Saturday Seven Up
With news from Tokyo and Tripoli dominating the news agenda Westminster politics seemed trivial in comparison this week. Fortunately this blog specialises in tittle-tattle and trivia, super-injunctions allowing. Our top story this week was about the super-injunction, which we were only able to report because John Hemming used parliamentary privilege. Our story, unlike the newspapers, explains what is behind the injunction…
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Don’t blame me. I’m not a merchant banker.
So, what is behind the injunction?
Fed up with having poor people pointing at him in the street?
In Scotland the B word can still be used to describe Fred as the Court of Session has told folk asking for the Scot’s equivalent of a super injunction to go take a long walk. (Lord Pentland’s judgement Strathclyde University vs the Glasgow Herald)
Ironic – eh! I can describe Fred as a @anker on any web site not based in England and Wales – so much for the ‘Mother of Parliaments and ‘free speech’.
1984 is already alive and well in England and Wales.
Bit of a dull week really. At least the Japs have taken the Libyans off the front page – getting bored of it now.
Yup… I’m going to sit in the garden and watch the grass grow. More interesting than pondering on the list of so-called highlights above!
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/wikileaks/8377603/Bradley-Mannings-treatment-ridiculous-says-Hillary-Clintons-spokesman.html
Quite, that delusional loon Assange should be put in his place.
Looking at the Japanese weather forcast, wind tonight (local time) is blowing from SE so fall out will go inland but away from Tokyo. Sunday from the West so will go out to sea and Monday from SW so again out to sea.
They are monitoring the situation by helicopter surveillance. So don’t worry…
there’s a nip in the air.
If any of u sad sailors like cricket and senator McCarthy:
http://bit.ly/fUnSfv
Did Gordon visit Japan?
Yep G8 meeting 2008 and while he was there he did a deal for sellafield to reprocess Japanese nuclear reactor fuel.
Any one know if there is an evening on shore breeze?
Gordon also attended a “blessings of the earth and the sea social dinner” during his first day in Japan. Looks like the earth and the sea have now given their answer.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/japan/2262534/G8-summit-Gordon-Brown-has-eight-course-dinner-before-food-crisis-talks.html
http://www.spectator.co.uk/coffeehouse/3405536/brown-visit-unravels.thtml
All the Ts this week, Tripoli,toyoko, Mcbride(Tosser) .
Bollocks hang em all
Cat that smelled a rat bludgeoned to death to keep it quiet.