Bloggers – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

Iain Dale on Conservative Blogging in the UK

By Peter Ould Posted on August 29, 2008 Posted in Conservatives, Technology, UK Politics 1 Comment Tagged with Adc, Adid, Amod, Amp, Aseg, Bloggers, British Political Parties, British Tories, Campaigning, Conservative Party, Consolation, David Cameron, Flickers, Gap, George Osborne, Gri, Grid Club, Gridclub, Hindrance, Iain Dale, Img Src, Internet Operations, Internet Terms, Irrelevance, Labour Party, Lip Service, Mpu, Newspaper Readership, Social Action Projects, Strategists, Telegraph Co Uk, Uk Portal

Iain hits the nail on the head when he highlights the problem the Conservative party has with the internet in general and bloggers in particular: George Osborne may have mentioned the internet in a couple of speeches, but the Conservative …

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Changing Attitude Pass the Buck

By Peter Ould Posted on April 11, 2008 Posted in Anglican Communion, Sexuality, Wholeness 10 Comments Tagged with Adjectives, Anglican Web, Archbishop Peter Akinola, Bloggers, Colin Coward, Conservative Argument, Conservative Blogs, Conservative Position, Conservatives, Death Threats, False Witness, Gay Anglicans, Hatred, Hoax, Incitement, Liars, Reverend, Thrust, Using Language

So Colin Coward has produced a response to blog posts on this and other sites, challenging him and Changing Attitude on the various allegations made in the two press releases of the past few weeks. This third press release is …

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Iain Dale on Conservative Blogging in the UK

Changing Attitude Pass the Buck