Daily archives: June 15, 2009

Tweets today

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23:40 Blog: Tweets today tinyurl.com/kukjst #

11:39 Blog: One day I will have my own 3d printer tinyurl.com/ko9wn6 #

12:24 Just broke even for tax year to date 🙂 That’ll last until I pay studio rent tomorrow 🙁 #

13:42 Presents: Recording the voice over for 60 tinyurl.com/kmat2v #

14:51 @maskeddave There will be other productions and other roles. We’ve already discussed a non-speaking, but on-screen, part in "Bob Time" #

14:53 Why must iMovie generate thumbnails every time I open it? For a different project? Wasting nearly an hour waiting for it to sort itself out. #

16:44 Blog: Hooray for the Royal British Legion tinyurl.com/now2r6 #

16:44 Blog: Manchester World Naked Bike Ride 2009 tinyurl.com/mgdnfp #

20:27 Choose between Doghouse @ 7.15 @ amc and The Hangover @ 7.45 @ amc #

20:28 Wednesday’s film- Choose between Doghouse @ 7.15 @ amc and The Hangover @ 7.45 @ amc #

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Manchester World Naked Bike Ride 2009

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Last Friday’s naked bike ride was fun, even though the Police stopped us and claimed that no-one had told them that Naked meant we’d have no clothes on. More pictures in the Manchester World Naked Bike Ride set

Hooray for the Royal British Legion

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An open letter to Nick Griffin, Chairman of the BNP and MEP for North West England

09 June 2009

Dear Mr Griffin,

We couldn’t help but notice that there was egg on your face (and on your suit jacket) on the day after you were elected MEP for North West England.

Please don’t leave egg on ours.

You wore a Poppy lapel badge during your news conference to celebrate your election victory. This was in direct contravention of our polite request that you refrain from politicising one of the nation’s most treasured and beloved symbols.

The Poppy is the symbol of sacrifices made by British Armed Forces in conflicts both past and present and it has been paid for with blood and valour. True valour deserves respect regardless of a person’s ethnic origin, and everyone who serves or has served their country deserves nothing less.

The Poppy pin, the Poppy logo, and the paper Poppy worn during Remembrance are the property, trademark and emblem of The Royal British Legion.

For nearly 90 years, The Royal British Legion has pursued a policy of being scrupulously above the party political fray. It is vital that everyone – the media, the public and our beneficiaries – know that we will not allow our independence to be undermined or our reputation impaired by being closely associated with any one political party. This is more important now than ever.

On May 27th, 2009, the National Chairman of The Royal British Legion wrote to you privately requesting that you desist from wearing the Poppy or any other emblem that might be associated with the Legion at any of your public appearances during the European Parliamentary election campaign.

He appealed to your sense of honour. But you have responded by continuing to wear the poppy. So now we’re no longer asking you privately.

Stop it, Mr Griffin. Just stop it.

Regards,

The Royal British Legion

The Royal British Legion is the nation’s leading Armed Forces charity providing care and support to all members of the British Armed Forces past and present and their families. It is also the national Custodian of Remembrance and safeguards the Military Covenant between the nation and its Armed Forces. It is best known for the annual Poppy Appeal and its emblem, the red poppy.