If you can’t hide the crime …
15
Feb
… play the victim!
Category Archives: life
CV-19 and the Great Reset
8
Feb
CV-19 as fictitious is not the only conspiracy theory in town. Just yesterday a fellow dog walker, a likeable bloke and seemingly sane, gave his view of the corona virus as unleashed by China. The “communists”, he told me, are … Read More »
The Trent in spate
1
Feb
The weir at Beeston, snapped soon after our move to Nottingham in November 2018. See these gates? Their concrete platform is two metres above the river. In this next image, taken in late January this year, we can just make … Read More »
Attenborough in snow
25
Jan
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Ad hominem? Sileo iam meus theca!
20
Jan
Some Latinates are so commonplace I’ve stopped italicising them. Ergo, etcetera – what kind of anal repressive writes that out in full anyway? – and the Facto Sisters, De and Ipso, are cases in point. Others I now find so … Read More »
How I joined a cult. Part 6: Science!
18
Jan
Continued from Part 5 Note the child. Many kids appreciate the benefits and take well to meditation. The ’80s BBC 1 series QED – that which was to be proved – popularised scientific principles by applying them in various arenas. … Read More »
On a commuter train to Perth, Scotland
1
Jan
Just another dreary Monday morning – but what happens next has generated 27.5 million hits on Youtube.
In the sweet embrace of opacity
31
Dec
Attenborough on the last day of 2020 … A happy new year to one and all …
How I joined a cult. Part 5: Ineffability
29
Dec
The Andrew Cohen Community at Foxhollow, Massachusetts, 2002 Did I fail in Part 4 to show, as any storyteller should, those ‘deep’ or ‘heightened’ states of ‘non dual’ consciousness I say were milestones on my road to culthood? In fairness … Read More »
My December Reads
27
Dec
What would you do if stuck in a lift with John Pilger? Former Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger, in a new book reviewed here by Media Lens, quotes with approval a fellow journalist saying he’d stick pins in his eyes to … Read More »