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fred_barnard

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Sep 28, 2005 14:53

Hi all, not really got much to say bout the events of my life so thought as I haven't done it for a while I'll talk current affairs.

On the day Vivian Westwood opened her new politically contraversial (and overly expensive) line of clothing on this very topic a brazillian women with her remaining children walked the route her son walked on the way ( Read more... )

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entry today anonymous September 28 2005, 19:50:54 UTC

cool - a trade unionist! where did that come from? Not from big bro, anyway.

So what would happen if I fell over? cosmic9t9 September 30 2005, 16:21:10 UTC

I miss them...
I miss reading the Mirror.
I miss you.
Having quite a low day today... I'd love some cheese on toast...
I'm sorry chico..

Re: So what would happen if I fell over? fred_barnard September 30 2005, 18:58:43 UTC

Wapuch (bang to head)
Waah (cryey hands to eyes)
Cuddle Cuddle (yay)
Katty all happy again

I'm feeling all low today not going out tonight cos been doin it too much lately so short of money. Feel all down wish I could see you or atleast speak to you. Hasta Luego love you.

politics anonymous October 1 2005, 10:20:52 UTC

Hi, Couldn't agree more about the police state. I've even gone as far as saying so in my dissertation when I explain that I am beginning to identify with Sarah fleeing Iraq where people disappeared or were murdered by Sadam. Blair's fear of terrorism is turning us into a police state, where even at party conference verbal opposition runs the risk of being stifled. - Heil Hitler!! There now I'm probably on some police file as being a subsersive!!
Glad to see the clamour for justice runs in the blood.

The Warfare-Welfare State anonymous October 3 2005, 14:49:18 UTC

I agree with you on the police state, lil bro! Last week was the week where stewards at the Labour party conference violently ejected someone for shouting "nonsense" during Jack Straw's speech. They also threw out a chap sitting near the old man for saying, "leave him alone, he's just an old man." A Labour Party member who took photos at the beginning of the conference, of the crowd as they filed in. A large party member came up to the guy with the camera, took him to a police-man who took the camera from him and deleted the photos. Even Cherie Blair's own sister was not immune. She joked that she would shout something about the war during her husband-in-law's speech. Then, as Tony Blair took to the stage, she found that there was a steward next to her the entire speech ( ... )

But my reservations anonymous October 3 2005, 14:52:33 UTC

I disagree with you on the issue of the NHS, though. There is a fundamental contradiction between the righteous anger you devote to those running our police state, and then your defense of government provided health care. It is an odd position to say that the government can't be trusted when it comes to foreign policy and civil liberties, but that we can trust governments to care for our health ( ... )

Re: The Warfare-Welfare State fred_barnard October 3 2005, 16:03:13 UTC

Would the government ban shops such as the CLC bookshops these are christian book shops are these extreme bookshops (teehee extreme bookshops, bookshops seem like the oporsite of extreme).

Re: The Warfare-Welfare State anonymous October 3 2005, 16:15:17 UTC

CLC bookshops? Maybe! Terror laws have already been used to shut out animal rights advocates from the US, so possibly!

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