Jerub-Baal's Spleen Vent
Whats the opposite of being cynical? Naive - Jennifer Howell
29.10.10
Useful Things £430 Million Will Buy You
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Following yet another incident of Cameron folding like a deck chair and assuming the position on our behalf it is important to illustrate p...
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27.10.10
This Week I've Mostly Been Playing...
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In a change of pace from my usual vitriol I hereby present reviews in a subject and past time I have a lot of time for: gaming. I will cover...
25.10.10
Natural Oligarchies & Hypocrisy
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On my way home last week from work listening to Radio 4 O was caught up in the insanity that was the outcry to this story and was able to h...
24.10.10
For Cretin's On The Subject of Aggregate Demand
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Was incensed this evening to read this ; should make better efforts not to read twitter before bedtime: It also makes some keen observations...
21.10.10
The "Cuts" Explained
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"So Mr. Osbourne do you expect me to meow?" "No; I expect you to DIE! Imagine you run a big department in a major business; t...
20.10.10
Osbourne- some QED
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“25 percent taxation is about the limit of what is easily borne.” - John Maynard Keynes found here Currently? 47% if GDP. QED.
5.10.10
Rumbled - Damn Your Eyes @JamesDelingpole !
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How can it possibly make sense to have a system where the government steals earners’ income through taxes and then gives a tiny sliver of it...
The Case for Transferable Tax Credits Grows Stronger
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Herr Cameron was on damage control today after the special pleading got a little more clamourous with Labor becoming the defender of the ri...
4.10.10
Tell You What George...
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Despite not being a higher tax rate payer (not having 2 euros to rub together an' all') and not even coming close to it with my wif...
The Credit Crunch In Glorious Tomrato-vision
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Suspend what you know about the credit crunch; as a recipient casualty of it's effects in my anger I blamed anyone but myself, but that...
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