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Kubatana – Zimbabwe’s propaganda organs are giving off mixed messages – though both still add up to starvation on the streets.
Harpy Marx – asks who would be a young person these days. The paranoid parents, the tabloid press, the government, the opposition, neoliberalism and the tabloid press make it entirely too much bother…
Obsolete – picks up on a similar theme, identifying a more insidious form of child abuse amidst all this talk of “Broken Britain.” And guess who’s doing it? The tabloids, the paranoid parents, the government, the opposition, the tabloids, paranoid parents…
Dave’s Part – Do the Tories care about homelessness? About as much as they do about all those young people they’re busy stigmatising, I suspect…
Beau Bo d’Or – detects some discrepencies in Boris’ views of George Bush. Splatter them around London before the visit! It’s important that he knows, after all…
Jay Griffiths – Forced invasion with the intent of fundamentally changing an indiginous culture is racist. Isn’t it?
Huffington Post – Denis Kucinich tilts at windmills again. And don’t we love him for it?

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