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Helicopter to snoop on speeders
26-Aug-08
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Blogging will be light to non-existent...
26-Aug-08
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Labour at odds over football plan
24-Aug-08
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"Corporatisation" of government functions does not transfer responsibility
24-Aug-08
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The internet, think-tanks and politicians
24-Aug-08
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The BR Brute Squad
23-Aug-08
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Why should the state validate your existence?
22-Aug-08
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Olympic Spin: Jamaica on top, China in 45th
22-Aug-08
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How should our details be protected?
22-Aug-08
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First they took away Habeas Corpus...
22-Aug-08
...and to ones that made be mad!
The Revolutionary Liberalism series
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Karim defection a blow for Nick Clegg? -
Revolutionary Liberalism: 1 - Leadership -
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Putting the genie back in the bottle -
Neo-puritanism: a Liberal opportunity -
At forty I've only ever known Tony Blair too -
Defection Elections; what will Mr Cameron say?




















I do not think it matters
I do not think it matters much: I am landless, and I am a lot richer than many, if not most, of the worlds landholders. It is far more important what opportunities are available to you.
And if people ban some of your options, you usually end up with fewer options. Which is the argument for libertarianism.