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Pressing matters
A Big shout out to ‘Sean’ who had a letter published in today’s Cancer asking: As far as Mr Siddique is concerned, is he a ‘Muslim in Bristol’ or an ‘Islamist in Bristol’? Such a good question that I’ve ripped … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Bristol Evening Post, Bristolian of the week, Education, Media, Middle East, Politics, The British Left, The Trots
Tagged Bristol Muslim Cultural Society, Chris Gale, Dr. Geetanjali Gangoli, Dr. Jutta Weldes, Farooq Siddique, John Moore, The Guardian, University of Bristol, UWE
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Blog of the day
Take a bow the Guardian News Blog! Usually a tedious repository of poorly produced “up-to-the-minute” news written by the offspring of senior hacks as a stepping stone on their meritocratic rise to the top or by wealthy work experience students … Continue reading
"Bloody foreign onions, coming over here, taking our shelves …"
“I, for one, wasn’t put on this earth to make life easy for British farmers, who are a reactionary and misanthropic lot as a rule – gaily destroying wildlife, backing blood sports, feeding animals the remains of their relatives and … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Journalism, Media, Middle class wankers
Tagged Julie Burchill, Tesco, The Guardian
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"The geese are flying south from Slimbridge early this autumn"
With a Bash the Rich march through Notting Hill – perhaps heralding the greatest resurgence of english anarchism in at least a generation – scheduled to take place precisely one month from now, has the publisher of Ian Bone’s Bash … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Bash the rich, Conspiracy theories, Media
Tagged Tangent Books, The Guardian
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