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Listed below are comments made by JoggingBlogger between Wednesday, 4th February 2009 and Friday, 23rd October 2009.

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Question Time....your verdict 08:55am on 23 Oct 2009 Mr Griffin was bullied and picked on by the panel last night, the audience was clearly biased and "seeded" - by whom, who knows - this man is a democratically elected politician. If this was a member of the Communist Party no-one would give a damn, is it because Griffin and his party have indeed hit a seam in the British electorate and are a real and present danger to the mainstream parties? Surely Sayeeda Warsi, as a Conservative, must have similar views on mass immigration - somewhat diluted obviously, to Griffin. And, please, could the arrogant Left stop assuming that the colour of someone's skin denotes their politics, funnily enough I think that's called racism.
Which sporting events should be protected? 11:01am on 16 Jul 2009 Quite right Zeldalicious, I've been saying this for ages. The Beeb and ITV should get together and fund a BBCTV Sport channel, broadcast free-to-air 24/7. Both organisations can find the finances to support it and with "gentle" sponsorship to boost funds the BBC can't object on the grounds of "no advertising". I'm still furious about the ECB's decision to sell its soul to Murdoch, why can't we have ball by ball coverage back on Channel 4 where it belongs. I don't want Sky installed and presumably they won't lend me a dish so I can watch a decent game of cricket every now and then!
Discipline in schools 08:47am on 06 Apr 2009 The ill discipline in schools is a hangover from the let-it-all-hang-out attitudes of the sixties and seventies. "Little Johnny" can do what he likes because he needs to be creative and a little person in his own right. This is the psychobabble of the American childcare gurus, we swallowed it hook, line and sinker and this is where it has got us.

Children don't need rights they have parents, when they're 18 they can have all the rights they want. Until then adults need to take back responsibility before we all descend into a hell of our own making.
What language is acceptable at work? 09:33am on 04 Feb 2009 God Bless Carol! She's a breath of fresh air in this stifling PC atmosphere. Welcome to Stasi Britain where private remarks are reported and punished.

By the way who was this "retired male tennis player", Yannick Noah maybe? Let's have his views.

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