Monthly Archives: July 2007

Blairwatch on the inconsistencies in sentencing and The War Against Terror (TWAT)

Benedict Rogers at ConservativeHome: I agree that the Brown Bounce has been bigger than expected. I agree the grammar schools row was a fiasco. I agree that in Ealing Southall, it was a mistake to raise expectations too much, it … Continue reading →

First it was Digby Jones becoming a Labour Lord… but not joining the Party. Then the Tories recruited Tony Lit, who had been photographed cuddling up to Tony Blair and the Labour Party, as their candidate in Ealing Southall… and … Continue reading →

Iain Dale is preparing a Guide to Political Blogging and he wants blogger to assist him by voting for their top 20 favourite UK political blogs. You can join in, and stand the chance of winning £100 worth of political … Continue reading →

John Hemming has admitted that he voted for legislation which has led to death and dangerous driving. Well, no, he hasn’t actually done that, but what else can you make of this pathetic posting on his blog.

Grow your own! Walsall Advertiser 26 July … Or not, as the case may be! Walsall Advertiser 26 July

Sunny at Pickled Politics features a clip by the brilliant Manu Chao… Raining in Paradise. Which got me looking on YouTube… and here from ‘Clandestino’ is the infectious Bongo Bong…

Some people have alluded to the fact that Nadine Dorries is probably the biggest airhead to have been elected to the House of Commons. Tonight, on Any Questions, sadly, she proved them right. Listen to the Saturday repeat if you … Continue reading →

If the Conservative Part was a football team…. would it really be Colchester United!

Over 25 years ago The Clash released an album entitled Sandinista! as a tribute to the Nicaraguan revolutionaries. Here, (via Our Man in Granada) is a clip which would appear to show some Nicaraguans paying homage not only to the … Continue reading →