John_M_Ward
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@ That's what I used to do when bringing gifts for the River Admiral's annual patrol: take things on board! ;o)
12 minutes ago
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@ That should be worth the wait, for both him and (for the photo) me! :o)
14 minutes ago
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@ Ah, great! He'll be able to point to where Shellington's lab is, and Dashi's place, etc.
29 minutes ago
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@ Just never forget that life is complex, not black-and-white, and that for nearly every issue there are some pulling both ways.
30 minutes ago
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@ It is said that no law is entirely valid until it has been tested in a Court of Law, but as with most things there are 2 sides...
about 1 hour ago
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@ Where something has already been decided somewhere in the country, it can be very difficult to get a different result later.
about 2 hours ago
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@ A problem I've encountered several times over the years is with established Case Law, where something has been tested in Court[.]
about 2 hours ago
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@ Ah! It seems I shouldn't have had that (relatively) early night last night(!) Um, I don't really understand the question either!
about 2 hours ago
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A reminder of my string of Waybuloo-related 'blog posts, for the benefit of new followers:
about 2 hours ago
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Council accusations witnessed first hand oh dear medway!! The medway messenger is not trusted with this evidence
about 11 hours ago
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Medway Labour squirming on 11+ testing being returned to childrens' schools. Their own education spokesman voted against it. Up to the job?
about 12 hours ago
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@ Oh, understood; but I cannot personally vouch for that if asked an opinion by you or anyone else, as I haven't seen the evidence.
about 13 hours ago
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@ You seem to have some interesting evidence that I do understand cannot reasonably be made public. Intriguing for all that.
about 13 hours ago
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@ Yr 'blog is clearly well-intentioned & potentially very useful. It just needs more care before flinging accusations as I've shown
about 13 hours ago
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Gove is right. British press historically scurrilous, made Britain freeest in world. Fetter press, fetter Britain.
about 13 hours ago
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@ Better than watching A Clockwork Orange, at least, I suppose...
about 14 hours ago
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Gove as good as he got - just a snippet of Michael Gove at Leveson today:
about 14 hours ago
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I'm genuinely excited Gove stood up 4 press freedom/dared to cite JS Mill at Leveson. Tragedy he's such lone voice
about 15 hours ago
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@ I always behave - not necessarily well, but it can always be said that I exhibited behaviour of one sort or another...
about 15 hours ago
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@ Sometime I wish I had a child so I could justify watching cbeebies haha waybuloo is faaar too cute!
1:28 AM May 29th
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- Name John M Ward
- Location Chatham, Kent, England
- Web http://wwwjohn-m-...
- Bio Former Conservative Councillor in the Medway area of Kent. Now also a fan of Waybuloo, Chuggington, Big Barn Farm, Everything's Rosie, Octonauts and 3rd & Bird.
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