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  1. Communications and Behaviour Change, issued by the Central Office of Information, giving guidelines to state propagand… http://bit.ly/8fz6Sw 9:43 AM Nov 30th from Scribd
  2. More government snooping, this time on 5-year olds(!) and their parents, asking impertinent questions. Not a brilliant copy of the document… 8:12 AM Nov 18th from Scribd
  3. Another piece of government surveillance, this time being trialled in Lincolnshire (UK): aimed at garnering informatio… http://bit.ly/3sBk6P 8:10 AM Nov 18th from Scribd
  4. Pointed out last night that Miliband would reject the EU Foreign Minister job. 1:34 AM Nov 10th from Netvibes
  5. Grant Shapps: 'progressive Conservatism'? Sorry, but I'm not voting for anyone who calls themselves 'progressive'. 1:08 AM Nov 10th from Netvibes
  6. The Lisbon Treaty and the European Constitution, a side-by-side comparison. “All the earlier proposals will be in the … http://bit.ly/3EYHQQ 12:31 PM Nov 6th from Scribd
  7. Proposals include removing the UK rebate, cutting the CAP budget and introducing direct EU taxation on such things as … http://bit.ly/3V95La 6:57 AM Oct 28th from Scribd
  8. The current state of quango Britain. A report by The Taxpayer's Alliance. Quangos cost us £90 billion a year. http://bit.ly/P2Wp 1:32 PM Oct 26th from Scribd
  9. The only advice I give young people is - leave this country (and the EUzone) as soon as you can. #careersadvice 6:48 AM Oct 25th from Netvibes
  10. Defra's plan to raise more cash, ostensibly for combating animal diseases, by making livestock owners pay for owning li… http://bit.ly/PBkfg 4:08 AM Oct 25th from Scribd
  11. Ineffective and expensive. British government makes bad EU law worse. Published by Open Europe. http://bit.ly/4eSNGi 3:07 AM Oct 25th from Scribd
  12. RDS Occasional Paper No 67 (2001) for the Home Office, discussing immigration into the UK. http://bit.ly/2RMOQR 10:43 AM Oct 24th from Scribd
  13. Court rules UK was wrong to bar Geert Wilders ( http://bit.ly/4sk9R9 ) 10:55 AM Oct 13th from twitthat
  14. 'A more secure and open Europe' according to The Stockholm Programme, envisaged by the Swedes during their EU presiden… http://bit.ly/1zJi3e 11:31 AM Oct 9th from Scribd
  15. Civil liberties under threat from the EU. http://bit.ly/Ln3Ik 8:03 AM Oct 7th from Scribd
  16. Congratulations, Ireland, for being spineless and gullible. 10:49 AM Oct 3rd from web
  17. How lucky for Scotland she’s a New Labour whore:/ she can stay in her job though she’s broken the law. 4:50 AM Sep 23rd from web
  18. "Shackled by EU rules, Royal Mail staggers from shambles to fiasco - Telegraph" ( http://bit.ly/wbqXA ) 12:56 AM Sep 18th from twitthat
  19. I just published Reversing The Rise Of The Surveillance State to Scribd http://bit.ly/HDux1 4:24 AM Sep 17th from Scribd
  20. Re: Women in Power - Harriet Harman's Equality Office have had to apologise for not naming Margaret Thatcher in their list of women in powe… 1:44 AM Sep 17th from Scribd