Friday, 3 October 2008
Gordon Brown's sham British agenda
Following the Labour delusion seminar conference last week a BBC journalist slipped under the editorial radar to post this piece that shines a light on the baby elephant in the room - namely the impact of devolution. Due to the degree of self determination afforded to the Scottish Parliament and Welsh and Northern Irish assemblies Gordon Brown's references...
Posted on The Waendel Journal.A Toxic Injection of A Poisonous Talent
If it be true that Gordon Brown is to resurrect the political career of one Peter Mandelson, it is surely a sign of both the paucity of talent in the middle to junior ranks of the Parliamentary Labour Party and of the shamelessness of the Prime Minister in bringing back to public office a man who has felt the need to resign twice from Cabinet.
Posted on The Huntsman.Financial crisis rejuvinating nation statehood?
Whatever you think of the rights, wrongs or technical issues of the financial bail out plans in the US and elsewhere, one thing that the global financial crisis seems to be doing is restoring necessity, even an appetite, for nation states to take unlilateral action in their own interest. Recognising that leaving rescue plans in the hands of the...
Posted on The Waendel Journal.
Friday, 3 October 2008
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