Casting the net - Christianophobia revisited & why British Gas is rubbish


by Aaron    
December 7, 2007 at 12:28 pm

Welcome to Casting the net, Liberal Conspiracy’s daily web review.

Highlights
Andrew Hinton - Christianophobia
On the War on Christmas - that “perennial bonanza of bollocks” - and the separation of Church and State

The Whiskey Priest - Forty Two Days
Gavin Whenman believes the government’s pretence at compromise (re. the plans for 42-day detention without charge) is a “fairly transparent and deceitful tactic”

Nick Robinson’s Newslog - Change of command
BBC’s Nick explains why changes at Murdoch’s NewsCorp are not good for the PM

Karen Greenberg/CiF - The way forward on Guantánamo
Time is up, the SCOTUS must make a decision and enemy combatants must charged or released

Mike Barker - British Gas Electric! You’re ‘aving a laugh!
Barker’s frustrating anecdote deals with hulking bureaucracy, outsourcing, corporate arrogance and plain old incompetence

Ideas & Issues - Are you sufficiently inconvenienced yet?
A book review of An Inconvenient Book, the latest polemic by rightwing commentator Glenn Beck

Vino S - A few comments on Sino-Japanese relations
China and Japan may be important economic partners, but in politics and history huge rifts still exist

Elsewhere
Liberal Burblings - Abrahams episode - has Gordon Brown actually done something right?
Jo’s Jottings - Racist residents? Or guilty gypsies?
Parburypolitica - Unhappy families
Freemania - Cack-handed Maggie, and other stories
Could have been a contender - Why the left loves the war
Chris Paul - Abrahams and Ashcroft: Time For Openness and Honesty

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· About the author: Aaron Murin-Heath is the deputy editor of Liberal Conspiracy. He is a writer based in Newark-on-Trent and Tallinn, Estonia. He is both socially and economically liberal. His main areas of interest are foreign affairs, culture, technology, and economics. As a father of two, he also writes about parenting. Aaron blogs at tygerland.net.
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