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Category Archives: Politics
Richard Duke of Aquitaine, Poitiers, and Gascony, Count of Anjou
Richard is better known to history as Richard the Lionheart but in truth he probably felt more at home in Anjou or Aquitaine than he ever did as King of England. It is a cheap trick I know but it … Continue reading
Want to fall from the stars
We think we know the stars but we don’t. Very few people know the bad breath they no doubt have from time to time. We have no real clue what the stars really look like with their perfectly managed images. … Continue reading
Happy New Year
So here we go again. A New Year and yet the same old story is being peddled to death – Corbyn is crap and dangerous and now is going to purge all the sane minded members of his shadow cabinet … Continue reading
No One Knows Anything
This weekend has proven beyond any reasonable doubt that our so called opinion formers, whilst claiming access to a higher level of understanding, know just about as much as people walking the street. On Saturday morning I posted an appeal … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged afghanistan, al-Qaeda, Daily Mail, Isis, Islamic Extremism, Jeremy Corbyn, Paris
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Paris
I, like most people, have been shocked by what happened in Paris last night. It is very easy, as some papers have this morning, to suggest that it was only a matter of time because of a or b … Continue reading
The absurdity of life
Every now and then something happens to lift the lid on the completely crazy way that Great Britain is run – last night was one of those times.The scenario is this – a Conservative government tried to remove a significant … Continue reading
Poker Face
One of the disadvantages of age is that you start to collect memories of how things have changed – and it is debatable whether they are for the better or worse. Take these two images. The first is Rawdon pit … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Politics
Tagged Capitalism, Conkers, Industrial Change, National Forest, Rawdon Pit, Redcar, Steel Works
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Corbyn – The Continued Freenzy
Jeremy Corbyn appeared to remain silent during the national anthem at the Battle of Britain memorial service at St Paul’s Cathedral… The Guardian – Caroline Davies – Tuesday 15 September 2015 You have to wonder just how bad things are going … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Chris Mullin, IRA, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour Party, Media, Polly Toynbee, The Guardian
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The mountain that Corbyn faces
This is the top fifty or so seats in the current parliament that Labour have to make a good attempt at taking if they want any chance of winning the next general election. This comes from the UK Polling Website. The … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Conservative Party, Election 2015, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour Party
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Be careful what you wish for
Hubris is, according to Wiki is a word of Greek origin meaning extreme pride and self confidence which, as we all know, usually comes before a fall. So it is just at the moment in the Tory press and parts … Continue reading
Posted in European Referendum, Politics
Tagged Conservative Party, David Cameron, European Union, Hubris, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour Party, referendum, Tory Party
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