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Benn says blog

July 2nd, 2009 · Posted by Skuds in Politics · No Comments · Politics

Tony Benn said lots of things last night.  There were observations, reminiscences, aspirations, explanations, theories, jokes, and so on, but unlike most politicians he did not give out instructions.  Maybe that is what makes him different.   Anyway, one of the few specific pieces of advice was to blog.   He said that he intends to start doing it himself and says it is like having your own newspaper.

I look forward to adding his feed to Google Reader if and when it happens.

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