Lost in Iceland

Financial Crisis
Councils ‘not reckless with cash’
Asian stocks hit after Dow plunge
World must follow my example, says Brown
Gordon Brown to sue Iceland

DAILY BLOG REVIEW / by Sarah Ismail

Hello Readers! I’m your new Friday NetCaster. I’d like to present a new feature, Friday Fun. Something to smile at, just because it’s Friday. Enjoy!

Blairwatch – This week’s NetCast starts with the Friday Fun link, just because we’re in alphabetical order. Being a poet myself, I enjoyed this effort.

Derek Wall – The Green Bible has arrived!

Feministing – I’m sorry, Jessica. I have never understood why people can’t read books before unneccessarily insulting their authors either. All the best for when your book actually gets published.

Ministry of Truth – Is God a delusion? WARNING: LONG.

Victoria Brignell/New Statesman – New Statesman’s resident DisAbled writer on the highs and lows of all her different wheelchairs.

Pickled Politics/Kulvinder – A short history of the banking crisis. Excellent.

Robert Sharp – Tells us why he thinks Obama will win the race to the White House. I hope he’s right.

Stumbling and Mumbling – What really matters in modern politics?

Tinuvielberen – On Sexism.

Send your favourite links to tips[at]liberalconspiracy[dot]org and if we like them, they’ll make the round-up. See you next week!

· About the author: Sarah is a DisAbled blogger with a degree in Creative Writing. She is currently working with a publisher while dreaming of writing a bestselling novel. Sarah blogs at Same Difference about DisAbility issues big and small. One of her blog posts was recently reprinted in this disability newsletter. She is a Trustee of The Nihal Armstrong Trust, a charity providing equipment and therapy to children with Cerebral Palsy. She is copy editor for Society Today Magazine, an up-and-coming, inclusive social interest publication that proudly calls itself Britain's first magazine for humanity, to which she also occasionally contributes.

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