So, Disclosure Day is here. The movie, that is. This article contains no spoilers, by the way: I haven’t seen the movie yet anyway, so I don’t know what any of the big twists or revelations are. And I probably
So, Disclosure Day is here. The movie, that is. This article contains no spoilers, by the way: I haven’t seen the movie yet anyway, so I don’t know what any of the big twists or revelations are. And I probably
“The greatest World Cup ever…” is what he’s calling it. Of course he is. And that’s what ‘FIFA peace prize’ winner Trump was saying before any of it had even started. Meanwhile, “Chill” was what the FIFA president said in
The horrific murder of Henry Nowak has become a major trigger for social unrest and
There’s a lot to unpack here, a lot of high strangeness: not just UFOs, but
So, more UFO files. More uncertainty and ambiguity. The May 22nd release, much like the May 8th release, contains some genuinely interesting
So, the Pentagon’s highly publicised release of UFO related files began a few days ago. The initial tranche of files – as
Or perhaps more accurately, the question would be ‘is there foreign involvement in the plot to oust Keir Starmer?’ “We don’t need
What is the ‘Event’? And why are tech billionaires seemingly rushing to build Doomsday bunkers? Does any of that relate to Trump
“The biggest national security emergency” is how it has been described. Benjamin Netanyahu, as usual, attacked the “weakness” of the British government
On September 1st 1918, Damascus fell. Or was liberated – depending on your perspective. It fell to the Arab Revolt, carried out in the name of the Hashemite Prince Faisal of Mecca, and aided by the famous T.E Lawrence. The capturing of Damascus, the oldest inhabited city in the
MoreHistory is cyclical, they say. Or, to quote George Lucas, “it’s like poetry, it rhymes.” That idea has been very much in mind as I’ve watched this Imran Khan saga and the degradation in Pakistan’s politics unfolding. I examined the important details concerning Khan’s removal from office here: and, crucially,
MoreI’ve been fascinated by historic letters and correspondence for some time; and I wrote a post covering some of this a while ago. Letters, particularly communications never meant for public consumption, provide a fascinating insight into significant historic or cultural events, times or figures. They also can help to humanise
MoreOne hundred years ago Albert Einstein, in his General Theory
Remember, remember… not just the 5th November: but July 13th.
The apparent Russian attack on a maternity hospital in Mariupol
I have gone back and forth with my view on
So here’s a question: who remember’s Gaddafi’s claim back in
“So this is how liberty dies,” she says, with a
In anticipation of the highly anticipated X-Men: Apocalypse movie, I
Rita Hayworth is still one of the most iconic pop
Christopher Lee, aside from being one of the last greats,
So a new blockbuster called Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire has just
Kristin Hersh’s debut solo album Hips and Makers, released in
So, I went back and forth for a few days
I’m not the only one who’s sad to hear that
Being something of a social outcast and regular grouch, it
The ‘turning down Amy Winehouse’ bit is admittedly a slightly