Me on TV?

[imomus]

After a spate of abstruse and intelligent journal entries about pond life and suchlike, I thought I'd make a rather stupid and jubilant one just showing me, yesterday, chuffed to the proverbials because a producer from my favourite British TV programme -- in fact the only British terrestrial TV programme I watch regularly -- contacted me quite out of the blue to say he was thinking of trying me out for the show. I can't tell you which show it is until something comes of this -- and probably nothing will. But after years in what feels like a wilderness, at least as far as my relationship with the UK is concerned, to appear on British TV, and on my favourite show, would feel like some kind of triumphant return to the bosom of the motherland.

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Get Bush

[auto-appendix.livejournal.com]

It's our world too:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uselections2004/story/0,13918,1326033,00.html
A useful tool kit to hack into the election

Re: Get Bush

[imomus.livejournal.com]

That's a brilliant initiative on the part of The Guardian. I've long thought that 'no taxation without representation' should be extended to 'no invasion without representation'. And, as the Guardian points out, the US president has almost as much influence on British politics these days as on Iraqi politics. British troops were committed to war by an American president we didn't get to vote for. We absolutely deserve the right to influence the choice of his successor.