Popbitch delivers:
Bernie Eccleston was quoted at the Brazlian Grand Prix earlier this month, after Jenson Button was targeted by car-jackers."They look for victims, they look for anyone that looks like a soft touch and not too bright. The people that look a bit soft and simple, they will always have a go at."
Last week Bernie Eccleston was mugged.
Via Popbitch, and for Kara:
>> Celebrity Big Brother <<
C4 go for the dimmest Baldwin brother
celtiagirl writes:
"Stephen Baldwin has been a mentalist for yonks. I met him around the time of The Usual Suspects and he showed me an IRA tattoo he’d had done.
I asked, 'Did he know anything about the IRA?'
'Not really', he admitted: but he felt it was probably 'part of my character’s shady past'.
"So, a permanent tattoo for a fictional character representing a movement he doesn’t understand."
Kara and myself are mostly communicating through CBB at the moment. It's getting serious. A few of us may have to stage an intervention Friday if and when Sov gets voted out.
Keep you posted.
A festivus present for the anarcho-reformist in your life this choming Christmas:
Place it in their returned garden of eden. Possibly next to a hitchens post. (Now that would have been something.)
Popbitch provides more details for the must have anarcho-consumerist ornament for next year's ten year anniversary of the guerrilla gardening spectacle in Parliament Square.
PS - Whilst I'm on matters Chomsky; What's with 'Noam Chomsky' plus 'broken english' all of a sudden? What does my sitemeter know that I don't?
PPS - The same company would also like to interest you in a Monkish Howard Zinn for good measure:
What do you mean you don't have 134 dollars going spare?
Weekly Bulletin of The Socialist Party of Great Britain (43)
Dear Friends,
Welcome to the 43rd of our weekly bulletins to keep you informed of changes at Socialist Party of Great Britain @ MySpace.
We now have 1238 friends!
Recent blogs:
Reply to the BNP Who Cares? (U.S. elections and the treatment of armed services personnel) Home Is Where The Heart Attack Is...
This week's top quote:
"Patriotism . . . for rulers is nothing else than a tool for achieving their power-hungry and money-hungry goals, and for the ruled it means renouncing their human dignity, reason, conscience, and slavish submission to those in power. . . . Patriotism is slavery." Leo Tolstoy, Christianity and Patriotism, 1894.
Continuing luck with your MySpace adventures!
Robert and Piers
Socialist Party of Great Britain
Pic courtesy of Popbitch.
