Fay, someday the chickenzzzz will come home to roost. There WILL be trials. The charge? TREASON.
Treason: any attempt to overthrow the government or impair the well-being of a state to which one owes allegiance; the crime of giving aid or comfort to the enemies of one's government.
Andrew Gilligan is excellent and has exposed a number of things recently (Dispatches Channel 4) which none of us would have expected. I think the US could use an Andrew. What worries me more about you guys is just how little your press seems to dig even now.
allison - yes, I seem to encounter a number of Gilligan's articles - he gets Drudge links IIRC.
He and Ambrose Evans-Pritchard are very good.
Certainly AEP's Euro (the currency) skepticism is being vindicated by the Greek sovereign debt crisis - at least in the sense that an idea that was considered "crackpot" and not spoken of in polite circles - namely, the breakup of the Euro-zone - is now the subject of daily, stammering recapitulation - if only to banish it again. But it won't stay banished, will it?
heap praise on British terrorist fund raising organisation. Full story here.
Fay, someday the chickenzzzz will come home to roost. There WILL be trials. The charge? TREASON.
ReplyDeleteTreason: any attempt to overthrow the government or impair the well-being of a state to which one owes allegiance; the crime of giving aid or comfort to the enemies of one's government.
Maybe England will be lucky and Elizibeth will outlive Charles.
ReplyDeleteAndrew Gilligan is excellent and has exposed a number of things recently (Dispatches Channel 4) which none of us would have expected. I think the US could use an Andrew. What worries me more about you guys is just how little your press seems to dig even now.
ReplyDeleteallison - yes, I seem to encounter a number of Gilligan's articles - he gets Drudge links IIRC.
ReplyDeleteHe and Ambrose Evans-Pritchard are very good.
Certainly AEP's Euro (the currency) skepticism is being vindicated by the Greek sovereign debt crisis - at least in the sense that an idea that was considered "crackpot" and not spoken of in polite circles - namely, the breakup of the Euro-zone - is now the subject of daily, stammering recapitulation - if only to banish it again. But it won't stay banished, will it?