What’s going on here?

Synapses is a repository for columns, rants and reflections, mostly on secular humanist issues and politics in South Africa. Please take a look around, and leave a comment if so inclined. You can also subscribe by RSS, or follow me on Twitter (links on the header bar).

Who writes this stuff?

All the content, unless otherwise specified, is the work of Jacques Rousseau. If you want to get in touch with me, click the "Contact" link on the menu bar. Please do not reproduce content elsewhere without linking back to the relevant post.

Comment policy

I'm a firm believer in free speech. However, there are ample opportunities for venting of spleen elsewhere on the internet. I reserve the right to edit or delete comments that exceed the threshold of my tolerance for stupidity or malice.
Open ↓
You are here: Home / Goblins and gobbledegook

Goblins and gobbledegook

Posted September 14, 2009 by Jacques Rousseau

A version of this post from June 16 was reproduced in today’s Star, Cape Argus and Durban Mercury newspapers – or you can read it here (pdf, 450kb) (as published in the Star).

Posted in | Tagged , ,

One Response

  1. Morne Harmse - could it have been prevented? | 6000 miles from civilisation...
    Morne Harmse - could it have been prevented? | 6000 miles from civilisation... September 14, 2009 at 11:59 am |

    [...] has a dubious reputation in South Africa, as Jacques Rousseau points out in The Star today and one can only hope that in sentencing, the judge completely disregarded the [...]

Leave a Reply