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Labouralism
It says a lot about the modern Labour party that the New Statesman are welcoming the wholesale repeal – by a Conservative-led government – of Labour’s authoritarian measures including the National Identity Register, ‘intercept modernisation’ and DNA profile retention. Their … Continue reading
The ultimate irony
The cheek of it. First you introduce a raft of illiberal, poorly conceived proposals and laws which turn your population into the most watched democratic society on earth. THEN, one of your own comrades – His Highness David Blunkett MP, … Continue reading
Changing Glasgow
I’m so glad that knowledgeable people take the time to upload and comment upon images of Glasgow’s relatively recent past. Otherwise, images like this would be meaningless: It’s taken around the Cowcaddens area. The area as it’s shown here is totally … Continue reading
Wow.
From BBC News: China TV faces propaganda charge “Chinese intellectuals have signed an open letter calling for a boycott of state television news programmes. The letter says China’s Central Television (CCTV) has turned its news and historical drama series into … Continue reading
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Tagged china, China Central Television, freedom-of-speech, liberalism, media bias, press freedoms, television
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