Monthly Archives: January 2005

Bill Gates: CHARITY with a capital ‘C’

January 25th, 2005 | Posted in General

Bill Gates is going to give 95% of his wealth away to the third world. This is incredible charity, considering the sheer amount - about $46 billion. It is Charity with a capital ‘C’ - Gates has been top of the Forbes rich list for years.
Contrary to the Guardian’s report, which deliberately made [...]

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Response to Steve Tomkins: God vs the BBC @ Ship of Fools

January 16th, 2005 | Posted in General

Dear Mr Tomkins,
You write:
“TALK OF RIGHTS ONLY GETS US so far before it starts to get a bit incoherent. We all believe in the right to free speech, and we all believe in the right to freedom of religion. But if your religion involves holding certain things sacred and protecting them from abuse, and my [...]

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‘Use of sex to sell alcohol is criticised’

January 6th, 2005 | Posted in General

As one who has consistently criticised the Guardian newspaper in Britain for its left-wing collectivist argument, I must bring to your attention yet another bizarre article, not from a Guardian commentator but from its news section.
The Guardian would never have missed this one - in keeping with its tradition of reporting left-leaning stories with all [...]

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Response to Decca Aitkenhead’s Guardian article

January 4th, 2005 | Posted in General

I guess this is simply what happens when the Left are presented with a major world event in the news (like the tsunami) whose principal cause cannot be construed to be the result of free enterprise or right-wing politics…..
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Decca-
Your article demands a truly liberal response to homophobia in Jamaica. You argue that Jamaicans should [...]

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