admin | November 30, 2010
I am one of those people who kind of pay attention when a lone voice cries out for attention continuously. Recently I became aware that one the Telegraph’s commentators, Christopher Booker, has been trying to draw attention to the danger of the Social Workers’ powers in the UK to remove and force the adoption of children in a system that does not appear to have enough check and balances to ensure injustice does not happen.
admin | November 18, 2010
Call me an old cynic but the riots against the United Nations peace-keepers in Haiti make me smell a rat. With elections just round the corner I have my money on the fact that someone does not want too much outside scrutiny of the elections.
admin | November 15, 2010
Sayings like ‘one law for them and another for us’ and ‘only the little people pay taxes’ are sentiments that come out of a system that is basically unjust. Many will say we should be thankful that we live in a society where we can say things like that and not be thrown into prison or worse still shot. Really? Just because that is true does not make it right and nor does it mean one should just put up and shut up.
admin | November 12, 2010
Not a day passes now without some African country reporting the discovery of oil deposits with the latest news worthy finds in Uganda. Relying a little on memory here; along with Uganda, Mozambique and Namibia will be joining the giant African producers of Angola and Nigeria and the other seven or so non-Arab countries .
admin | November 10, 2010
A warning to the “I’m alright, Jack” brigade from talking2myself concerning Britain’s public spending cuts….
admin | November 9, 2010
Recently one of the police forces in the UK used twitter to demonstrate the kind of work they were doing over a 24 hour period and let me say, it was fascinating. So fascinating it probably robbed many businesses of man hours, I know it certainly distracted me until I got a grip. By the end of the 24 hour period the police had received 3,205 calls and made 341 arrests.
admin | November 5, 2010
The much-heralded “cap”, they agree, will have only a negligible impact on immigration.
