by nabidana | Jan 1, 2014 | this blog
Every so often I reboot this blog, and every so often someone comes along to give me a reason why I should constrain my blogging. I already do. I work for an organisation which has Political views in many areas, and which is led by democratically elected people. Those...
by nabidana | Jul 29, 2013 | tweets
That there are some men in social media who get their jollies from threatening strong, intelligent women online is not exactly surprising. Sick puppies abound. That the response of some feminists is to decide on a day in the near future to not engage in Twitter is...
by nabidana | Jan 4, 2013 | this blog, unstupidity
Hello. I’ve been away for a long time. I’ve been writing a book and it’s almost done, so I thought I’d try to get back into the spirit of things, now my dalliance with blogging among more notable luminaries on Iain Dale’s site has ended....
by nabidana | Apr 29, 2012 | this blog
For some reason closely associated with the boring nature of the first half of any government, a novel I’m trying to write. SaveEd.org and the release of Battlefield 3 (a violent computer game) I have not been blogging. Happily, David Cameron has finally done...
by nabidana | Apr 30, 2011 | politics, technology, The Culture, this blog
The site is due for its regular screwup, just in time to keep the Alexa figures down, reduce my advertising prospects and make SEO a bit more difficult. The site will be switched to have three categories: Politics, Technology and Culture. The politics section will be...
by nabidana | Jan 31, 2011 | Ireland, this blog
Sometimes, we get things wrong. Sometimes, however, it’s not our fault. As a result of the historical intransigence of the Irish people and their insistence on the creation of a 26 county partitionist statelet, the education system in the still loyally British...
