Monthly Archives: February 2010
Google, Gmail, Blogger.com and YouTube: customer ‘service’
[NOTE – Gmail is a free email service provided by Google. Pyra Labs (Blogger.com) was acquired by Google in 2003, YouTube in 2006.] Evening Standard – Google bosses convicted over abuse video of Down’s syndrome boy Google today vowed to … Continue reading
Temazepam Plus: Dorries, drugs and the art of ‘accidental’ libel
During the filming of Tower Block of Commons (in December last year), one of two sisters Nadine Dorries was staying with was so incensed by the MP’s conduct that she began broadcasting on Twitter. The two tweets from that account … Continue reading
Charlie and the Cheerleaders: the golden ticket
Finally, it’s out in the open and established beyond any doubt: Charlie Flowers, when confronted in public about the online attacks on me… More comments have been received regarding my posts on Charlie Flowers and the “Cheerleaders”. As any regular … Continue reading
Who grabbed the NadineDorriesMP username?
Unlike some of Nadine Dorries’ nearest and dearest blog-chums, I don’t go around attacking people from behind a shield of anonymity or a range of sock-puppets. In fact, I’ll usually seek to intervene if I see someone engaging in unfair/anonymous … Continue reading
Lynn Elson and Nadine Dorries: peas in a pub
The good people at the Telegraph have just reported the following: Telegraph – MPs’ expenses: Nadine Dorries paid £35,000 to close friend in PR: Between September 2008 and June 2009, Mrs Dorries claimed £34,059.75 for the services of the company … Continue reading
Gina Khan has a problem with bullying
Gina Khan is a 40-something woman who speaks out against radical Muslims, with a focus on the rights of women born into Muslim society. As the Times reports, the price she has paid for this is intimidation at the hands … Continue reading
Here’s what happens when Conservatives cry ‘stalker’
This exchange is typical of Iain Dale; he sees the word ‘fake’ and/or ‘opportunist’, and screams ‘insult’, but he’ll throw the most awful accusations about himself and later defend it as ‘banter’ or ‘opinion’. One of his favourites is an … Continue reading