In this issue, I explore the facts surrounding the spread of 'sewage sludge' on our fields and ask why we appear to be totally unconcerned about it
Author: James Blott
Starmer’s path is littered with banana skins he has laid.
Now that some of the initial responses to the election outcome have passed, commentators seem to have turned to speculating about what the new government will try to do, and how it will achieve it. By the time you read this, the State Opening of Parliament will have happened, and we may, or may not, have a slightly clearer idea.
Integrity – why it is priceless, is being thrown away and can never be recovered
Why has this election campaign so totally failed to inspire us? why is the overwhelming feeling one of mistrust in our politicians? I reflect on what has been missing
Why I won’t be voting for the ‘Uniparty’ on 4th July
The three parties seem to have merged into one so-called ‘Uniparty’ and whoever wins the next election, the trajectory of our country will continue in a negative direction. I much regret delivering this pessimistic assessment, but more and more I find that my fellow-citizens, from whatever background, share this view.
‘See Deeply’: the first of the ten principles of the Foundationist Society
A short film summarising the first of the ten principles of the Foundationist Society - See Deeply
Update on Carbon Mike/Dexter Taylor
Update on Carbon Mike/Dexter Taylor
Reflective Preacher 