Welcome to the Thursday casting the net. It’s Henley by-election today so exciting times for 24 hours and I’m sure a wealth of links fo Aaron tomorrow. Yesterday was the blog nation event, and this week has provided great material to blog on, so here are the links. Feel free to post up your favourite links in the comments, especially thoughts on last night’s Lib Con event. As always please send lovely tips to tips[at]liberalconspiracy[dot]org!

Brian Barder – What Jacqui Smith said yesterday regarding Homosexuality and Iran is completely unacceptable and it certain seems to have irked a fair number of us out there.
Max Dunbar – A thoroughly interesting and, from my perspective, spot on analysis of a recent occurrence on Big Brother. With so much tension around, the actions of the few muslims and immigrants in the house are bound to be under scrutiny.
Beeblebear/ukpolitics – If you’re brown and muslim then the moment the police break in to your house to arrest you you’re targeted by the media immediately. Kiddy fiddling, fascist, white terrorist? Well you’ll make the paper only when charged.
Neil Harding – He doesn’t like Labour MPs unless they’ve got a spine.

Harpymarx – Harpymarx is turning the screw on recent news about homosexual discrimination, Smith…Heinz…it’s all part of a bigger problem.
Remembering the ability in Disability – An interesting perspective on the toy world and the ideals they perhaps unwittingly bestow upon us.
Program your own mind – And here is a shameless self-link, with my review of the blog nation event last night.

Casting back:

SJ Howard – Tories a year ago were feeling a bit sore over a defection. I wonder who’s crying now?

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