So, the commie tsars of the Guardian Trust and the Beijing regime join hands to prevent my words polluting the precious bodily fluids of sensitive liberals and impressionable proletarians alike. I’m now banned at The Guardian‘s Comment Is Free as well as by the Great Firewall of China. C’mon guys, make your minds up. I’m […]
Neither the Guardian nor China: Madam Miaow globally banned Read More »
Anna Chen – 22 December 2009, copenhagen, environment PREVIOUSLY: The story so far … One moment we were told there was a scandal brewing with the leaking of the ‘Danish Text‘, a stitch-up of the poor nations by the wealthy, with the US and Britain among those implicated (8th Dec 2009 onwards), the next moment,
Sinophobia and Copenhagen: open letter to the Guardian’s Mark Lynas Read More »
It always depresses me when otherwise smart, kind, compassionate people put those qualities on hold when it comes to strikes. Knee-jerk union-bashing abounds with few asking exactly why it is that a postal worker would sacrifice thousands of pounds in salary and overtime in order just to have a barney with the management and annoy
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Phew! A busy day today. My piece on Martin Bashir’s strange outburst at a journalists’ event in Chicago is in The Guardian’s G2 section. And I spoke on BBC Radio 2’s Jeremy Vine show at 1.10pm about the Beijing Olympics. Available online for seven days. Madam Miaow says … visit Anna Chen’s website here: Home
Madam Miaow in the media: Guardian and BBC R2 Read More »
Jean Donnachie, Kingsway flats, Glasgow Scotstoun In this Guardian G2 video (Friday 13th June 2008), a Glasgow community organises to protect friends and neighbours from forced deportation. Moving and uplifting. A rare example of a media report that doesn’t present the working class and immigrants as beasts but shows humanity at its best. Report by
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