Head Of ‘Climategate’ Research Unit Admits Sending ‘Pretty Awful Emails’ To Hide Data
O Canada! The Heritage Horns at Canada Place
MEP Nigel Farage fined over 'insulting' tirade
James Bulger killer Jon Venables returned to prison
Hillary Clinton slaps Britain in the face over the Falklands
Parisians really are rude, French poll finds
Races in United Arab Emirates 'breaking ban on child camel jockeys'
Luxury car fleet found gathering dust in 'bored' owner's Suffolk barn
New Zealand inventor creates 'flying hovercraft'
Downing Street dismisses US offer to mediate on Falklands dispute
Argentina celebrates diplomatic coup as Hillary Clinton calls for talks over Falklands
'Buy farmland and gold,' advises Dr Doom
Sunnis emerge from political wilderness to stand and vote in Iraqi election
Pakistan's Army takes control of al-Qaeda cave network on Afghan border
Only Chile's wealthy allowed to buy food
Major-General Richard Barrons puts Taleban fighter numbers at 36,000
US daredevil Seth Enslow smashes motorcycle jump record - twice
and finally.......
Who Will Be Cast As The Next Wonder Woman?
Irina Sheik is the gift that keeps on giving
Wednesday, 3 March 2010
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3 comments:
Theo,
The best I can say, is that I didn't vote this SOB and his socialist regime.
My suggestion to Britain is get those damn carriers built and beef up your navy because you have 3 more years of this clown
that flying hovercraft thing has been done before. and I doubt this guy could claim that he hasn't seen it. they're nearly identical. in fact, I would expect a suit from universal hovercraft if he claims to have invented this...
UH-18SPW hoverwing
http://www.hovercraft.com/content/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=53
Can someone please explain to me why every detail relating to Venables's incarceration is not made public? He's no longer a minor, so if he has been gaoled, why is he treated differently than anyone else?
Or is he allowed to spend the rest of his life causing mayhem without worrying about having to be identified and experience the righteous anger of the people? Either way, spending a drug-fuelled life in nightclubs without having to bother oneself with work is hardly my idea of parole...
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