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Daniel Davies: The data doesn't bear out Policy Exchange's arguments on northern cities
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Daniel Davies: The Tories don't have the faintest idea what government involves
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2008/aug/13/conservatives1?gusrc=rss&feed=globalDaniel Davies: The Tories say they'll drop expensive IT projects – then propose half-baked schemes that demand them. They don't have a clue…
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Thoughts On Economics
http://robertvienneau.blogspot.comDaniel Davies (Comment Is Free)
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Iraq Links
http://realityanditsperceptions.blogspot.com/2008/10/iraq-li...on Iraqis: Survey Iraqi deaths survey 'was robust' Learning to Count: The Dead in Iraq Poll: Civilian Death Toll in Iraq May Top One Million Study Claims Iraq's 'Excess' Death Toll Has Reached 655,000 Study Says Violence in Iraq Has Been Underreported The numbers do add up What's an Iraqi Life Worth? What Defines a Killing as Sectarian? The Toll in Blood--for the West 7/7--Why? Iraq A Few Obscenities for Blair and Company to Chew On As we sowed, so do we reap Blowback in Iraq? Do You Feel Any Safer? Flypape
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The Rain On the Second Plane Falls Mainly on Martin Amis
http://aaronovitch.blogspot.com/2008/04/rain-on-second-plane...The first is not particularly at issue here, the second I think explains his choice of target (Mart's book is chock full of saloon-bar atheism cropped from Hitch) and the third explains why he scores so many wounding hits. I've argued here and elsewhere that Decent support for Israel is skin-deep; what I perhaps didn't notice enough is that in a lot of cases their support for America and Britain isn't much deeper when they are considered as actual countries rather than rhetorical devices. There is a
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BobFromBrockley
http://brockley.blogspot.comdebates that are currently exercising the blogetariat: David Edgar's response to David Mamet's desertion from "brain-dead liberalism", Marko Attila Hoare's claim that the defining axis in politics today is West v anti-West not left v right, and the premature announcement of the demise of the Euston Manifesto. On the on-going debate, more recent key texts include: Shuggy's attack on Marko's use of the word lumpen, Marko's irnonic mea culpa, Shuggy's rejoinder, Waterloo Sunset's mano-a-mano with Marko
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The end of Euston
http://pixelisation.wordpress.com/2008/04/22/the-end-of-eust...killed
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links for 2008-04-17
http://www.chickyog.net/2008/04/17/links-for-2008-04-17/Daniel Davies: Next stop Euston. This manifesto terminates here
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Whatever Happened To David Aaronovitch?
http://brightonregencylabourparty.blogspot.com/2008/04/whate...Euston Manifesto demise, its not as if I miss his 'muscular liberalism' but he did write decent articles in defence of new Labour against the media misinformation onslaught. I wonder, was Murdoch's 'purchase' of Aaronovitch from the Guardian group, a typical case of market
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Car crash blogging from Eustonia
http://sedgemore.com/2008/04/car-crash-blogging-from-eustoni...the rest of us are far too common; no different from the Spartacist League or the Workers Revolutionary Party. That’s an interesting if unoriginal use of demonising rhetorical devices. Now say what you will about Daniel Davies, but that part of his criticism of certain Euston Manifesto signatories is highly accurate. Other drink-soaked ones can speak for themselves. I may not be the sort of person one invites for tea at Claridges, but I’m entirely happy with that, and find Hoare
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Stephen Moss | guardian.co.uk
http://commentisfree.guardian.co.uk/stephen_mossCredit crunch? The real crisis is global hunger (242) commentsGirlification is destroying all the hope we felt in 1968 (242) commentsAlbion come to great confusion (187) commentsHe may be disappointing, but Brown isn't a disaster (179) commentsNext stop Euston. This manifesto terminates here (159) commentsGetting our hands dirty (144) comments
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Ezra Klein | Comment is free
http://commentisfree.guardian.co.uk/ezra_kleinCredit crunch? The real crisis is global hunger (242) commentsGirlification is destroying all the hope we felt in 1968 (242) commentsAlbion come to great confusion (187) commentsHe may be disappointing, but Brown isn't a disaster (179) commentsNext stop Euston. This manifesto terminates here (159) commentsGetting our hands dirty (144) comments
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