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Climate Change Man Gets A Kicking

Sal Joynal Abdin wrote 1 week ago: I thought I had heard the last of Nick Cohen… until This Week on Thursday 10th November. It wa … more →

Tags: Andrew Neil, Michael Portillio, This week, AGW, climate change, Man Made Climate Change, Global Warming, Jabba the Hutt, copenhagen summit

Climategate - Fear And Loathing At The BBC4 comments

toryaardvark wrote 1 week ago: Nick Cohen People who do not believe AGW are Idiots The BBC continues it’s unquestioning suppo … more →

Tags: green lies, green taxation, Social Engineering, Climategate, Anthropogenic Global Warming, Copenhagen | COP15, anthropogenic global warming, BBC, ClimateGate

Cohen's Climate Revolution

Jack the Ripper jr wrote 2 weeks ago: I thought Climate Change was about green taxes and “saving the planet” when in fact, for … more →

Tags: English by the Grace of God, corruption, World, BRitish National Party, climate change, Big Media, Copenhagen Climate Treaty, Big Science, stooge

My obsessions11 comments

antigerman wrote 3 weeks ago: Leon Trotsky: A good review by Andrew Coates of Patenaude and Robert Service’s books, and a ra … more →

Tags: Albert Camus, Bernard Patenaude, Bertolt Brecht, ethel macdonald, Ignazio Silone, Kronstadt, Leon Trotsky, POUM, Robert Service

Is The Internet Killing Journalism?

hannahb19 wrote 1 month ago: With ever growing numbers of bloggers and news websites, it is clear that the internet is proving ve … more →

Tags: journalism industry, Blogging, BBC, Internet

Leon Trotsky drinking Mexican coffee

antigerman wrote 1 month ago: Robert Service on Trotsky again: Service was on the weekend’s The Forum on the BBC World Servi … more →

Tags: Bertolt Brecht, Bill Fishman, Bongani Mkhungo, Bund, Communist Party, French Resistance, Irving Howe, John Molyneux, John Saville

The twitterati, facebookworms, and other forms of web hegemony2 comments

raincoatoptimism wrote 1 month ago: Nick Cohen said in his column yesterday that: At the height of the [apparently heartfelt protests ag … more →

Tags: Internet, twitter, Stephen Fry, Jan Moir

Twitterarti, twitterverse, twittermachine.....

Rebecca Rutt wrote 1 month ago: Everyone enjoys a bit of a moan, and twitter allows angry people around the world to instantly do th … more →

Tags: online journalism, trafigura, Jan Moir, twitter, Journalism, The Observer, The Daily Mail, Twitterature, Twitscoop

Democratiya2 comments

antigerman wrote 1 month ago: I don’t know if it’s been there for a while, but I just noticed that Dissent has an arch … more →

Tags: Democratic Socialists, Third Camp, GEORGE ORWELL, Max Shachtman, Susan Green, Victor Serge, Solidarność, alliance for workers liberty, Michael Harrington

The Failed Attempts to Destabilise the BNP11 comments

raincoatoptimism wrote 2 months ago: Constant observation of the legal framework is, as much as anything, the acid test with which to jud … more →

Tags: BNP, Nick Griffin, BBC, david duke, Andrew Dismore, Lady Warsi, PSOE, pp, kkk

What is Radical Politics Today?

rikowski wrote 2 months ago: Radical Politics WHAT IS RADICAL POLITICS TODAY?   What is Radical Politics Today? Debate and book l … more →

Tags: News and politics, Books, Meetings, Frank Furedi, Zygmunt Bauman, Politics, Michael Hardt, Doreen Massey, Spaces of Democracy Network

Oborne the Brave

raincoatoptimism wrote 2 months ago: Do we remember when Nick Cohen had a druken pop at two conservative columnists who were shortlisted … more →

Tags: Peter Oborne, Daily Mail, Peter Hitchens, Martin Bright, Orwell Prize, Human Rights Act

Celebrity Paedophiles, the republican pricetag?

raincoatoptimism wrote 2 months ago: I just finished reading Nick Cohen’s very good piece in the Observer today, about Roman Polans … more →

Tags: Roman Polanski, Jean Paul Sartre, France

Poumishly

antigerman wrote 3 months ago: Anti-Stalinism Eugene Debs: war resistor. Ilse Mattick: a great woman. Leni Jungclas: A great woman. … more →

Tags: Democratic Socialists, Stalinism, Socialist Party of America, Eugene Debs, Joseph Stalin, Dwight Macdonald, Irving Kristol, Partisan Review, Leni Jungclas

Does Religious Misogyny Get A Free Pass?

Daniel Fincke wrote 3 months ago: Ophelia Benson and Jeremy Stangroom have a book out called Does God Hate Women? Nick Cohen quotes it … more →

Tags: Atheism, News Discussion, Civil Liberties, Separation of Church and State, World Affairs, Feminism, free speech, Law, Fundamentalism

Release of Ali al-Megrahi

WillPomroy wrote 3 months ago: There has been one story dominating the ’silly season’ news cycle for the past week and … more →

Tags: Al-Megrahi, Justice, SNP, Lockerbie

Squiffy writers, cui bono?2 comments

raincoatoptimism wrote 4 months ago: Work might be the curse of the drinking classes as Oscar Wilde opined, but for writers it is an appa … more →

Tags: Alcohol, Peter Hitchens, Christopher Hitchens, Wilde, Shakespeare, Drinking

It Felt Like A Kiss

noggarth wrote 5 months ago: http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/adamcurtis/ … more →

Tags: TV, Storytelling, film, Art, BBC, Festival, theatre, Documentaries, It felt like a kiss

Vibraphonic

Fordiebianco wrote 5 months ago: I started playing bass about a year ago (Fordiebianco recommends Wesley bass guitars: the bass of ch … more →

Tags: Messaged from the Outhouse, James Taylor Quartet, vibraphonic, James Beaujolais, DRIZABONE


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