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Friday, April 22, 2005
Kilroy-Silk's Bosnian altercation
Here's Robert Kilroy-Silk, leader of Veritas, explaining to Jeremy Vine why he told a Bosnian refugee to go back home.
Wednesday, April 20, 2005
The last days of Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen
Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen, the New Zealand-born 94-year-old, was the longest-serving premier of Queensland, from 1968-87. During his time he established a virtual police state, attacked unions, gays and feminists and supported the apartheid regime in South Africa. He was also against World Heritage listings and demolished the historic Bellevue Hotel in Brisbane. The Fitzgerald Inquiry exposed the vast corruption of his government, and he was tried for perjury, but the jury failed to reach a verdict in controversial circumsta
Serial abuse of underlings
In a rare victory for Democrats, the US Senate Foreign Relations vote on John Bolton for UN ambassador collapsed yesterday, when Republican Sen. George Voinovich of Ohio broke ranks with his party, asking for more time to probe Bolton's temper tantrums with subordinates. Here's the exchange on NPR's Morning Edition.
God's Rottweiler
Panzerkardinal Ratzinger took an unyielding stance on issues such as contraception, abortion and homosexuality (which he called "intrinsically evil"). Here's some choice quotes, read on today's Jeremy Vine Show.Monday, April 18, 2005
The BNP
Here's Nick Griffin, leader of the British National Party explaining his views on inter-racial marriage and other BNP policies to Jeremy Vine.
