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Arts

A Laotian Farewell (past memories part II):

It was early March in 1975 when the editor wandered into the newsroom of the New Zealand Herald and asked for volunteers to go to Vietnam. Specifically, Saigon. The older men kept their eyes down, [more...]
Conservatives

Labour’s bad boys – Part 19 Crayons

If the PM and his Deputy are on the make then we can expect an epidemic of fiddling among their minions. Angela Rayner has been the MP for Ashton-under-Lyne since 2015. Having left school at [more...]
Arts

Down on the Farm. 1977-1982 – Sheep, Crops and the Dam

A second piece about activities on the school farm. As I’ve said in the last piece the place was a massive source of entertainment for teenage boys. Let’s get down to details though. Sheep The [more...]
Communism

Labour’s bad boys – Part 18 Andrew Gwynne

Andrew John Gwynne is the MP for Gorton and Denton. He was suspended in 2025 because of offensive messages he had written on WhatsApp, In 1996 he was elected to Tameside Council and has done [more...]
Politics

YooKay2026…… A State broken by Corruption (Part 2)

Almost a third of all government spending, £391 billion a year, is not spent by government departments. It is spent by 438 separate publicly funded bodies that ministers cannot direct, Parliament cannot easily scrutinise, and voters [more...]

A Laotian Farewell (past memories part II):

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It was early March in 1975 when the editor wandered into the newsroom of the New Zealand Herald and asked for volunteers to go to Vietnam. Specifically, Saigon. The older men kept their eyes down, [more...]
Labour’s bad boys – Part 19 Crayons

2nd July 2026 0
Down on the Farm. 1977-1982 – Sheep, Crops and the Dam

1st July 2026 0

Labour’s bad boys – Part 19 Crayons

2nd July 2026 0

If the PM and his Deputy are on the make then we can expect an epidemic of fiddling among their minions. Angela Rayner has been the MP for Ashton-under-Lyne since 2015. Having left school at [more...]
Labour’s bad boys – Part 18 Andrew Gwynne

1st July 2026 0
YooKay2026…… A State broken by Corruption (Part 2)

30th June 2026 0

A Laotian Farewell (past memories part II):

2nd July 2026 0

It was early March in 1975 when the editor wandered into the newsroom of the New Zealand Herald and asked for volunteers to go to Vietnam. Specifically, Saigon. The older men kept their eyes down, [more...]
Down on the Farm. 1977-1982 – Sheep, Crops and the Dam

1st July 2026 0
Bash 2026 Report

29th June 2026 0

The Iran War, “Rope-a-Dope”, and the 1415 Battle of Agincourt

29th June 2026 0

The military consequences of the Iran War have precedence in the 1415 Battle of Agincourt, in which an inferior number of English archers defeated a much superior number of French armored knights. Its implications reverberated [more...]
An Easier (Circular) Route to Plutocracy

27th June 2026 0
William Hedley: The Man Who Made the Wheels Stick

22nd June 2026 0

Bombs and Betrayal, Chapter Six

27th June 2026 0

Dave sat in the lounge waiting, he was early, he wanted to see who came through the door. There was no mistaking the Chief Constable, although he had changed out of his uniform, he still [more...]
The Scrapbook of Sherlock Holmes, 6/6: The Giant Rat of Sumatra. Part 2 of 2

21st June 2026 0
Bombs and Betrayal, Chapter Five

20th June 2026 0

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