But obviously they only get really solid solidarity if their political perspective happens to coincide with the journalist’s. In yesterday’s Guardian Gabby Hinsliff spoke out in support of fellowContinue reading
Category: Politics
The People’s Charter for Change ~ Advert
Advert (May 2009) Welcome to the age of austerity! The bank crash has cost us £1.3 trillion so far and politicians and economists say itContinue reading
London’s Burning
This morning, a day after the appalling tragedy in Grenfell Towers, I read a comment on FB written by my friend Chris, a recently retired firefighter whoContinue reading
Who do you trust with your future?
This morning the poor privatised Royal Mail postman struggled through pouring rain to push a single slightly soggy letter through my letter box. It was addressed toContinue reading
…But I’ll never forgive him for Brexit
I started arguing with Bob a couple of years before New Labour’s first term began in 1997; back when Tony Blair was still a cherubicContinue reading
Not what Corbyn might have chosen but…
It’s the last day of my ten year old’s Easter holidays and we cycled a mile or so down the road to collect his friend for a playContinue reading
What point are you trying to make?
It’s said that a picture can paint a thousand words; they certainly provide a simple straightforward means of setting an agenda. Consequently since the death of Fidel Castro lastContinue reading
I, Daniel Blake
Let’s be clear, I really like the Olympic Studios; sitting at the very front in one of their comfortable reclining seats with my feet upContinue reading
Selling off the NHS
SHARES = AWARENESS LIKES = EVEN MORE FRIENDS GET THE MESSAGE COMMENTS = HERE TO FIGHT FOR WHAT I BELIEVE IN! NB: This postContinue reading