by The Editor | Nov 13, 2017 | Politics
Education, education, education It is impossible for the privately educated Englishman, and some state school educated ones too, to accept Scots wholeheartedly as one of themselves for to do so jeopardises their status as Englishmen. The reverse is true for Scotland....
by The Editor | Sep 15, 2017 | International
Has “political correctness” run wild, threatening to destroy our language and culture? Certainly, it’s a pain to have to learn new terms all the time. And no one likes to be scolded for using the wrong ones. But is this all just a way of repressing free speech and...
by The Editor | Sep 13, 2017 | International
How many disasters can we take at once? The short answer is that while the US is continuing to rebound nicely as the economy restructures, it’s still a very delicate process. Unemployment is low in much of the nation, or at least a lot lower than we have seen for a...
by The Editor | Sep 13, 2017 | Featured, International
Can’t pronounce it? Neither can I, but that doesn’t stop me from shining a light on this good lady. I was thinking last night, when I was searching for a subject for today’s good people post, that nearly all the good people I have highlighted thus far have been in...
by The Editor | Sep 13, 2017 | Environment
[red line is 6 GWh which was Scotland’s demand in 2015. Got the graph from: ‘Scotland Gagging on Wind Power’ by Euan Mearns at: http://euanmearns.com/scotland-gagging-on-wind-power/ in 2015] This eye-catching headline in Energy Voice today caught my eye as it was...
