Patricia Lynch QC – An Unlikely Heroine

Posted on August 11, 2016

As I get older, I find it hard to look up up to people or admire anyone in particular, which is a natural thing I guess. It's great as well, as when I was younger I used to be scared about upsetting people and would be careful about saying what people would like to hear. Now I just avoid them and walk the dog. I don't really like sports people, especially footballers, pop stars are generally manufactured and have nothing interesting to ...

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Bring Back the Old Days – It Was Only a Bit of Fun

Posted on August 4, 2016

After the successful campaign to bring back passports, patriotic voice of Britain (based in an offshore tax haven) The Sun, has listed the next campaigns to be headed up by 'Bwing Back the Old Days' campaigner Barbara 'Babs, Tits Out' Windsor.  In a maverick, patriotic return to the good old days of the 60's, 70's and 80's The Sun have targeted the return of the following; Spangles The Black and White Minstrels Policemen who can ...

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How About a Drugylympics?

Posted on August 3, 2016

When I read about Olympic cyclist Lizzie Armistead yesterday, I couldn't help wonder how she managed to miss three drug tests in a twelve month period, knowing that this constituted a potential four year ban. Now, I am not qualified to say she may have been doping (she has been cleared to compete by a heavy hitting legal team) but if I faced my livelihood being taken away for four years because I kept missing doctors appointments, my house ...

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Saudi Dirty Tricks that Avoid the Mainstream Media!

Posted on August 2, 2016

In recent times I have become increasingly aware that C4 news is now the best independent evening news station. This came more apparent tonight when I watched, with a heavy heart, the humanitarian crisis in the Yemen that we hear little about. The Saudi forces are actively targeting humanitarian aid and children are starving to death, so why do we hear little about this? Simple. We are Saudi allies and we are supplying the weapons ...

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The Grisly Tale of Combe Gibbet

Posted on August 1, 2016

We took the dog up to Combe Gibbet yesterday so I could complete another leg of the Test Way, the walk from Inkpen to Eling in Southampton that is generally only memorable for its ability to cut through Hampshire and skillfully avoid the river it is named after. Unfortunately, we took the wrong path which means, unwittingly, I have now started the Wayfarers Walk which snakes from Inkpen down to Emsworth on the South Coast and is probably ...

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