1. Kezia Dugdale has made a welcome return to blogging.2. Paul Scully has an example of a ridiculous court case, which could Westminster taxpayers £200,000.
3. Olly's Onions has news of a political fight to the death. And the death involves Dolly.
4. Tory Radio has a 20 minute interview with Owen Paterson.
5. Paul Martin takes Dolly to task.
6. Guido implores David Cameron to give the Hugh Grant speech.
7. Richard Willis on the German troops about to set foot on French soil.
8. Quaequam suggests Derek Draper should be ignored.
9. Tom Harris asks if there is something rotten in Cambridge?
10. Danny Finkelstein on the Hamas lie which the media were too eager to believe.
11. Dylan Jones-Evans on how small firms are being punished.
12. Luke Akehurst on why a Lib-Lab pact is a bad idea.
4 comments:
Dolly eh? Don't let the lad get to you - crash and burn merchant.
Doomed merchant, more like. What happened to the Dolly nursery kids boast they'd done for Iains blog?
One nil, game over I'd say!
First you link to Croydonian's post which uses the Globe and Mail as a source and are shown to be wrong not only in your interpretation of the Globe and Mail's article but of Croydonian's.
Now you link to Daniel Finkelstein's article which references a Ha'aretz article which, in turn,uses the same Globe and Mail article as its source.
Your repetition and distortion makes you seem desparate to excuse the deaths of 43 civilians by emphasizing that they were killed a few feet away from the walls of the UN compound.
One difference in the Ha'aretz article from The Globe and Mail's is that it fails to mention the IDF withdrew its lie that militants were operating inside the school to justify the civilian deaths.
As you obviously haven't read any of the sources, let me quote from the end of the Ha'aretz article:
"The newspaper (Globe and Mail) quoted the teacher as saying that, "I could see some of the people had been injured... But when I got outside, it was crazy hell. There were bodies everywhere, people dead, injured, flesh everywhere."
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Nice to see Paul Staines finally on board with the whole anti-torture cause.
There was a time when evidence of our government's complicity in torture was published on nearly every blog in the UK except his. We were boring him, apparently.
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