The Fuzz and the Grimes
The Metropolitan investigation into Darren Grimes' David Starkey interview should not be controversial, primarily because the investigation should have consisted of some sort of reasoning such as: Q: Did someone say something in an interview?A: Yes, David Starkey...
Application to replace Seumas Milne
Jeremy Corbyn, Leader of Her Majesty's Opposition House of Commons Palace of Westminster, City of Westminster Dear Jeremy, If the rumours in the hated mainstream media are to be believed, you will soon be seeking a replacement for your strategic support Seumas Milne...
‘Mise (Saorstat) Éire’
Some quixotic souls in the republican movement must last night have been sitting, breath bated, in Arran sweater and Celtic jersey wearing clusters. They were waiting, no doubt with poitín in hand, for RTÉ's 'Ireland's Call' PrimeTime Special, seeking to discover...
Jeremy Corbyn wasn’t a threat to national security. He is now.
When Jeremy Corbyn was elected to lead the Labour Party, Conservative Campaign Headquarters (CCHQ) launched an impressive and apparently effective campaign to seize the initial narrative and establish him as a threat to the national security of the UK. The main...
The Irish Election for (Brit) beginners
Quite apart from the hilarity of trying to identify an actual economic policy in Sinn Féin's election materials, the funniest thing about the Irish election so far has been the squirming and luckless campaign from Fianna Fáil. Those from the red and blue corners of UK...
Tom Elliott gives the NI Eurovision results.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hN_9r8XWPv4 Obvious but necessary
George Bush says goodbye.
George W Bush spends his last day in the Oval Office playing with the buttons and thanking the American people for all their messages of hope and love. The blogger rolls out the George W Bush impersonation for perhaps the last time. [audio:bushgoodbye.mp3]