Bollocks.

Bollocks. - Songs of innocence and of experience

Douglas Spencer

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Bollocks.

[Sep. 10th, 2006|08:04 pm]

Douglas Spencer

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It's all bollocks.

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In early September 2002, I wrote:

The news is full of one-year-after-the-trade-centre. I bet that in 2006 it'll be full of five-years-after-the-trade-centre.

I was right. And a lot of it is bollocks. Uninformed, partisan bollocks.

andrewducker links to something that puts another point of view -- something written by

liz_marcs, a journalist that people seem to trust to get things right. Have a look.

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alexmc
2006-09-11 06:52 am (UTC)

Trying not to think of work five years ago.

I'm also aware that I am going to work this morning in one of the three highest profile buildings in London.

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