Neo-Nazis? Shut up already!<\/p>\n
Here’s some non<\/strong>-neo-Nazi related blogs:<\/p>\n 1) Andrew Norton<\/a> : is a barking mad reactionary, or in his words, ‘Carlton’s lone classic liberal’. A little dull, occasionally worthy, but about the most coherent bloggy defence of privilege I’ve found.<\/p>\n 2) Austrolabe: Australian Muslims<\/a> : a blog containing writings by a number of local Muslims on current affairs, politics and life in general. And in general, it’s an interesting and well-written read.<\/p>\n 3) Barista<\/a> : a relatively long-standing and again very well-written blog run by David Tiley, an Australian film writer from Melbourne. His thoughts<\/a> on the recent death of Pip Starr are of particular interest.<\/p>\n 4) BibliOdyssey<\/a> : a popular blog what contains huge numbers of prints reproduced form historical texts ‘n’ that. Today’s text: “‘Mausoleum Potentissimorum ac Gloriosissimorum Regni Apostolici Regum et Primorum Militantis Ungariae Ducum’ (Mausoleum of the Most Powerful Kings and Dukes of Hungary<\/em>) by Ferenc N\u00e1dasdy, 1664. The book appears to cover the rulers of Hungary from the tenth century up until the time of publication… Just by the by, the author happens to be the son of the infamous mass murderer, Elizabeth B\u00e1thory.”<\/p>\n 5) Blogger on the Cast Iron Balcony<\/a> : “A blog by an opinionated mother of two, which might lie idle for a while sometimes. The blog, that is.” Ho ho ho. Another blog on the sprawling media empire that is Sam’s media2.org, this Blogger appears to be a Feminist of some kind — possibly even a Communist — and should naturally be approached with extreme caution.<\/p>\n 6) Cyclic Defrost Magazine (The Blog)<\/a> : “Just when I thought I was out… they pull me back in”, said Michael Corleone, which pretty sums up my recurring bouts with music and music journalism. I don’t know how much great music I’ve read about and never heard — sometimes I just like to look at all them pretty pictures. I’m also constantly promised new horizons in sound, but usually musicians just take an existing product and put a clock on it or something… This blog focusses on “interesting” music.<\/p>\n 7) Television Advert’s at Duncan’s TV Ad Land<\/a> : the<\/em> art form of extremely-late capitalism. Submit.<\/p>\n EIGHT) where’s the beef?<\/a> : two vegetarians eat. Food. In Melbourne. A recent discovery, looks neat.<\/p>\n 9) Nourish Me<\/a> : Ha! Another vegetarian food blog. Pornilicious. Speaking of which, it’s time for a musical interlude, and what better way to introduce one than by way of Poison Idea<\/a>* with their #1 hit single ‘Punish Me’:<\/p>\n