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A spot of blatant nepotism
#1
A spot of blatant nepotism
I am the first to throw stones at those that use privilege to favour their own., so it is with some joy that I now prove what a man of my word I am and do exactly the same as those I reserve my contempt for. I have checked with a moderator and have been informed that as a regular poster who has established himself I can push something of my own and I will now use that privilege to advertise that my daughters boyfriend is now writing a blog for the independent newspaper about the BBC programme “Question time” which is mainly about UK domestic politics, and would welcome people to view his blog and make comments both positive and negative. There you go I am just like all the others ‘Do as I say not as I do’. Power corrupts, and if I am so easily corrupted to post a link to that blog I think it shows very well why none of you should ever trust me with scissors.

http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/comm...89452.html
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#2
RE: A spot of blatant nepotism
I think at 891 posts that it is alright for you to show us some work of your own outside these forums. No need to feel ashamed Big Grin
When I was young, there was a god with infinite power protecting me. Is there anyone else who felt that way? And was sure about it? but the first time I fell in love, I was thrown down - or maybe I broke free - and I bade farewell to God and became human. Now I don't have God's protection, and I walk on the ground without wings, but I don't regret this hardship. I want to live as a person. -Arina Tanemura

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#3
RE: A spot of blatant nepotism
If that's how it actually went down, Steve Coogan comes across as massively ill-informed.

"[Coogan] bluntly said he’d rather a Tory government where the Lib Dems can block the occasional policy, than the Tories passing whatever policy they like."

Guess what Steve? That's what we do have! The whole reason we have a coalition is because the Tories didn't get a majority of seats. Ergo, the parliament is hung, with no one party able to pass motions. If the Lib Dems wanted to block certain policies, they could simply all vote against them, and hope that Labour does the same.

Indeed, perhaps Mr Coogan has been living under a rock. One only has to Google "Lib Dems block Tory vote" to see the number of times the Lib Dems have kept to their guns and voted against their coalition partners.
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#4
RE: A spot of blatant nepotism
The ancient Greeks were right.
I heard it said that the reason why the ancient Greeks forced their actors to wear face masks was that they thought there was a section of the population that would not be able to distinguish between the actor and the heroic roll he was playing and as such these people would try to emulate the actor. Consequently people would think of actors as somehow important and would take their views seriously, which would destroy society, because as we all know actors are the scum of the earth and should be trodden on at every opportunity. The decline of Britain continues.
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#5
RE: A spot of blatant nepotism
No one is more deserving of reverential awe and virulent suspicion than the competent storyteller...lol. Everyone knows that the fish was not that big, and that the man standing before them is a bold-faced goddamned liar.....but it did make life that much more pleasant for a few minutes.
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#6
RE: A spot of blatant nepotism
It was that big i swear.



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