Category: Politics and Society
This is Donald Trump from the other day. I certainly don’t doubt that matters pertaining to UFOs and UAPs are interesting, and would welcome disclosure and transparency where these matters are concerned, but the...
In one of his recent posts, Derrick Thiessen of Theology Archaeology put forward the idea that crimes should be reported immediately. It is impossible to know for certain, but considering prior debates and arguments,...
It is not without some extreme irony that in my recent back-and-forth with Citizen Tom, he bemoaned how Democrats champion science whilst not following it. Meanwhile, thanks to the rhetoric of RFK Jr, there...
One of the biggest truths in life is that if I make a post containing observations, links to evidence, even tables and charts using said evidence, I will invariably draw a response from the...
In the wake of a number of conversations with Citizen Tom, Derrick Thiessen of Theology Archaeology decided to wade in, and decided to argue in favour of a Christian Theocracy (well, that or a...
Not for the first time, I have had people object to me, a Brit, commenting on US politics. Not for the first time, all I can think of is how ironic this is. Bloggers...
No sooner had I followed through with an exercise in examing how there are a great many arguments why Republicans should not be trusted, Citizen Tom issued a response. Tom thinks my post is...
OK, so the title is somewhat dramatic, but there’s a nugget of truth to it. With Reform leader Nigel Farage running his mouth off about ending working from policies, it seems clear that he...
Recently, I read an interesting ‘exercise’ from Tom of Citizen Tom, where he went through a list of his own concoction as to why people shouldn’t trust Democrats. Of course, this is unfortunately a...
Picture the scene. You’re a tourist, who has booked a dream holiday to DisneyWorld. This is a once-in-a-lifetime voyage across the Atlantic to see one of the most iconic cultural and leisure destinations on...
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