in Britain could pay the charge that everybody else is paying and not try and [evade] it like some chiseling little crook.” Get off the fence, Ken. Say what you mean.

Michael Crick exposed ‘Dave’ to some serious questioning on Newsnight tonight about the Tory loans for peerages candidates. Crick asked ‘Dave’ why he didn’t contact them to ask their permission to use their names. “You are a digital politician” pressed … Continue reading →

“And what role are the occupiers playing in all of this? It’s very convenient for them, I believe. It’s all very good if Iraqis are abducting and killing each other- then they can be the neutral foreign party trying to … Continue reading →