Author Archives for Gabriel Syme
Letter to the press
US government owns you and your smoke
Samizdata quote of the day
Victim's victims
NO2ID official launch
Smoking ban condemned
The spinning BBC
"They are the government and we are just ordinary people."
'Multi-cultural' Britain?
Is it a big state in your pocket...?
When's the news?
It is not defence cuts but defence restructuring
Be prepared!
Buggy NHS
Personal data out of control
Time to object
The most successful communities in Britain
The World's Most Direct Political Quiz
Nation-building is a tricky business for a post-Marxist mind...
Turning the heat on Michael Moore
Samizdata slogan of the day
No armchair generals here
President Reagan passed away
The UN-holier than Thou
Cross to bear
Let's lead by example
Linux uncovered
What's wrong with this picture
Cherchez le politicien
A very long report
A very nasty picture
Samizdata slogan of the day
London gas attack foiled
A call goes out to Ireland
A good day for democracy?
It's all about oiiil (revisited)
Clash of idiotarians
Samizdata quote of the day
The wrong way 'round
Just like in the good old days...
Geekonomics
A good question
Muslim sensitivity training gone bad...
Japanese train sign
Samizdata slogan of the day
Yet another blog about the BBC
BBC drama
Herons, Shephards and restaurant reviews
Well done, Britain
Bad day for multi-culturalism
Multiculturalism - an interim phase
NuMafia
Setting an example
Frozen out of history
Blogging for freedom
Passport to Pimlico
X-rate BBFC
Samizdata slogan of the day
Who's Who the f***?!
Another reason to think highly of Churchill
Get old - get racist
Potemkin village of capitalism
The 'hole' story
Dumb's the word
Poor man's Stalin
Nothing new on the Eastern front
Quick... this man needs a blog
Courtesy costs little
Taxing politicians
Colourful web
How liberals argue
Them who live in glass houses should not throw stones...
Internet's first blood sport
Record Label Sings New Tune
Way to go, Vladimir...
Deeply shameful
Internet and politics
John Keegan on American imperialism
The Beeb mafia
Big Blunkett strikes again
Busiest job in the world
Matrix
The Cenotaph
The other use of champagne
China and Walmart
Dog shoots man
CBS gives in...
No longer the 'dumb little brother'?
Governmental crusades
French Connection
French malaise
Iraqis' enemies
From nanny state to pimp state
Different states of government
Pre-historic EU found in the Strait of Gibraltar
When the law is not the law
Love's Labours Lost or words to that effect
Stupid 'security'
Gain new skills online...
Iraq's future: who will claim the credit
Samizdata slogan of the day
A tale of an EU whistleblower
Britain's 'grey army' mobilises for action
Adieu à la France qui s’en va
The media in the Gulf
The media story
What's in a name IV?
Not so Swede
French block
Just your ID, ma'am
White Rose choice assortment
Aux armes!
Samizdata.net HQ reporting
La Vita not so Dolce
One down...and a big one to go
Dispatches from Basra V
Rose in bullet box
Quotes from Iraq
Dispatches from Basra IV
DMCA on stereoids
China to embrace capitalists
Real news from Basra
Good news II...?
Grave corruption
US Tony Martin? I don't think so...
US 'war crime' that wasn't
Basra, Basra, its a hell of a town!
Greek farce - British tragedy
Bolting the stable door...
Missing the target
Dispatches from Basra III
What's in a name II?
Hell is Belgian bureaucrats
Dodgy dossier from dodgy government
Airbrushed out like Trotsky
Dispatches from Basra II
Property rights New York way
Dispatches from Basra I
EU fraud
EU to 'harmonise' VAT
EU action on spam
Samizdata slogan of the day
Alternative Samizdata slogan of the day
White Rose bleeding
Samizdata slogan of the day
Another oxymoron
Talking about state symbols...
EU to get its own state symbols
Parlez vous Deutsch?
The "F" word
Blunkett's unfree mind
Samizdata slogan of the day
US troops may go to Liberia
EU tax turns into mess
News about North Korean nukes
Al-Qa'eda's Trojan horse
New kind of game
Truth about trains
Club of queer trades
Sir Denis Thatcher dies
EU 'radical reform' of CAP
EU rears its ugly head
Different uses for technology
A new blog on the block
Truth about EU constitution
Tommy Atkins in need of treatment
Bulldog breed
A bit of light(bulb)-hearted humour
EU tax on internet sales
Czech your email
The Americans must come...
Fat-tax ahead
Weapon of mass acclamation
Samizdata slogan of the day
D-Day remembered
Joan of Arc with future
Don't mess with Salam
"Federast" in Parliament
Iraq ponders meaning of freedom
Samizdata slogan of the day
European devolution
Once more, with FLAIR
Truth about Iraqi 'baby parades'
Chirac Planning Career Suicide
The Matrix off-loaded
The curse of 'whatever'
Barmy Parma drama
This DVD will self-destruct
Samizdata slogan of the day
Message to anti-war protesters
Eye for eye...?
Pax is with us again
RIAA turns even na(p)stier
Crime most foul
Garlic powder sparks panic in Paris
New kind of festivities
Samizdata slogan of the day
New Iraqi Scuds
Our magnificent men
Police 'unable to cope' with volume of crime
The war is over
Update on 'Britain imprisoned by EU'
PayPal falls short of Patriot Act
Copy where right is due...?
Britain 'imprisoned' by EU?
"Sorry but sh*t happens" just won't do...
This is not Fool's day joke
Two perspectives...
Samizdata slogan of the day
Little Bobby Fisk
Samizdata slogan of the day
Samizdata slogan of the day
Not all quiet on domestic front
Costly strategy
Why it is right to fight Saddam
We are back!
New Europe remembers
Battle of quotes
Ratwatch
Executive seats
Warblogging
Missing in action
Pax in Baghdad
Samizdata slogan of the day
France's oily dealings
Now we play games...
Putting the boot in...
Russian roulette
Millions for defense, not one cent for tribute
Valentine's day data
Western double standard
Samizdata slogan of the day
U nEd nU DXNRE or the Gr8 decline of Eng grammar
ARA aka Armed Robbery Agency
Samizdata slogan of the day
Mind the closing gap
Chirac's 'true' friend
Guardian - wrong, falsch, khata'a
Old style morality...
Just a reminder...
My protest
Samizdata slogan of the day
Exeunt France and Germany
It's all about oil, after all
Samizdata slogan of the day
Oooh, the Tranzis strike back!
As if we didn't know already...
Samizdata slogan of the day
The noble six
Chocolate barred
All quiet on the Middle-Eastern front
Key to parental control
Asylum for the not so mad
What would they do about Hitler?
Oxford's dilemma: Dignity or money?
'Honor' where honour's due
For David...
People and freedom
Would you fight a totalitarian state?
Remember, communism is evil
