Terror and fuzzy logic in the demon haunted world
I once imagined that future generations might struggle to define our era. On the one hand it is an age of great enlightenment and scientific discovery; of information technology and […]
Iain Duncan Smith: Corbyn’s greatest achievement
Many of us will have read IDS’ resignation letter with incredulity. How does a man who has orchestrated so much misery for so many, pen a missive to the Prime […]
Survival of the fittest: George’s bankrupt budget
George Osborne has delivered his eighth budget. When he had finished, he sat down to Tory cheers, but outside the confines of parliament the yawning chasm between those that […]
The Ian Ayre Files
No Chief Executive of Liverpool F.C. has evoked as much discord amongst the supporters as Ian Ayre; well not since the last one anyway. Remember Rick Parry, or ‘Coco The […]
Tony Benn He Encouraged Us
Originally posted on Ramblings of an Ordinary Man:
Left to Right Tony Mulhearn, Tony Benn, Eddie Loyden, Hugh Dalton, Eric Heffer and Derek Hatton in November 1983 “He encouraged us.”…
Refugee Crisis: A radical proposal
Originally posted on iGlinavos education:
Greece faces an unprecedented migration/refugee crisis. UNHCR reports that more than 100.000 people have arrived in Greece since the start of 2016 alone. With borders…
Cooler Than The Fonz: A Dalglish Tribute
Today Kenny Dalglish turns 65. I can’t believe it. How did that happen? He has been part of our club for almost forty years, nearly all of my life. When […]
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