Surprise surprise — Hitchens on the YANK telly again…

by Will, 1 September 2007

Talking about a fucking parasite this time:

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The fat saggy tittied having witch — ‘rather have a monarch than an elected head of state’

‘The lesser of two evils’ – give me a break from ignoramuses and Tory fucking idiots and Chomskybot fuckwits someone please!!!!. For fuck’s sake!!!!

Notice given

by Will, 1 September 2007

TUC Fringe Meeting

17.30, Wednesday 12th September, Brighton Conference Centre

Solidarity with Iraqi Workers

Speakers: Gary Kent, Director, Labour Friends of Iraq; Abdullah Muhsin, International representative, General Federation of Iraqi Workers; Sue Rogers, Chair TUC Iraqi Solidarity Committee/NASUWT; Norma Stephenson, Unison President; Councillor Mushtaq Laharie, Chairman, Third World Solidarity

Chair: Dave Anderson, MP

Venue: Meeting Room 1, Brighton Centre
Refreshments provided. Open to all TUC delegates and visitors.

Saturday’s Goal of the Day

by Eric, 1 September 2007

Here.

Gandalf attacks magical book

by Eric, 1 September 2007

Actor Ian McKellan is so offended by what he regards as the Bible’s anti-gay stance, he makes a point of ripping out the relevant page every time he stays in a hotel room.

The openly homosexual actor, a longtime campaigner for gay rights, accepts he should not vandalise the Bible, but finds it difficult to contain his outrage at the contents of Leviticus 20:13 when he spots the holy book in hotels.

George W Bush, leader of the far-right theocratic junta in the US, has placed a one million dollar reward for McKellan’s death, while the British Embassy in Washington has been burnt to the ground by angry mobs. English citizens are being advised to avoid traveling to the US bible belt, where several tourists have been burnt at the stake.

McKellan is in hiding, although the Metropolitan Police think they may have new leads on his whereabouts. Standing in front of a baying crowd armed with cricket bats, flasks of tea, and burning effigies of McKellan in a Wizard’s hat, the Archbishop of Canterbury suggested violence was not the answer, although he understood why passions were high on this issue and could not answer for the actions of all his flock.

MCB

by Eric, 1 September 2007

Some evidence that the MCB may have rebuilt some bridges with the government.