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Category Archives: 21st century
The British Police……becoming a laughing stock!
The British Police are in danger of becoming a laughing-stock, witness the recent arrest of a 78 year old defending his house against a burglar for stabbing the intruder. He then gets arrested for “suspected murder” before a public outcry … Continue reading
Sheku Kanneh-Mason and the European Union Chamber Orchestra
On the 25th February 2018 I went to a concert at the Subscriptions Rooms in Stroud, Gloucestershire with our friend Liz who had managed to get tickets. It was a sold out audience because the featured soloist was Sheku Kanneh-Mason, … Continue reading
Muslim women and their hypocrisy……..
There seem to be many muslims who come to the UK (out of choice) as visitors, asylum seekers or economic migrants because they think we are a country worth living in. Why is it then that when they get here, … Continue reading
Posted in 21st century, Abuse of power, abuse of women, Culture, Islam, Uncategorized
Tagged islamic hypocrisy, slang off the UK, treatment of women
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Ryanair………..somewhat lacking in customer care!
I recently experienced the delight of flying Ryanair from Manchester to Madrid for the first time and what an interesting experience it was. The flight was scheduled to depart Manchester at 6.30am and so it was a crack of dawn … Continue reading
Posted in 21st century, Criticism, Customer Service, Uncategorized
Tagged customer experience, one sided relationship, Ryanair
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Berlin Philharmonic……….where are the women?
Every year about this time I receive an e-mail inviting me to look at the forthcoming season of concerts by the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra. I have visited Berlin and attended one of their concerts and I have made it clear … Continue reading
Will Bradford University welcome an antisemite?
According to Guido Fawkes the political blogger, David “The Jews” Ward has some time on his hands since his sacking from the LibDems. Ward says he is going to spend it completing a Master’s degree in the Peace Department at University of … Continue reading
Its the atheist dudes who are most generous…………
AN ARGUMENT often advanced for the encouragement of religion is that, to paraphrase St Matthew’s report of Jesus’s words, it leads people to love their neighbours as themselves. That would be a powerful point were it true. But is … Continue reading
Posted in 21st century, compassion, Culture, Psychology, Religion, Uncategorized
Tagged Atheists most generous, religious people less generous
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South Africa on its way to becoming another Zimbabwe……..country riddled with corruption
Last week South Africa finally got around to sacking its high commissioner to Singapore, more than four months after a newspaper exposed her criminal past. Until that point officials had managed not to notice that the high commissioner was a … Continue reading