Link Loving 18.01.11

• Time for Andrew Mitchell, Secretary of State for International Development, to turn rhetoric into reality and stop the World Bank investing in polluting power stations.
• David Cameron promised not to cut the EMA allowance. *Awkward*.
• Jon Alexander wants to play the games his grandparents played
• Meet Maurice Glasman, you’ll be glad you did.
• Nathan Schneider surprises us with President Eisenhower’s speech attacking the military-industrial complex.
• Micah Sifry explores who organised the Tunisia protests.
• Grist ponders why gays are greener. Nothing to do with being more fabulous.
• Natalya Sverjensky reminds us of the horrors of the Bush presidency with one simple photo.
• And as if it needed proving, the Economist explains why Americans just don’t get British humour.
• Daniel Elton explains how young people are paying for the Conservative-led government.
• Paul Sagar lists the large number of U-turns made so far by the government.