Category Archives: Politics

From the House of Commons Speaker to socialism.

Flotilla Falsehoods

An Israel-supporting friend of mine linked me to a video “explanation” of the IDF’s raid. I decided to pick it apart.

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A response to Dan Derricott

In a recent blog post, Dan Derricott outlined the reasons why he intended to vote for Labour in the election. But his reasoning was incredibly flawed, to the point where I felt the need to respond.

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Gillian Merron’s Iraq ignorance

On April 30th 2010, Gillian Merron — Labour MP for Lincoln — defended her support for the Iraq war. The answers she gave revealed incredible ignorance and naivety.

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Our broken electoral system

For obvious reasons, I’ve been thinking about the General Election quite a bit over the last couple of days. For a while I’ve been saying that I won’t vote, but I just had a look what the options are in … Continue reading

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Why the Students’ Union?

Too often when The Linc covers the University of Lincoln Students’ Union they get wrapped up into the whole charade. I know; having just officially stepped down as news editor, I was there for pretty much all the SU coverage … Continue reading

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