Fiction
On Dangerous Ground, Chapter Twelve
Week Four Continued Open up your laptop, we can transfer everything on to yours, you can then add it on to the rest of the information we have. “Who else are the people on the [more…]
Articles by Going Postal
Arts
Jinnie’s Story, Book Nine – Chapter Twenty-Three
With the orders from USA Gas and Oil Inc. signed, the plans for expanding Bearcat Catering (UK) were implemented, but the additional staff required to run from the Potters Bar offices made the three floors [more…]
Authoritarianism
Socialism: The Road to Hell Paved With Good Intentions
Introduction This article was going to be about how socialism as a concept and system is intrinsically morally corrupting and degrading, both to society and the self. The following article was going to be, ‘are [more…]
Arts
Reading – A Love Story: Into the Great Wide Open 1977-1982
I started high school in early 1977. A very different place. You went from being a 12 year old at the top of the food chain to some insignificant squit. There were people with pubic [more…]
Democracy
Isolated WSR Snout in Trough
Since the new year WSR, wanting total control of the IEBC (in ensuring Presidential results are announced first), saw the IEBC register 5M IDP Voters in a week in the Northern Kenya Refugee Camps Kakuma [more…]
Arts
(A Little) Off the Beaten Track in Rome and some Rugby Thing
Mr A and I had been to Rome to watch the 6 nations match, England versus Italy, 2 years before and enjoyed it so much we wanted to go again. Last time we visited all [more…]
America
Epstein……Behind the Curtain (Part 5)
The chronology demands emphasis : October 2009. Epstein had recently been released from incarceration. He was a registered sex offender. And he was engaged in correspondence concerning state-of-the-art genetic manipulation technology and its commercial exploitability [more…]
Literature
Words Part Thirteen
Spring is sprung. The grass is gris, I wonder where the birdies is, The bird is on the wing, but that’s absurd. The wing is on the bird! Anon Beginning to feel like the season [more…]
Animals
Larry’s Diary, Week Three Hundred And Nineteen
Monday Good morning, my friends. It was a bit misty when I ventured out this morning, not cold or wet, but not very nice. Still, it wasn’t raining, and it was a bowl of Felix [more…]