Astonishing Claim In The Guardian
Rather than philanthropy, the super-wealthy should give their money to governments that know better how to spend it
If this is true then why does...
Corrections We Can Make To The Daily Mail
We agree that this is something of a minority sport. The manner in which the nation's newspapers are now written by young shavers instead...
Of Course Africa’s Splitting In Half – It’s Called The Great Rift Valley For...
It does amuse when something all should already know blows up into being a news story. That is, when olds becomes news. So it...
Well Done To Poppy Noor, A Masterly Dig At The Guardian In The Guardian
I might just have to change my opinion of Poppy Noor here. Normally she trots out the usual regurgitation of currently fashionable points when...
If Only The Guardian Knew Who The 1% Are
The Guardian treats us to a long read on how appalling - vulgar even - is the How To Spend It supplement to the...
Afua Hirsch Doesn’t Understand The Media At All As She Whines About Few Blacks...
I think this is quite lovely, the multiple levels upon which Adua Hirsch has misunderstood her own industry, the national media. She's complaining about...
Lord Preserve Us From Idiot Journalists – There Is No National Copper Shortage For...
It's one of those cynical - some of us prefer to say realist - rules that one should never believe what is said in...
Relax Everyone, 1.4 kg Of Californium Isn’t Radioactive, Doesn’t Exist And Isn’t Californium
Every time there's one of these scares about radioactive material being found out there on the black market we always find one of the...
If Only The Guardian Used Someone Who Understood Tax To Write About Amazon’s Tax
Here's a very useful example of what's wrong with much of the shouting about economics, tax and the world over to the left of...
Aditya Chakrabortty Of The Guardian Doesn’t Realise He’s A Conservative Now
Aditya Chakrabortty is the modern history graduate who writes much of the economics editorials for The Guardian. He's also been doing a series of...
