Political correctness is currently represented as almost an act of Parliament, when in actual fact, I understand, it has no legality whatsoever. Its roots are in communism, and it is a tool for the minority to beat the majority with. From what I read and hear, I believe that it is increasing with every year,… Continue reading 13.04.08, Political Correctness.
Month: April 2008
11.04.08, More Politics.
Political Ironies and political apathy. Politicians in Northern Ireland,England, Eire and America are celebrating the first 10 years of the Good Friday Agreement. It is ironic because it was the Westminster politicians who foolishly sent in the Paras on Bloody Sunday. The whys and wherefores of that day have been rumbling on for 39 years,… Continue reading 11.04.08, More Politics.
10.04.08, The Outcome.
To some actions they are reactions, and to every reaction there is an outcome. Two things have happened recently, a woman saw a man waving her down, whose car appeared to have broken down. She stopped, went over to help, another man appeared and held and stabbed her and the two men ransacked her car.… Continue reading 10.04.08, The Outcome.
08.04.08, Taking Liberties Without Permission.
I start here by saying that what I write is my speculation, based on my own experience, and a little knowledge. You know what they say, ‘ a little knowledge is a dangerous thing’. For a long time I have been frustrated by soap manufacturers, for constantly changing the ingredients in the soap, so I… Continue reading 08.04.08, Taking Liberties Without Permission.
06.04.08, The Scourge of Mammon
I am writing about a specific case, but it doesn’t mean we don’t all know of those selfish people who, without respect for the outcome, scrabble, possibly cheat, and certainly can ruin not only the economy of individuals, but the economy of a country. I remember there was a man, I forget his name, who… Continue reading 06.04.08, The Scourge of Mammon
04.04.08, Westminster and other matters.
I don’t remember members of parliament in the past, showing so blatantly the wish to be loved, as those we have today. It seems that this wish determines some of the priorities in the order of legislation. Currently Gordon Brown is behaving as if he was permanently on the stump, with photo opportunities in hospitals,… Continue reading 04.04.08, Westminster and other matters.
02.04.08, Prime Ministers, Plus
I wonder if all prime ministers today are as pigheaded as the last two we have had, who make parlous decisions without the money to support them, ignore the real professionals, the highly trained people at the workface, and go ahead, willy-nilly, with their own agendas. Blair’s agenda was his ego, he thought he had… Continue reading 02.04.08, Prime Ministers, Plus