Vice President Cheney and his bosom friend , Saddam Hussein, in better times.
The political debate rages on as we contemplate a further twelve months of Presidential electioneering. Satire, irony and a sense of humor are short supply. Here, we challenge power and authority, but do so with rhymed verse, spoof drama and tales. The messages are strong, but without ill-temper or four-letter words.
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The authors at home on their native American reservation. "Powerless, we can only protest."
So the surge is a success and we are now busy arming all sides to ensure mayhem if we ever move out. Which in all likelihood we will not.
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Irena Klamberova plays the ukelele | ||
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A critic comments on one of the seminal poets | ||
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What could really happen on Day One if John McCain is elected President of the United States | ||
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True patriotism, or how to get the United States back on track in double quick time | ||
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For those who await the Rapture and are anxious | ||
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An American election | ||
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Empires always expand to a point where they | ||
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Fine, Mr. Obama, Ms. Clinton, Mr. McCain, but | ||
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Where have they all gone? | ||
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A reaction to Senator Obama | ||
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A straight report on a visit to Syria in December 2007. Non-satirical, for a change | ||
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Proponents of so-called intelligent design are | ||
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Hot topic! Robert Hanrott talks to Patrick | ||
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Transcript of a video interview conducted by | ||
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The onerous obligations of a lease on a London flat. | ||
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Welsh group lays claim to the whole of London! | ||
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Do the Neocons have American interests at |
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We need an international settlement in the | ||
How one family can lay claim to all the | ||
The thoughts of a migrant from the third world. | ||
How it takes half an hour to fill in an email | ||
May 2007 marked the 300th Anniversary of the | ||
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In the spirit of subversion, we encourage |
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by Ellery Schempp, a member of the American |
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The outcome of the mid-term elections |
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A cautionary tale about the on-going |
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* FREE! Win a free, heavily edited copy of |
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Make the "service" economy work! |
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A startling discovery has recently been |
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A genuine and hilarious leaflet from Help |
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An email exchange between Rush Limbaugh |
And they vote for these clowns! |
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Government for all the people! |
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A fairy tale for our time. The hazel nut in Celtic |
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What many corporations have quietly effected is a massive |
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Shock Top Secret letter rocks US Intelligence. Iranians involvement suspected. |
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Released under the Freedom of Information Act. |
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Why we need more inspired generalists. |
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Science used to be seen as a rational and definitive |
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Long hours. Few benefits. Inadequate holidays. Small pensions. |
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A fairy tale about the return to a barely noticed medievalism. |
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If President Clinton is caught with his trousers down it triggers |
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A story about retail technology run mad. |
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A fairy tale about naivete and religious violence. |
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An appraisal of Margaret Thatcher, and what it was like living |
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The British Minister for Schools is busy dreaming up fancy titles |
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A clever acrostic by Thomas Braun, an Oxford don. He wrote |
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Mr. Greenspan, Chairman of the US Federal Reserve, is supposed to |
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We are paying a high price for so-called "liberal" economics, |
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We all depend on each other. But tell that to the government-haters. |
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A religious conservative discusses his moral philosophy. |
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George Owell was right after all. It just happened twenty years |
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The Arabian Nights, with Dubya Baba and the Forty Thieves: A Musical in 4 Acts |
The true, never-previously-revealed story of Bush's War Against Iraq, |
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Unknown to the general public, Saddam Hussein has had access |
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The number of times people have asked "What was Tony Blair |
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Did you know that American journalists brag about the thoroughness of |
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Heard of hexavalent chromium? It was dumped by manufacturers in New Jersey, |
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Congress is rapidly coming under the influence of Bible literalists and |
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Americans like to think of themselves as individualists, plowing their own |
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