Weekend blog: Is anonymity failure in the UK today?
Hard-working, anonymous people no longer count to our greedy, celebrity-obsessed establishment in the UK.
Sun, Jul 05 2009
Hard-working, anonymous people no longer count to our greedy, celebrity-obsessed establishment in the UK.
Tory MP John Bercow may expect a wave of animosity from his own ranks that hinders his new role as House of Commons Speaker.
Most people who have been forced to seek the assistance of Bulgarian embassies abroad are not always impressed.
Conventional wisdom has it that the European Parliament elections saw all far-right parties on the rise; in contrast, Bulgaria’s Ataka has a slippery slide to recover from if predictions that it will improve its performance in national parliamentary elections are to prove true.
Current developments in Iran remind me of the winter of 1979 when the Shah was ousted from power and a classmate's desk lid mysteriously reinvented itself overnight.
Bulgarian Geophysics Institute quietly launches new website that combines Google maps with latest earthquake data.
Media pundits in the UK contemplate who should preside over Labour's sinking ship but gloss over the real issues
The Times tells us that Alan Johnson has now ousted David Miliband as Labour's favoured successor to Gordon Brown. Dream on...
Hard-working, anonymous people no longer count to our greedy, celebrity-obsessed establishment in the UK.
Most people who have been forced to seek the assistance of Bulgarian embassies abroad are not always impressed.
Bulgarian Geophysics Institute quietly launches new website that combines Google maps with latest earthquake data.
Two appalling cases of youth violence highlight the spread of a psychopathic culture in the UK
With five days to go to the elections, polls including those by RealClearPolitics give Barack Obama a comfortable chance of becoming the next president of the United States. It is well-known that were Europe able to vote, polls would be barely worth a glance because an Obama landslide would be a certainty. But for all the current flush of romance, a president Obama's long-term relationship with Europe may not live up to expectations.
Hard-working, anonymous people no longer count to our greedy, celebrity-obsessed establishment in the UK.
Conventional wisdom has it that the European Parliament elections saw all far-right parties on the rise; in contrast, Bulgaria’s Ataka has a slippery slide to recover from if predictions that it will improve its performance in national parliamentary elections are to prove true.
Tory MP John Bercow may expect a wave of animosity from his own ranks that hinders his new role as House of Commons Speaker.
Most people who have been forced to seek the assistance of Bulgarian embassies abroad are not always impressed.
Current developments in Iran remind me of the winter of 1979 when the Shah was ousted from power and a classmate's desk lid mysteriously reinvented itself overnight.
Media pundits in the UK contemplate who should preside over Labour's sinking ship but gloss over the real issues
Bulgarian Geophysics Institute quietly launches new website that combines Google maps with latest earthquake data.
Current developments in Iran remind me of the winter of 1979 when the Shah was ousted from power and a classmate's desk lid mysteriously reinvented itself overnight.
Conventional wisdom has it that the European Parliament elections saw all far-right parties on the rise; in contrast, Bulgaria’s Ataka has a slippery slide to recover from if predictions that it will improve its performance in national parliamentary elections are to prove true.
Tory MP John Bercow may expect a wave of animosity from his own ranks that hinders his new role as House of Commons Speaker.
Hard-working, anonymous people no longer count to our greedy, celebrity-obsessed establishment in the UK.
The Speaker of the UK House of Commons has come up with an ingenious turn of phrase to justify his actions. So let's put his statement under the microscope.
Current developments in Iran remind me of the winter of 1979 when the Shah was ousted from power and a classmate's desk lid mysteriously reinvented itself overnight.
The Speaker of the UK House of Commons has come up with an ingenious turn of phrase to justify his actions. So let's put his statement under the microscope.
Conventional wisdom has it that the European Parliament elections saw all far-right parties on the rise; in contrast, Bulgaria’s Ataka has a slippery slide to recover from if predictions that it will improve its performance in national parliamentary elections are to prove true.
Media pundits in the UK contemplate who should preside over Labour's sinking ship but gloss over the real issues
Can it be possible that one has no commentary on the current state of things in Bulgaria? Yes, it can be possible, because sometimes there are ideas, but no words. Or, there are words, but they are floating around inside one's head, being weighed as to which deserves to be put down on paper, to be published, and which deserve to be held back - social niceties, of course.
Conventional wisdom has it that the European Parliament elections saw all far-right parties on the rise; in contrast, Bulgaria’s Ataka has a slippery slide to recover from if predictions that it will improve its performance in national parliamentary elections are to prove true.
Media pundits in the UK contemplate who should preside over Labour's sinking ship but gloss over the real issues
Tory MP John Bercow may expect a wave of animosity from his own ranks that hinders his new role as House of Commons Speaker.