I woke up in the middle of last night feeling outraged at Nobel Peace Prize winner, President Barack Obomber’s determination to persuade the US Congress to launch into an aerial attack on Syria to dump more suffering on yet another Muslim nation.
I got up, made a cuppa tea, and sat down and wrote some notes for this blog. …
There is something utterly distasteful when elected leaders, such as President Barack Obomber, expouse a major policy and you know he does not mean a word of what he says. …
On August 6, 1945, the biggest act of mass murder in a single hour in human history took place when a US airplane dropped a nuclear bomb on citizens living in the city of Hiroshima, Japan. Three days later the second greatest act of mass murder took place when another US plane dropped a nuclear bomb on Nagasaki, Japan. …
I can still recall on November 28, 1990 walking into a café in Cornwall in the west of England and picking up a newspaper with the headline that Margaret Thatcher had resigned as Prime Minister. …
I jumped for joy on November 28,1990 when Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher got evicted….Read More »
I jumped for joy on November 28,1990 when Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher got evicted…. Read More »
Successive British governments for generations, as well as far too many British citizens, have promoted the view that Britain is a truly civilised nation. There is an immense amount of hubris around such a viewpoint that must make countless numbers around the rest of the world shake their head in disbelief at such naivety at our history. …
