Carl Gardner
December 31, 2006
I notice that on her excellent EU Blawg (Bleuwg?) Bondwoman (towards the end of her post) had earlier this month made a similar point to the one I made in my http://www.gooakley.com/ last post, about the UK’s […]Carl Gardner
December 31, 2006
You’ve been on another continent if you don’t know these countries are joining the EU tomorrow. Most of the media’s emphasis will be on the national measures the UK is entitled to take restricting the access of Bulgarians and […]
Carl Gardner
December 22, 2006
And Tom Stephens has been released on bail. Well, then, assuming Tom Stephens isn’t charged, there’s no harm done from all that risky coverage I was concerned about in earlier http://www.gooakley.com/ posts. No harm to the doing of […]
Carl Gardner
December 22, 2006
For 17 hours, so Le Monde says. Astonishing. I know the French police have a somewhat tougher approach than their counterparts this side of the channel, but nothing illustrates it better than the difference between their treatment of their […]
Carl Gardner
December 21, 2006
The Austrian authorities now say they will deport David Irving “schnellstmöglichst”, which means very, very, very quickly indeed. It may not be quite as a quick as that, but I dare say he’ll be here well before Christmas. […]
Carl Gardner
December 21, 2006
It’s not a good time to be a grand old man of pop. Sir Cliff and Sir Paul have hardly got over the bad news from Gowers, and now in Paris, Le Monde reports that Johnny Hallyday has […]
Carl Gardner
December 21, 2006
Ryanair is expressing disappointment about the Commission’s decision to launch a detailed investigation into its proposed takeover of Aer Lingus – but surely it can’t be surprised. The two airlines are each other’s major competitor on routes from Ireland to […]
Carl Gardner
December 21, 2006
The Austrian authorities now say they will deport David Irving “schnellstmöglichst”, which means very, very, very quickly indeed. It may not be quite as a quick as that, but I dare say he’ll be here well before Christmas. […]
Carl Gardner
December 20, 2006
Given my attitude to David Irving, his conviction and sentence in Austria and his questionable release, as shown in my earlier posts, I thought I’d better explain my position since many people who are far from supportive of holocaust denial […] Carl Gardner
December 20, 2006
ORF is now reporting (in German) that Gerhard Jarosch of the Vienna State Prosecutor’s Office doesn’t think the evidence for the March 2006 offences justifies Irving’s pre-trial detention – so there’ll be no application for his arrest. I guess […]