Paul Lockett points out that the two main EU banking regulations simultaneously discourage and encourage reckless banking.
Man Widdicombe submits EPCs and Business Rates as an example of damned if you do and damned if you don't.
Witterings From Witney has evidence to suggest that the Lib-Cons' much vaunted quango cull is a case of meet the new boss, same as the old boss.
The Boiling Frog thinks that The Queen ought to have a word in somebody's shell like.
Independent Ramblings explains how journalists - not content with the VAT exemption enjoyed by newspapers but not online content - want ISPs to subsidise their own customers.
Forbidden Bible Verses — Genesis 42:18-28
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OT MW check out Jeremy Warner today for the mother of all home-owner-ist pleadings!
Ta for link MW - now off to Warners
SL, see next post.
WFW, my pleasure, that was good digging.
Re the shuffling of quangoes onto the EU; whilst I disagree with the concept of the EU, I think this idea is a masterstroke: we have just as many people doing useless things, but not on the dole and still spending money into our economy, but we are no longer paying for them. So long as our contributions to the EU remain unchanged, we are onto a winner. It's like someone with a pay-as-you go mobile and an all-calls-inclusive landline switiching all their calls to the landline.
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