I've just taken a phone call from a chap called Colin Matthews, a retired funeral director from Camborne, who is on holiday in Morocco. Given the events in Libya in the past 24 hours, feelings are running high across North Africa and the streets of Casablanca are packed with demonstrators. Colin phoned his favourite local radio station to tell us this news. Laurence Reed is back from holiday tomorrow. How long before Col Gadaffi calls for a chat?
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Comment number 1.
At 20th Mar 2011, AccurateChronometer wrote:Who knows, perhaps you'll get lucky and Gadaffi (what a name-what a guy) will call you personally , Mr Smith - to get some genocidal tips...
Perhaps you'll be able to advise him that semantic distortions and a biased state media access privilege war of attrition through distortion and misrepresentation of factual and constitutional historic and contemporary fact is a less bloody but similarly motivated way to set about eliminating minority culture and identity.
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