Policy Forum: The World After Bush
Posted by David Howarth, MP for Cambridge, at 12:16, Thu 28 February 2008:
I am happy to invite you to the next policy forum I'm hosting.
We will be discussing The World after Bush and talking about issues such as the UK-US relationship, the American presidential election and other related topics.
Please join me Friday 29th February at 8:00pm, at CB2 in Norfolk Street.
I look forwards to seeing you there,
Best wishes,
David Howarth MP
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Posted by Jennifer Scott-Thompson, 13:47, Thu 28 February 2008: (Is this post abusive?) #
Sounds great, though I can't make it this time.
Posted by Jennifer Scott-Thompson, 08:55, Fri 29 February 2008: (Is this post abusive?) #
Alan, are you one of those planning to require immigrants to be able to speak English?
Also, a National Database brings a whole lot of new problems, as we have seen in the Government's recent inability to keep our data safe.
And why do you refer to Cambridge rather than the whole UK? It wouldn't work unless the whole of Great Britain did it.
Posted by Rebecca Murphy, 19:18, Fri 29 February 2008: (Is this post abusive?) #
Looks very interesting; I hope to attend.
Posted by David Midgley, 01:08, Sat 1 March 2008: (Is this post abusive?) #
'Englishmen'? That seems a slightly loaded (let me clarify: misogynistic) word. Of course, given the other 'isms' suggested by your post, Alan, I'm not too surprised. It's 'exposing', not 'exposuring', by the way. Someone should have forced _you_ to learn proper English, perhaps.