Archive for July, 2006
UK ID plans get put on the long finger
0 Comments Published by kronoc July 13th, 2006 in democracy, identity, politics, ukAlthough not being reported in the mainstream media yet, it seems that the ill conceived ID Card and Database plans for the UK have been scrapped.
Not a moment too soon, although many people may not have had to get them anyway, such as Irish people living in the UK.
PPL SHD LRN 2 SPLL
0 Comments Published by kronoc July 12th, 2006 in funny, leytonstone, london, mobile, religion, ukThis can be “FND” on the wall of a local church in Leytonstone. At the bottom of the poster there is the cryptic suggestion that it is possible to chat with God, via text messaging and at no connection charge. Well, who knew.
UFO enthusiast quietly extradited to America, while “Natwest 3″ rally the media to their cause
0 Comments Published by kronoc July 8th, 2006 in hacking, hypocrisy, law, politics, uk, usaIt all started when an unemployed British sysadmin decided he wanted to get to the bottom of the whole UFO phenomenon, and find out whether strange craft sighted over UK skies for many years were in reality experimental military aircraft belonging to the United States military.
Gary McKinnon would get smoked up, fire up a perl [...]
For a dedicated england fan
0 Comments Published by kronoc July 7th, 2006 in death, football, funny, london, mobile, uk, walthamstowFor sale in walthamstow! I wouldn’t be seen dead in it.
The campaign to finally bring democracy to the UK
0 Comments Published by kronoc July 7th, 2006 in democracy, mobile, politics, ukThe Campaign to Make Votes Count in the uk trundles on, and while some in the labour government still insist there is no need to change a system where around 30% of the vote means over 50% representation in parliament some within the party are starting to realise that the system that punished them in [...]
Barley Shook Shock
0 Comments Published by kronoc July 1st, 2006 in film, ireland, politics, uk, warKen Loach’s new film, The Wind that Shakes the Barley, has had the British press up in arms, with one paper declaring that it is “designed to drag the reputation of our nation through the mud.”
In fact the critics had their condemnation in print before any of them had seen it! George Monbiot has a [...]
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