Blunkett’s resigned, again, having proved he’s still not quite got the hang of that not-mixing-business-with-pleasure thing. Now not wanting to sound smug, but I like to think my Blunkett Voodoo Doll played a small part in this. Again. Of course I’ll be keeping the doll around for the day when Blair inevitably gives Blunkett a [...]
I suppose I ought to follow up my previous posts with a comment on the election result.
Sadly the Lib Dems didn’t manage to unseat the Labour MP here, so Dulwich residents are going to be suffering from another four years of Irritable Jowell Syndrome. Her majority did go down by about 4,000, mostly in favour [...]
Hurrah! That deranged wanker’s gone!
There’s no point in me displaying false modesty; clearly it was World of Badger that forced David Blunkett to resign (or for the Sun readers, It Was Badger Wot Done It). Let’s examine the evidence:
November 25th: I announce my intention to stop Blunkett with my David Blunkett Voodoo Doll.
November 27th: allegations [...]
So within a few days of posting my Blunkett Voodoo Doll, the Home Secretary’s embroiled in big scandal. Coincidence or black magic? You decide…
I wonder if we’ll see him storming the House of Lords dressed in his Fathers 4 Justice Batman outfit soon?
As we all know, David Blunkett is a dangerous madman and must be stopped before he turns this country into an Orwellian nightmare. But how do we go about stopping him? Now IANAL, but I guess that there are probably laws against running up to the Home Secretary and felling him with lethal kung fu [...]
Well I’ve managed to resist the temptation to continue the David Blunkett theme from last week’s posts with a comment about his alleged affair with a married woman. Until now…
Normally I really don’t care about politicians’ private lives unless they happen to do something particularly hypocritical or dishonest; they’re only human after all. If someone [...]
Blunkett really is trying to turn the UK into a police state. His latest proposed changes to the law have just been announced, and include (my initial thoughts in parentheses):
Police to be permitted to arrest suspects for any offence. (Such as dropping a cigarette butt on the pavement.)
New powers to fingerprint suspects at the roadside [...]
I’m genuinely shocked, not to mention angry and a little scared, by the news that the Court of Appeal has ruled that evidence obtained by torture can be used in UK courts. In a 2 to 1 decision, Lord Justice Laws and Lord Justice Pill granted the Home Secretary the right to hold terror suspects [...]
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