The Disconnected Free Radicals Mix
The Disconnected Free Radicals Mix
I took a while producing this mix for you to download (right-click the link on PCs, ctrl+click on Macs). It comes in at a hefty 92.7Mb when unzipped, but the download is just under 60Mb. Disconnected Free Radicals brings you an hour and five minutes of thought-provoking, thematically-linked tracks. All for gratis, nought pence, nuffink.
Okay, if you still don’t get it, it’s a free gift. 
“Environmentalists are anti-immigration nationalists” - say what?
In an astonishingly bitter rant in defence of her right to buy foreign strawberries and beans, Yasmin Alibhai-Brown of The Independent has today stated in her column that environmentalists are anti-immigration. She provides no qualifiers—just anti-immigration, as if you’re either for or against it, in totality, without exceptions, full stop. She smears those of us who advocate buying local food as being racist nationalists, and provides many false and grossly offensive reasons why we advocate local produce while not referencing a single actually genuine reason.
I’m disappointed. The woman’s appearances on BBC News, reviewing the newspapers, have in the past been occasionally entertaining. But I will from now on switch over immediately whenever I see this racist, pompous, bigoted ostrich show her face on my TV screen. I don’t want to hear or read another word from her addled brain. Maybe it’s something in the strawberries as opposed to the water?
tags: commentary, environment, food miles, opinions
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