So what’s hot, and what’s not, in the past week’s blogging?
Here are the six most popular posts on Zelo Street for the past seven days,
counting down in reverse order, because, well, I have outdoor stuff to do later.
So there.
6
Guido Fawked – Brown Speech Ignored The perpetually thirsty Paul
Staines and his rabble said not a word about Pa Broon’s intervention in the
Scottish independence debate. And they would only have done so had the Yes
campaign won.
5
Scotland – NHS Sting In The Tail Alex Salmond and his pals – plus most
of the press – were left flat-footed as the BBC had news of an impending NHS
funding shortfall in Scotland leaked to them.
4
Dan Hodges Confuses Himself As the No campaign, backed by Mil The
Younger, prevailed in Scotland, Hodges tried to explain why this was yet
another of his imaginary Disaster For Flailing Miliband moments.
3 Yes It’s No
The No campaign carried the Scottish referendum vote, and straight away an
ungrateful David Cameron misjudged the mood by not thanking Pa Broon for saving
his bacon.
2
Fake Sheikh – The Net Closes Another Mazher Mahmood related trial
collapses, another chipping away at the myth. The Fake Sheikh’s past may be
about to catch up with him.
1
Don’t Menshn The Scottish U-Turn She supported the Yes campaign, but
then Creepy Uncle Rupe wavered. So Louise Mensch supported the No campaign
instead. And remember, someone allowed her to become an MP.
And that’s the end of
another blogtastic week, blog pickers. Not
‘arf!
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