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WHY YOU ALL LOATHE RUSSIA (updated 18/10/2025)
Richard Cobden 1836 Russia’s support for Syria (updated) The South African Information Scandal Putin’s ejection of the oligarchs The takeover of the Guardian The Magnitsky Act Novichok and the Skripals If you try to discover anything about recent Russian history … Continue reading
PARKING PERMIT PROFITEERING A Letter to my MP and part of his reply
https://www.thesun.co.uk/motors/29779355/visitors-council-triple-parking-fees-dishonesty/?#Echobox=1723223881 Dear Mr Lammy I have read that Haringey Council has voted to triple the cost of parking, as well as ending daily permits so that only hourly ones will be available. This will completely wipe me out. I will … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged David Lammy, parking permits, profiteering, Tottenham
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Maria Zakharova on English Literature!
When you listen to the State Department’s latest cries that Gershkovich is a journalist and not a spy, just remember the autobiography of the British writer Somerset Maugham (Of Human Bondage, The Moon and Sixpence, Theatre, The Patterned Veil) called … Continue reading
TANGO
x I have to dance a tango with Joe. Commission I should not have taken on though Reduced to a flourish at the show. Joe can’t get the footwork. The red carpet Doesn’t help his pivot. No, Joe, no! Christ, … Continue reading
Empire Managers Explain Why This New Protest Movement Scares Them – Caitlin Johnstone on X
I recommend this absolutely brilliant analysis of the manipulation of ‘narratives’ by Caitlin Johnstone! There is a link to her site and this article at the foot of this post. The US secretary of state and a Bilderberg surveillance tech … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, war, Whistleblower Lit
Tagged Alex Karp, Antony Blinken, Caitlin Johnstone, Narrative, Palentir, protests
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How Good it Feels to Protest!
Today I lay down in the street (outside Pret). Haven’t lain down in the street since performance art events in the 70s. Must say it felt very good! Young people are realising that protest is a bonding. It energises. Nippers … Continue reading
Art and Anger
We seem to have entered into a time of lean years. I feel that the horrors of our time cannot be ignored. Seeking to deal with my anxiety in art, I created several slide-show videos using drawings I made with … Continue reading
Posted in art, Politics, Video, war
Tagged Mars and Venus, Samson and Gaza, The Runiad, war
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Matthew Hoh: Briefing to the UNSC March 22, 2024
Is this the speech of the decade, at the very least, as Matthew Hoh addresses the UNSC? “The permanent member veto must be abolished.”
Of a Snake and a Stith
From Arthur Golding’s A Moral Fabletalk. Seems a bit like NATO threatening Russia. A “stith” is an anvil. A snake, being in malice with a stith, laboured to bite off a piece of it. But the more fiercely he bit, … Continue reading
Gonzalo Lira on Victoria Nuland
A piece by the intrepid journalist Gonzalo Lira – murdered recently in a Ukrainian jail.
Posted in Politics, war, Whistleblower Lit
Tagged Gonzalo Lira, Ukraine, Victoria Nuland
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