This week's Spectator is quite supportive of Ed Miliband.
This week's New Statesman is really quite hostile.
Ponder these things.
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Political prisoner, activist, journalist, hymn-writer, emerging thinktanker, aspiring novelist, "tribal elder", 2019 parliamentary candidate for North West Durham, Shadow Leader of the Opposition, "Speedboat", "The Cockroach", eagerly awaiting the second (or possibly third) attempt to murder me.
About Me
- David Lindsay
- Lanchester, Liberated County Durham, United Kingdom
- Political prisoner, activist, journalist, hymn-writer, emerging thinktanker, aspiring novelist, "tribal elder", 2019 parliamentary candidate for North West Durham, Shadow Leader of the Opposition, "Speedboat", "The Cockroach", eagerly awaiting the second (or possibly) third attempt to murder me. davidaslindsay@hotmail.com
Links
- I Maintain My Innocence
- Essays Radical and Orthodox, my latest collection of theological, philosophical, historical and literary essays
- My YouTube Channel
- Please support me on Patreon
- Labour Heartlands
- The Lanchester Review
- The Lanchester Forum, critical support and supportive criticism of Jeremy Corbyn and Tom Watson
- David Lindsay 2020, supporting my council and parliamentary campaigns
- OffGuardian, which publishes me regularly
- My Huffington Post articles
- Aren Pym
- Open Labour
- Labour Together
- Red Shift
- Labour Leave
- Teddy Fourlegs
- Durham Miners' Association
- The Universe - Britain's leading Catholic newspaper
- The London Progressive Journal - it publishes me regularly
- My London Progresive Journal articles
- Bryan Gould's London Progressive Journal articles
- Bryan Gould
- Shifting Grounds
- The Morning Star - I part-own it
- Independent Labour Publications
- Eccles and Bosco is saved
- Sui Juris - Plumstead Letters
- Blue Labour
- Gibraltar Socialist Labour Party
- National Liberation Party of Costa Rica
- Christian Liberation Movement of Cuba
- PostRight
- The Distributist Review
- Social Democracy for the 21st Century
- Reclaiming Vatican II
- Care Not Killing
- Drug Prevention Education
- The Kamm Scam: "Fake 'Journalist' Defends A Forgery"
- The Oliver Kamm School of Falsification
- Global Warming Policy Foundation
- Keep The Post Public
- NO2EU, Yes To Democracy
- UK Chagos Support Blog
- Defend Peaceful Protest
- Balanced Migration
- Campaign for Public Ownership
- Ronan Dodds
- John - Economics Is For Donkeys
- Matthew Franklin Cooper
- Owen Jones
- Peter Hitchens
- Peter Oborne
- Liam Carr
- Patrick Carr
- Neil Clark
- Michael Merrick
- Rod Liddle
- Stuart James
- Pub Philosopher
- Ann Farmer
- Red Maria
- Tom Miller
- Ed West
- Paul Leake
- Fr Tim Finigan
- Fr Ray Blake
- Fr Michael Brown
- Fr David Barrett
- Fr Jonathan Hill
- Fr Nicholas Schofield
- Fr Dwight Longenecker
- Godzdogz
- Alrite, Watson?
- Paul Priest
- Paul Mallinder
- Andrew Cusack
- Lord (David) Alton
- Joanna Bogle
- Pontesisto
- Laurence England
- Ipsum Esse
- The Pittsford Perennialist
- The Western Confucian
- Leos Tomicek
- Tribune
- The Ubiquarian
- The Sign of The Cross
- The Ramshackle Recusant
- Vic the Vicar
- Fitzjames Horse
- Chris Paul
- Malcolm Clarke
- Paul Leake
- Martin Meenagh
- Charlie Marks
- Fr Michael Patey
- Anglo Noel
- Ian's Red Log
- Iain Dale's Diary
- Paul Routledge
- Craig Murray
- Neil Craig
- Martin Kelly
- The Thirsty Gargoyle
- Mara MacSeoinin
- Matthew Revell
- Little Man, What Now?
- Ken Bell
- Tim Collard
- Radical Royalist
- John C Médaille
- Kevin Michael Grace
- Red Tory
- Dred Tory
- The Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity
- Right Democrat
- Mainstream Populist Democrats
- Left Conservative
- USS Liberty Memorial
Blog Archive
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- Putin It In Perspective
- I Feel Nice
- Axis
- Now Then, Now Then, How's About That, Then?
- Union of Right Forces, Indeed
- Black and White
- The Price of Kippers
- Vita, Dulcedo, Spes
- Clueless Cameron, Playing PR Politics
- A Worrying Pattern
- Why We Need Blue Labour
- Best Tackle Insecurities
- The Rise of Fascism Again
- Britain’s Many Wars of Choice
- Blue Labour: Forging a New Politics
- Not Nat
- The End of Thatcher, The End of Thatcherism
- No Ifs, No Buts
- Clean As A Whistle
- A Failed, Pariah State
- Saint Porphyry of Gaza
- "Quod Scripsi, Scripsi"?
- A Burning Issue
- "A Friend In Need"?
- BBC Trust
- The Quacks Are Showing
- Something To Mill Over
- Greater?
- "Already Illegal", Again
- "Paid Trade Union Officials"?
- Robust
- Terminus
- Cui Bono?
- Steppes Must Be Taken
- Trial and Error
- Gadzooks
- Verdant?
- Bad Company, Indeed
- Arise, Go Unto Nineveh?
- Kickabout
- "Get A Job"
- Shadows
- First
- Prosecute HSBC
- Our Friends In The Middle East
- In Principle
- "Already Illegal"
- All Leftfooters Now
- A Profound Contribution, An Act of Leadership
- Unlearning 'Economics'
- Get Hitched
- Our Friends and Allies
- Those Memories and Realities
- Slow-Burning Revolution
- "And I Suspect I'm Not Alone"
- No Worries
- Hillary's Hawkishness Could Cost Her The Presidency
- A Not-So-Brief History of Crimea
- Keep It Co-op
- Created A Monster
- Abortion: The Body Parts Industry
- Going On Before
- Neither Moderate Nor Democratic
- Britain Does Not Have A Free Press
- We Tacitly Agree To This Apartheid
- Ukraine's Descent Into Fascism
- Oxford's Finest
- Duff Duff
- Propulsion
- Capital?
- H For Hillary
- And That's The Way He Likes It
- Our Friends In The East?
- Take Back The Power
- Returning To Those Times
- The Demarcation Line
- Not a Part of Life
- A Load of Baltics
- And That's The Way They Like It
- Putting The Liar Into Liability
- "Public Control"
- A Decisive Hit
- The Absence of Conservatism
- Like Ike
- Work Fair
- The English Impatient
- Better Than Brezhnev
- Putting Paid To The Idea
- The Perils of Privatisation
- A Defining Moment In British Journalism
- My Gender-Neutral Pronoun
- Life Imitating
- 100 Days Too Late
- UKIP: The Last 100 Days
- Exodus?
- The Reality Is Very Different
- Hardworking People
- From The Pit To Parliament
- Slam The Brakes
- Why Isn't HSBC Being Prosecuted?
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