EU Con speeches from Bruges Conf.
THE EU CONSTITUTION AND THE UK’s ROLE IN EUROPE AND
THE WORLD: BRUGES GROUP INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
Britain is approaching decision time. Will Britain follow a free and global future or become an EU Province? This International Conference focused on the EU Constitution and the UK’s Role in Europe and the World.
Speeches include:
(click on the links below to read the speeches online)
Far-left exposed some more
Oliver reports on Tom Young, someone who believes reports and pictures of Saddam attrocities have been faked. The person in question seems to be trying to be a far-left version of David Irving.
Jackie reports on MoveOn.org’s first attempt at an anti-Bush advert. As one could expect from this lot of cretins, it used the theme of Bush=Hitler. It recieved lots of complaints (including the Simon Weisenthal Centre) and was pulled. Would it be cynical of me to suggest they knew this would happen and released it for the publicity? Any publicity is good publicity after all.
Update: Michele has news there is more than one such advert.
Update: Damian has more on this whole row.
Video link via Eye on the Left
1 commentHoward’s first draft
British Spin has a leaked early version.
Comments are off for this postAmiel on Enviros
Barbara Amiel makes it clear that the enviro movement is a front for the far-left. I have been saying this for years. After the end of the cold war, when the loon left lost their main raison d’etre, they merely switched to enviromentalism (or its verious sub-sets like anti-globilisation) and continued as per normal.
Comments are off for this postSymphony, Bonfire & Carnival published
The latest BestofMe is up for your reading pleasure.
The newest Bonfire is festering over at Boots & Sabers.
Carnival is up at RealPolitik. They have gone for a stark and minimalist approach, which works rather well.
Update: The King of the Blogs result is in and we didn’t do that well. Well at least we weren’t last!
Comments are off for this postReturn To Sender
It was while steaming open my wife’s mail that I reflected on Henry Stimson’s sage counsel. You’ll recall that Stimson served as Secretary of State (1929-33) in the Hoover Administration. While in that position, he closed down State’s cryptoanalysis section, on the basis that “Gentlemen don’t read each other’s mail.”
Fortunately “Khyrystyhyl” (not her real name) is no gentleman.
And neither am I.
Uh-oh, here comes “Khyrystyhyl.” She’s in one of her “moods,” I can tel
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