What is the ‘Event’? And why are tech billionaires seemingly rushing to build Doomsday bunkers? Does any of that relate to Trump and his ‘ballroom’ obsession? Let’s examine this a little. The construction of the White House ‘ballroom’ in
“The biggest national security emergency” is how it has been described. Benjamin Netanyahu, as usual, attacked the “weakness” of the British government in defending Britain’s Jewish community. Meanwhile, have you heard of the ‘Shomrim‘? You’d be forgiven for saying
“Some shots are gonna be fired in this room tonight…” So said White House
What are they doing up there? Or, to repeat myself from a few years ago,
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“A whole civilization will die tonight, never to be brought back again…’ So said the ‘Prince of Peace’ in a badly judged
A simple proposition: is the long-awaited destruction of the Al-Aqsa mosque about to be carried out… by Iran? This has started to
“He’s no Churchill…” President Trump famously said of the British Prime Minister weeks ago. This was of course the US President’s typically
So, it looks like Bibi isn’t dead: but it was a fun diversion for some while it lasted. In fairness, the online
As ominous ‘black rain’ was falling over Tehran, the US/Israeli Holy War in Iran entered week two. There’s a lot else too.
As the country observes commemoration of the terrible 7/7 bombings that occurred in London 10 years ago this day, what will almost certainly be missing from the mainstream coverage is any mention of how flimsy and non-credible the official narrative of those events is. You will hear constant talk of
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There is something innately fascinating about, not so much the judicial process as a whole, but the institution of the trial itself. That’s why court-room dramas are so popular. From classic films like To Kill a Mockingbird, 12 Angry Men or even the trial of Kirk and McCoy in Star
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Today the world will say its final goodbye to one of the greatest cultural figures – and probably the most charismatic – of the 20th century. And also the greatest sports star probably of all time.
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35 years after the original film, the sequel to the
So, so sick of this BS. And I know I’ve
Widely published ‘reports’ in the last week or so claimed
One of the (many) weird things about the pandemic was,
On 13th March 1996, according to the ‘official’ version of
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With the classic Monty Python line-up being talked about a
The passing of Peter O’Toole in December was a sad
“So this is how liberty dies,” she says, with a
Among all the various ‘controversies’ to surface concerning the Star
The X-Men film franchise in general has been a mixed
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Music
A fair amount of new music comes my way on
The term ‘icon’ gets thrown around a little too casually
I can’t believe Debbie Harry turned 70 today. Whatever that
Yeah, seriously. And you don’t even have to ‘win’ the
The ‘turning down Amy Winehouse’ bit is admittedly a slightly