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Monthly Archives: April 2013
Working Class?
I am 60 years old. The older I get, the more disturbed I am at pictures of children in distress. Ipossible to see footage from war-torn Palestine and famine-blighted Ethiopia witbeing seeing my grandchildren. And I am sure that the … Continue reading
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Tagged Ann Widdicombe, Daily Mail, George Osborne, Jeremy Kyle, Mairead Philpott, Mick Philpott, Welfare Reform
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Ashes To Ashes…Norn Iron 1960s
I never really “got” Ashes to Ashes …or for that matter Inspector George Gently, Foyles War, Call The Midwife and WPC 54. Nostalgia…it’s not what it used to be. We live it seems in washy washy times and the only … Continue reading
Vexing Vexillology
Jamie Bryson is obsessed with Flegs. Willie Fraser is obsessed with Flegs…and so too is Mick Fealty over on Slugger O’Toole. The question has been posed that the National Flag of Ireland seems a bit dated as the “orange” bit … Continue reading
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Tagged Flegs, Jamie Bryson, National Flag of Ireland, Scotland, Slugger O'Toole, Willie Frazer
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What Does The Butchers Apron Mean To You?
I can’t remember if South Sudan is the 193rd or 194th country in the United Nations. Most have…even since 1945… Have been a colony of another nation…..At random, Dominican Republic, Angola, Algeria, Estonia, India, Phillipines, Poland have all been “owned” … Continue reading
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Tagged British Flag, Butchers Apron, Flegs, Imperialism, National Flag of Ireland, United Nations
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I Pity The (April) Fool
I don’t actually remember the classic BBC Panorama “April Fool” prank where Richard Dimbleby reported on the Italian spaghetti harvest. I have of course see footage of it. I do recallBBC Nationwides Luke reply reporting on the Oirish builders who … Continue reading
1745…The Mini Series
I sometimes get the impression that I am living my life back to front. Things that I am doing in my twilight years should really have been done years ago. Later this week, I will be making some radio appearances … Continue reading
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Tagged 1745, Culloden, Jacobites, Jacobitism, Nicola Sturgeon MSP
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