Slugger’s Daily Blogburst…
I won’t be at Slugger Central tomorrow so there may not be a blogburst tomorrow… For today we kick off with the great Westminster slash-em and burn-em tax give-away… Andrew Neil notes the Tory’s sound money approach, but asks is it right when “Governments across the world are resorting to Kenysian pump-priming to mitigate the impact of the recession”? Hopi calls it Tinkerbell economics… – Tory troll sees his Andrew Gilligan sockpuppet story taken up with gusto by big media…
- The Daily Pundit notes Lord Ashcroft’s overseas presence, and wonders what role he might have played in the recent New Zealand election…
- Croydonian marks the passing of yet another year when the EU has failed to have its books audited [that'll be the fourteenth year in a row then - ed]…
- And speaking of Europe, Stephen asks where exactly did they put that European solution to the global financial crisis?
- It’s started by now but well worth catching up with, Simon is running a live blog on Sub-Committee on Ireland’s Future in the European Union and the long term issue of neutrality. Live feed here…
- Dan has a thought provoking essay examining the possibility of turning engaged online communities into a kind of distributed think tank. He ends by asking “We have the technology, should we seek to rebuild democracy?”
- Ordovicius reckons the demise of the PDs has worried the Lib Dems in Wales…
- Conall visits the grave of Willie McBride in Authille in France and has some personal thoughts on Remembrance in Ireland…
- Gavin remembers his great grand uncle Owen…
Mick – your Ordovicius link goes to something else.
Thanks Dewi… I’ll try and get to it…
Dewi
Are the Welsh really this sad?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1084738/Council-ranks-term-British-negroes-bans-case-upsets-Scots-Welsh-minorities.html
“Are the Welsh really this sad?”
…Just a little sensitive I’m afraid Drift
Aye Ron Davies can be a bit of a sensitive soul.