Baby, You Can Take Away My Car
There is a certain greyness to Monday morning, no matter how bright the sunshine nor…
Tag: politics
Review: A View from the Foothills by Chris Mullin
[AMAZONPRODUCT=1846682231] Perhaps the most depressing aspect of Britain’s Labour government is the amount of conformity…
UK Budget 2009: The Triumph of Silliness
The Slovene philosopher Slavoj Zizek once said you could learn a great deal about a…
South Africa: Vote Prickly, Vote Democratic Alliance
Today is Earth Day, and by all rights, I probably should be commenting on that.…
The Mirage of Simplicity
I’ve never been a big fan of biofuels. Some may call me crazy, but I…
Tea Party Pooper
I haven’t been paying much attention to what’s been going on in America this past…
The Era of Hard Choices
I’m not usually inclined to comment on a book before I’ve read it. However, I’m…
Another Brick in the Wall
For those who have been spending their Easter holiday away from the news or are…
The Soft Focus Administration
OK, so I’m disappointed. We’re 77 days into the Obama Administration, and not everything is…
The Era of Missed Opportunities
Two days ago, I was walking home from the train station when I heard a…