Monthly Archives: April 2021

Just one news story today. And yes I watched some of it. Some of it was surprising. The fact that he considered himself a refugee with no home, that he lived on hand outs when he was young (when he … Continue reading →

I’ve said it before and I think I now have proof – this virus is all to do with an alien takeover of the world. You can see the evidence as you walk around the streets – they are all … Continue reading →

Looking at the news today I cane across a story of a 10 year old Nicaraguan boy arriving illegally in the USA. There are increasing numbers of children being sent over the border alone in the hope they can get … Continue reading →

An interesting story about Neighbours being racist. I read the twitter post with interest. An actor has had to undergo therapy because of the “multiple racist traumas”. They list several examples. I doubt anybody would disagree that the use of … Continue reading →

On my weekend walk I visited a lot of places in Southport I had never been to. I walked down little alleys and took odd detours. It was amazing all of the things I discovered – I never knew the … Continue reading →

He really gets a bad name. I mean he is the guy who put the name Judas in betrayal. He is the guy that nobody would like as a friend. I was thinking about him tonight. He complained because Jesus … Continue reading →

So laryngitis has struck a friend. I was thinking of “Silence is Golden” by the Tremeloes. But then I thought of this song. I remember hearing them at Wembley. love the harmony. The lyrics are interesting “silence like a cancer … Continue reading →

I went for a long walk today – into the centre of town and back. Not the longest walk I have ever done, but this was all on pavement and I was trying to build up walking on a hard … Continue reading →

Did he resign because of the report? Is the report really bad? Is it really saying the UK is not racist? Let me give one quote from the report “Overt and outright racism persists in the UK.” Pretty clear really … Continue reading →