by nabidana | Aug 29, 2013 | syria
Tonight the UK Parliament voted in favour of dictators gassing their people. I’ve never ever felt ashamed to be British before, but this is a terrible decision. When soman, tabun and cyclosarin starts being dropped on innocents and protesters, the regimes will...
by nabidana | Aug 8, 2011 | London, politics
Everybody seems to be wondering why the UK response to rioting has been so slow. There are also plenty of people asking why Boris doesn’t do something. The answer is pretty simple; the civil disturbance is now so serious that the only reasonable response to it...
by nabidana | Jul 6, 2011 | Fake Letters
Dear Ben, I hope this finds you well. Ten glorious, assembly free days have passed since the National Citizens’ Assembly gathered and I am writing to give you a short, but not nearly short enough, update on the tedious minutiae of developments since then. If you’re...
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by nabidana | Sep 3, 2010 | Labour Leadership, politics
Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown has indicated that he intends to return to Parliament as a golem to haunt the Labour Party, it has been revealed. The MP for Kircaldy and Cowdenbeath has let it be known through close friends that he aims to sit ashen-faced and...
by nabidana | Aug 25, 2010 | Labour Leadership, politics
Former Health Secretary Andy Burnham has revealed to the Times his inspiration for seeking to be leader of the Labour party. In his exclusive article to be published this Friday 27 August, the self-described ‘ordinary’ candidate has expressed his...
