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wednesday, may 04, 2011 av and snp so it's election time, which calls for a bit more than the 140-character limit that twitter offers. tomorrow is polling day, with 2 important decisions to be made: who will form the next scottish government, and do we want to change the voting system? i'll take the second, easier, one first. if i hadn't made my mind up very early on, the "no" campaign would certainly have swung me towards voting "yes". the campaign mounted has, i am sad to say, seen the high-profile debut of american "dog whistle" politics founded upon lies and misguided personal attacks. the torrent of bullshit is too much to discuss, but the volume at which they are saying it (and the number of leaflets delivered) have clearly won over a general public open to the type of fear-mongering that they have pedalled. christ, imagine what a referendum on the eu/euro would be like? that they are telling lies does not matter; that they are scary seems to have been enough to virtually ensure a "no" vote. this is a huge shame, as the current referendum will surely be the only time in our lifetime that a true change to our voting system is on the table: yes, it's only a step towards the "right" way (full pr), but since when do starving people turn down snacks because they are not full meals? the centre-right faction of labour (shame on you, blunkett and prescott) and the centre-to-extreme right of the conservatives, bnp et al have mounted a pitiful, swaggering campaign funded by people who don't have our best interests at heart. it saddens me that this is how the movement for electoral change ends for our generation. it also saddens me that my natural political party, the liberal democrats, has enabled the current coalition government, which is having its path steered by a tory party (and leader) that is much more right-wing and idealogical than the press and public are prepared to admit. i did not vote for this; centrist politics maybe, coalition sure, but not this one. a minority coalition with labour (that would not have been right nor washed with the general public) or a centre-left opposition against a minority conservative government are both vastly preferable to this. the lib dems have let me down, big-time, and i will be withholding my vote for the foreseeable future. for the first time in my life, i am changing my allegiance, to either labour or the snp. on a uk-scale, i feel closer to labour; this is, however, a scottish election, which makes things easier. labour have been poor in scotland of late, and i have also come to like alex salmond (and, believe it or not, nicola sturgeon) over recent years. their style of, and actions in, government have impressed me. the legislation has been crowd-pleasing in all the right areas, centre-left, and the idealogical battles have been well-chosen (i.e. basically right) and have made their victorious opponents look petty and smug when the government has been defeated. i'm willing to trust them now, and will cast my vote for the snp in the hope that they secure (and increase) a majority to continue their progressive moves. and then what? scotland will be left-of-centre, with pr, a world centre of alternative and fossil energy, and good at making alcohol. this appeals to me a lot more than the way that our current uk government is taking us. keep it up, snp, and i will be prepared to hear your independence arguments. posted by fish at 18:56 2 comments links to this post saturday, september 25, 2010 the apex of humanity i honestly think that there is now nowhere for mankind to go; having viewed this there is no point in any creative arts from now on. this is where it's at. bear with it: it starts off ok and then gets exponentially better. posted by fish at 16:33 0 comments links to this post some pictures first, a serious one. this is the deepwater horizon sinking at the start of the gulf oil spill. the photo is incredible, and looks like something from a sci-fi film next, 2 examples of "perfect timing". kylie makes a bear very, very happy. they should stick this picture in the dictionary instead of defining "panic". and finally, my favourite picture in years. look at the range of expressions here and work out if they are supposed to be releasing a turtle or not. wonderful. posted by fish at 15:58 2 comments links to this post sunday, september 12, 2010 it's time to post again so, that's another one of my long blog holidays. i might post again this week. really. posted by fish at 20:08 0 comments links to this post sunday, may 23, 2010 last so lost finally finishes in the early hours of tomorrow morning. 97.3% of the world's population will sigh with relief and mutter "thank fuck", hoping that their one sad lost friend doesn't hear them and start off into a lecture about how it's all really clever, about time travel, and that locke is the smoke monster!!!!!!!111!!! the remaining 2.7% are in comas, doo-lally, or are really looking forward to it. sometimes more than one of them. i'm waiting with baited breath, hoping that it is worth all the effort over recent years; i've not been the greatest fan of this series and was ambivalent (at best) about last week's jacob episode. anyway, to prepare for the end/the end, here are 2 great lost videos. firstly, the theme tune that somebody wishes lost had (and me, too; it's genius and a great parody of us tv), and secondly all 6 series of lost explained by cats in a minute. enjoy. posted by fish at 17:04 1 comments links to this post wednesday, may 19, 2010 stag saturday yes, county lost, but it was a fun weekend nonetheless. i joined the exodus from north to south in scotland, on a train that gradually filled up with tangerine-clad people along the way. people from dundee can be scary, but this lot seemed friendly enough. the general atmosphere of the day was actually very "family" with the county fans made up of seemingly most of the highlands, be they young, medium, or old. i'm medium, although not medium enough to put a bet on 3-0. anyway, the atmosphere in glasgow was fairly relaxed, with the police and security very hands-off; this led to a happy day with plenty of banter (well, as much as you can have with a dundonian: keep it lowbrow) and mixing of the fans. any number of county fans, united fans, or locals mentioned how refreshing the lack of an old firm presence was. as an aside, i came to the conclusion that bright orange is not the most sensible choice for a shirt colour: firstly, it is not possible to wear that hue and remain dignified, and secondly if you lose there is not the option of slinking off unnoticed. the match itself was disappointing. county lacked any real cutting edge and appeared a little overcome by the occasion. this was hardly a surprise and dundee united were very well organised, stuck to their plan, and in the end won pretty easily. county had a couple of promising 5-minute spells but, to be honest, that was it. the staggies' fans must take enormous credit though, never expressing too much frustration with the team (who were really trying) and cheering right to the end. the split of fans looked to be about 60:40 in united's favour, but what an effort in terms of people, support, and noise from the highlands. for most people outside of the old firm, seeing your team in the scottish cup final is a once or twice in-a-lifetime event if you are lucky. and i've seen county play in a hampden final. magnificent. a very pleasant weekend was topped off with a couple of wanders around glasgow city centre (which i grow increasingly fond of) and a delightful bout of dinner and drinks with the varwells. summer seemed to finally arrive this weekend, and a couple of whiskies in a warm and sunny glasgow certainly left me with a warm and sunny feeling. some pictures are here , and below is a (pretty rubbish) video that i shot on my phone just prior to kick-off. posted by fish at 19:34 0 comments links to this post monday, may 03, 2010 election: some final thou

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Domain name:
justingreen.co.uk

Registrant:
Justin Green

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