
Women’s March in 10 iconic images
I’m a big fan of protests. Or to be more precise, I’m a big fan of the right to (peacefully) protest. I remember being about ten and watching from the …
Read MoreI’m a big fan of protests. Or to be more precise, I’m a big fan of the right to (peacefully) protest. I remember being about ten and watching from the …
Read MoreThe first rule of Whine Club is: you constantly talk about Whine Club. You talk about it, you Facebook it, tweet it, Snapchat it, YouTube it, write about it, email …
Read MoreYes, it was clickbait, and yes it worked – “Taylor Swift faces backlash over Women’s March”. What could she have possibly said? That it’s all well but it’s not going …
Read MoreThe President is gone, long live the President. The past eight years is history – a bad history – and the next four or eight years is uncertainty – a …
Read MoreAs my regular readers would know, one of my favourite dictums about politics is the oldie but a goodie that the right thinks the left is wrong, but the left …
Read MoreMeryl Streep think that Hollywood is the most vilified segment of American society. She’s wrong, but even if she was right the most vilified segment of the most vilified segment …
Read MoreWhat is there to say about Meryl Streep’s speech at yesterday’s Golden Globes that hasn’t been said by someone else already? Probably nothing, but bear with me anyway. One of …
Read MoreOnce, the media covered stories; now they cover them up. Prefacing it all with the standard “allegedly” – in Barack “Racial Healer” Obama’s home town of Chicago, four young (three …
Read MoreConfession: I read a lot. Always did, since I was 5. Perhaps too much. Which is why, to avoid bankruptcy, I don’t buy new books. My readings range widely and …
Read MoreOne reason why I was so concerned over the recent reports of Queen Elizabeth II’s health problems is because this idiot is next in line to replace her: Normally at …
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