1. Stephen Tall asks LibDem Voice readers to sum up the point of the LibDems in one simple sentence. Bit of a tall order, that one.2. Malc in the Burgh and Norfolk Blogger rail against the Vatican's decision to oppose a UN resolution on the decriminalisation of being a gayer. Incredible but true.
3. Party Lines explains how local democracy works in rural areas.
4. Tory Bear defends the FOI Act against Sir Gus O'Donnell.
5. Paul Waugh on the German politician who says Gordon Brown's solutions are Scheisse.
6. Adam Macqueen challenges Paul Dacre to get his old chap out. I think.
7. Dave's Part defends Sharon Shoesmith. Brave man.
8. Cicero's Songs advises Nick Clegg to open his ears and shut his mouth.
9. Paul Waugh reckons DD would welcome a visit from Mr Plod. Some would say he's daring them.
10. Lynne Featherstone reflects on yesterday's Baby P developments.
11. Letters from a Tory on the questions libertarians must answer.
12. Cranmer asks: Just who are these 'people who matter'?
4 comments:
Malc & Norfolk are in good company, apparently a Gay Rights org in Rome has classed the Pontiff's decision as 'idiocy'. Also, apparently about 50 countries have refused to sign up to the UN proposal. I'm not completely sure why such a thing is going through the UN anyway.
It certainly is a human rights issue but one would have thought that an initiative like that is just egregious in many societies.
As a Catholic I especially love it when people try to change the church, as it really is a fickle organisation searching for its soul!
It's a strange one... I certainly love the hypocrisy of being "pro-life" - but only for unborn babies, not living, breathing human beings who also happen to be homosexual.
Also, I really can't make the leap from "decriminalising" homosexuality to gay marriage and a threat to the institution that is hetrosexual marriage. Anyone help me out?
Malc - give it a couple of hundred years and they'll come round (maybe!)
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