What More Is there to Write About the Persecution of Julian Assange?
I hear, “You haven’t written about Julian Assange for a while, “quite often. It makes me feel quite guilty, but…
Why Writing About Politics is an Exercise in Futility
Over the past five years so, I’ve spent a lot of time writing about politics. I don’t see the point…
Assange Extradition Decision Surprises and Teases
Regular readers know that I’m a passionate supporter of Julian Assange and his efforts to expose the criminal underbelly of…
Victimhood – a cultivated state of mind
According to the Cambridge dictionary victimhood is: the condition of having been hurt, damaged, or made to suffer, especially when you want people to feel sorry for you because of this or use…
Why I believe Trump will win in November
Just three days before the 2016 US election I told a fellow ALP member, “I believe Trump will win.” He…
Kid Gloves for China
Regardless of what you think of the coronavirus “pandemic,” the situation has certainly brought some issues into focus. Perhaps one…
Is There Already a Cure For Coronavirus?
There is a lot of doom and gloom being pedalled by most mainstream media outlets about the effects of coronavirus…
Maybe we need a little March Madness
So, this is March madness. Empty supermarket aisles, a toilet paper shortage, politicians slashing regulations and pumping money into the…
Assange is a piece in play in a much bigger game.
I haven’t written directly about Julian Assange for some time. There are people who have greater insights and larger audiences…
Could Jared Beck Be America’s Voice of Conscience?
Jared Beck and his wife, Elizabeth are two of the very few precious voices of reason in the quagmire that…