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Daily Archives: September 1, 2007
Writers’ Rooms
The Guardian Review column that never fails to disappoint… This week a genuine giant. A giant of pomposity and pretension that is. Today poet Seamus Heaney revealed all about his study and we learned that even these people’s old planks … Continue reading
Googledave
“Ordinary” Dave pretty much left no stone unturned in apportioning blame for the recent shooting of 11 year old Rhys Jones in Liverpool. The Daily Mail tells us: Mr Cameron blamed the rise in gang culture and yobbish behaviour on … Continue reading
On the web this week
There’s an excellent piece by Fat man on a keyboard responding to John Pilger’s call for a boycott of Israel in the New Statesman in particular and the “pro-Palestinian left” in general. The Palestine/Israel conflict is not easily reducible to … Continue reading