Sir Frederick Goodwin: a man who fell amongst traitors.
The decision to recommend to the Queen that Sir Frederick Goodwin be made to forfeit his knighthood by a committee…
Month: January 2012
Olli Rehn: Too late old boy.
Olli Rehn, European Commissar, sorry Commissioner for economic and monetary affairs has told European leaders that they face a ‘crucial’…
Wind turbines or the Falkland Islands: Which ones do you want to keep?
Click on the image above to see in full size the unlovely picture of these wind turbines and also a…
Babe Magnet? Err, no way.
Today’s article will appeal to all of us blokes. The appeal of this article however will be entirely lost on…
Richard O'Dwyer: A victim of that “Special Relationship.”
It is a well known fact in diplomatic circles that the “Special Relationship” that exists between the USA and the…
Devo Max: a canny Scot.
Never afraid of being politically incorrect, the British Gazette has premeditatedly committed that most heinous of criminal acts: made a…
Looking at the goldfish bowl from the outside.
One of the problems of living in a repressive state – such as the former sovereign state known as the…
Miss Emma West: Released on bail.
When Miss Emma West appeared at Croydon Magistrates’ Court after her incarceration in HMP Bronzefield, she was charged with two…
Sir Colin Blakemore, Kt. and Gerald Ronson, CBE.
Today, New Year’s Day we see that Professor Colin Blakemore has been passed over yet again for a knighthood. Rather…
Happy New 2012!
Above the spectacular display from Sydney over the iconic bridge. The Editor’s cousin lives in Sydney and this is always…