I wrote about this before ('Death was the least she deserved') but it's hard to find any further words to add to this this tale of horror.
Sunday, 1 June 2008
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There is no absolute knowledge. And those who claim it, whether they are scientists or dogmatists, open the door to tragedy. All information is imperfect. We have to treat it with humility - Jacob Bronowski, The Ascent of Man
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There is no absolute knowledge. And those who claim it, whether they are scientists or dogmatists, open the door to tragedy. All information is imperfect. We have to treat it with humility - Jacob Bronowski, The Ascent of Man
Posts
- Steve Platt
- is a London-based writer and editor who gave up blogging several years ago because he wanted to get out more. This year he might be getting out too much because he's doing a '2012 miles in 2012' Olympic-year challenge for various charities and in memory of his dad. He was persuaded, belatedly, to blog about it. Facebook page
ALSO BY STEVE PLATT
Some of the best
- A night of magical thinking
- Another weekend, another knife killing
- Back to Battersea
- Class B criminals again: reclassifying cannabis
- Cliff Richard and the real spirit of '68
- Fear of flying: blindfold in a wheelchair
- Goodbye to Ken: London without Livingstone
- Left blogs: the 'top 25' revisited
- Pitmen Painters
- Two maps of London: poverty and politics
Blog Archive
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2008
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June
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- Green takes on grey in Haltemprice and Howden
- David Davis's militant tendency
- Another weekend, another London knife killing
- Running the Silk Road
- In guns we trust
- Hail to the thief: Radiohead rip-off
- Zimbabwe: some small things we can do
- David Davis no longer just for whitey
- The BNP laughs while the left falls out
- Shakespeare and football
- Gordon Banks, Pelé, Desmond Tutu and me
- Left blogs: the 'top 25' revisited
- Huggin' up the original Monkey Man
- Bad hair day
- Pitmen painters
- Non-recreational drug use: a warning
- Polarbear politics
- Doing it for the Sun
- Fitness tips for the fainthearted
- Anyone but Italy
- Faces of war
- Two maps of London
- Behind the Elstree wire
- 'Death was the least she deserved' (postscript)
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June
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Partly political
- A very public sociologist
- Another Green World (Derek Wall)
- Around Britain Without A Plane
- Chicken yoghurt
- Dave's Part (Dave Osler)
- Fat Man on a Keyboard
- Gauche (Paul Anderson)
- Harry's Place
- Iain Dale
- Ian Bone
- Inveresk Street Ingrate
- Kevin Maguire
- Lenin's tomb
- Liam Mac Uaid
- Liberal Conspiracy
- Luke's Blog (Luke Akehurst)
- Madam Miaow
- Mike Marqusee
- Mike Power (Not a Blog)
- Neil Clark
- Never trust a hippy (Paul Evans)
- News Biscuit (John O'Farrell)
- Obsolete (septicisle)
- Organized Rage (Mick Hall)
- Pickled Politics (Sunny Hundal)
- Read my day (Paul Flynn MP)
- Rupa Huq
- Searchlight
- Shiraz Socialist
- Slugger O'Toole
- Socialist Unity
- Southpawpunch
- Stroppyblog
- Stumbling and mumbling
- Ta-Nehisi Coates
- The Daily (Maybe)
- This is Zimbabwe
- Three Score Years and Ten (Harry Barnes)
- Tory Troll
- Treasure of Baghdad
- ukwatch
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