Social Affairs: National Health Service or No Hope Service?
The UK’s National Health Service – the NHS – has been under scrutiny perhaps more than ever before over the past four months. It is...
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Social Affairs: Freedom – Hard to get, Easy to Lose
“The great revolution in the history of man, past, present and future, is the revolution of those determined to be free.” - John F....
Logan’s Run – Fantasy and Fiction or Fact and Today’s Reality?
Regular readers (and those who have read my book, Comments of a Common Man) will know that I have a thing about a fictional story called...
Pulling the Rug out From Under Everybody
The current crisis enveloping airlines and air travel has provoked differing reactions from different people, as one might expect. There...
Careful Handling or Heading for Oppression?
The shutdown of a previously free and democratic society has raised a number of questions over the past few weeks. Among these has been...
The Trial of the People
There have been numerous opinions aired regarding the present crisis that has enveloped the world - and it is a worldwide crisis, of that...
Education; The NHS; Age discrimination - Extracts II from Comments of a Common Man
With Christmas fast approaching and a general election even sooner, three subjects arise daily on social media discussions: the NHS,...
Friday the 13th: The Nightmare before Christmas
This afternoon the House of Lords began to debate the general election Bill that was passed in the House of Commons (HoC) yesterday. As I...
Social Affairs: A Clumsy Pass
He’s been in the news recently but it’s a fair bet that many people have never heard of Jamie Griffiths. For those who may not know,...
No-one has been safe for a long time
A number of newspaper columnists have written recently of the case of Carl Beech, a.k.a. ‘Nick’, asking a pertinent question; if the...
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