I spent much of my life living in Sandwell, a metropolitan borough in the West Midlands, sitting between Dudley and Birmingham. Although I was born in Dudley and lived there for four years, much of my life I grew up in Oldbury and Smethwick, before moving to Birmingham ten years ago in 2008. The Metropolitan Borough of Sandwell was formed in 1974, merging several boroughs, … Continue reading Sandwell: the one-party state
Since I was a child, I have loved the adventures of “Doctor Who”, the longest running show ever and one of the BBC’s finest creations. For the uninitiated, it tells the tale of a ‘Time Lord’ from the planet of Gallifrey, who stole a time machine called the TARDIS (Time And Relative Dimensions in Space) which was supposed to change its form to blend in … Continue reading Doctor Who: adventures in time, space, political correctness and diversity
How often do you see news stories beginning with ‘latest polls suggest…’, or ‘a new opinion poll reveals…’? Understanding that much of the mainstream media output is just propaganda, is a good starting point. Their purpose is to try and lead the masses into a particular way of thinking, always towards the outcome they are looking to impose. If the public can be tricked into … Continue reading Opinion Polls and the Sheep Mentality
I came across the following articles concerning Amazon, and I must admit, I got “triggered” (again!) Daily Mail: Amazon has nearly HALVED its tax bill to just £4.5m despite seeing sales in Britain soar to £2bn a year – as it stands accused of crippling our high streets: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6021101/Theyre-taking-fools-Amazon-nearly-halved-corporation-tax-bill-just-4-5million.html Daily Mail: Fake store fronts now lining the high street devastated by online shopping… just five … Continue reading Declaring war on Amazon
It’s 2018 and here in Great Britain we are finally having a summer worth moaning over. We’ve finally reached a point where we are seemingly entitled to complain about “how hot it is”. The funny thing is that so many people have forgotten what a ‘real’ Summer is like in the Northern Hemisphere, that when it happens, they forget why it happens. Is it down … Continue reading Feeling hot, hot hot…
On Sunday evening (22nd April 2018), I had the pleasure of seeing David Icke speaking at an event in Birmingham as part of his “Everything You Need To Know” tour. Rather than go into too much detail about what he spoke on, I’d like to start off with the extraordinary circumstances that led me there. Last year, I watched some of his previous videos on … Continue reading An evening with David Icke
Nothing found yet, because I haven’t begun writing. But when I do, I’ll be sharing my thoughts and opinions on various matters. If you agree with me, that’s great. If you disagree with me, that’s great too. Continue reading Nothing found
