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Sunday, June 8
No sign of damp Des Browne at Chelsea
by
IanPJ
on Sun 08 Jun 2008 18:58 BST
If the army's rumours service ARRSE is to be believed, Defence Secretary Des Browne, his podgy frame sweating gently within an ill-fitting polyester suit, often feels uncomfortable appearing with uniformed servicemen, who take great pride in their appearance. So no doubt his other duties... more »
Immunity afforded to your masters while you are subject to the law
by
IanPJ
on Sun 08 Jun 2008 16:22 BST
Will Nick Clegg and David Cameron be voting for this on the ratification of the Lisbon Treaty?.
You bet they will !!! more »
Read this
by
IanPJ
on Sun 08 Jun 2008 14:15 BST
An interesting piece on the
First, on Thursday, four million Irish citizens
resident in the Irish Republic will be asked to ratify a new democratic
structure for the European Union and its 500million citizens. Despite
the fact that this proposed structure will radically alter the
relationship between all the member states and the union, and between
all the citizens and the union, it apparently does not require the
votes of the other 496million or so citizens. Such is European
democracy. Second, the treaty document that the Irish are required to ratify has proved to be almost unintelligible and, according to opinion polls, remains a total mystery to many ordinary voters. This week, thousands will go to the polls to radically alter the nature of the state they are living in, with no idea of what they are voting for or against. Such is European democracy. Read the whole article.
The future of democracy hangs on the 42-day debate
by
IanPJ
on Sun 08 Jun 2008 02:45 BST
This week's vote on 42-day pre-charge detention is not about Gordon Brown, though over the past few days, moments of vanity, daring and panic have suggested it was. It is not about the Labour party or the future of the many decent people on the government backbenches. It is not about the opposition which hopes to stun the Prime Minister with a sensational defeat. It is not even about the government's 'independent' reviewer of terror legislation, Lord Carlile, who, for a Liberal Democrat lawyer, has the singularly weird mission of advocating ever greater departures from the constitution. more »
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