When the SATS marking shambles was taken away from ETS back to the government's quango, it was pointed out here that schools secretary, Ed Balls' excuses had been blown right out of the water. He should be taught a lesson and quit.
Friday, August 15, 2008
Out Of Iraq And Into Afghan Fire
Reports of UK troop withdrawals from Iraq in the coming months, is an ominous sign of the impending escalation in Bush and Blair's legacy of the increasingly hopeless war in Afghanistan.
Thursday, August 14, 2008
Clinton's Name Goes In Hat For Democrats
The race for the White House has taken a new twist, with Clinton confirming her name will be placed in the nomination at the DNC, later this month, which could force a roll-call vote of the delegates. Clinton has been playing her cards close to her chest but now she could be set to rain on Obama's parade at the Democrat National Convention (DNC) in downtown Denver.
Doubts Over Obama's Citizenship And Name
Bloggers in the US have unearthed what's claimed to be a school registration form, showing Barack Obama registered under the name Barry Soetoro, with Indonesian citizenship, adding further speculation over his citizenship and eligibility to run for president.
Govt A-Level Sham Fails Students
The government has failed its A-levels once again with today's record results, as sixth-formers jump around clutching their fantastic results only to turn round and see everyone is a winner, waving the same fantastic results.
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Another Chinese Olympic Fakeaway
That little girl who sang at the opening Olympic ceremony was only miming. The real singer was shunned because her face didn't fit. It's another Chinese fakeaway.
Inflation 'Spinning' Out Of Control
The government's own official and well-spun inflation figure is hitting 4.4%, craftily masking the true rise. Things must be really getting bad for the economy.
Blair's Key Role In Georgia Conflict
A key meeting in London last year between Blair, government ministers and the Georgian president, may have helped set the wheels in motion for the conflict which exploded with such fury in the Caucasus.
Monday, August 11, 2008
Meddling EU Must End Georgia Madness
EU diplomats are desperately trying to broker a peace as its political leaders are forced to face up to the disaster they have helped to create in Georgia. As Charles King, writing in the US CSMonitor, argues, the 'Russo-Georgian conflict is not all Russia's fault'.
Johnson Can Swing It For Labour
The battle between New Labour and True Labour, highlighted by the Orange Party on a number of ocassion, may come to a head with a Johnson-Cruddas ticket, the only way forward for the Party to challenge and expose the weaknesses of the Conservatives.
Sunday, August 10, 2008
EU Meddling Sparked Georgia Tinderbox
The Russian Bear sleeps with one eye open. Politicians in the UK and EU leaders would do well to remember that, instead of interfering in the tinderbox of the Caucasus.
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