Bloggers For The Government
I came across the Bloggers 4 Labour site today.
As I understand it, blogging is about independent thought. That hardly sits well with the top-down, presentation is all approach of Mr Blair - or Mr Brown's - Labour Party.
Had he been alive today, I think Dr Johnson would have taken one look at any of the Bloggers 4 Labour sites, and concluded that whilst it is not done well, it is a surprise to see it done at all!



So... ?
Posted by:B4L | October 23, 2007 at 12:10 AM
Some of these sites are better than others. I respect the ones that will at least post comments critical of the original postings.
It's a difficult job to support the neo-liberal agenda of NuLab and one that must conflict with what some of them truly believe. It's interesting to see them twist and turn don't you think?
Posted by:Pat Harrington | November 03, 2007 at 11:47 AM
I think Labour activists are used to those gyrations by now.
Pat - I guess you are exempt from Nick Griffin's proscription on blogs, given you are not a BNP member?
Posted by:Paul Stott | November 04, 2007 at 08:18 PM
I didn't know that he had proscribed blogs! As you guess it doesn't affect me.
I post (under my own name!) to a number of blogs on different topics if I am interested and get the time. I used to post on the old Red Action forum and was sad to see it go. I'm banned from Urban75! I think that it is good for people of different or opposing views to argue in a (comparatively) safe environment like the Internet. Perhaps some will even review their ideas in the light of argument or new facts! I live in hope!
Posted by:Pat Harrington | November 08, 2007 at 02:36 PM