Alan Simpson
Monotonectally pursue backward-compatible ideas without empowered imperatives. Interactively predominate low-risk high-yield ROI rather than adaptive e-tailers. Progressively morph standardized value vis-a-vis just in...
Entertainment
Cards look so good with a splash of color on the categories
Dynamically utilize resource sucking partnerships rather than fully tested outsourcing. Dynamically negotiate principle-centered sources with client-based e-tailers. Globally deploy high-quality initiatives with cross...
Would you like to find out why cactuses have thorns?
Intrinsicly productivate corporate e-markets after performance based deliverables. Rapidiously engage low-risk high-yield data before high standards in mindshare. Credibly foster resource sucking initiatives vis-a-vis...
Food & Drinks
The egos have landed
Jan 28, 2025 Political choices in Trump’s post-truth era In the court of Emperor Trump the oligarchs rule. At least they think they do. But as in any feudal system, even the oligarchs are just courtiers. Courtier power...
Coming alive in ‘25. Can Labour shift the political pendulum?
Britain entered 2025 amidst a welter of blizzards, flooding and abandoned public celebrations across the country. And we hadn’t even begun to talk about the government. It seems remarkable that Labour should enter the...
COP(OUT)29 – The Afterstory
They did their best – the climate activists, NGOs, environmental scientists, most of the delegates and civil servants – but it wasn’t enough. Big Oil won the day. From the Azerbaijani hosts to the flock of...
Life on Mars – politics of a different planet
You could almost touch the euphoria of an election outcome that comprehensively ditched the Tory government. Park any anxieties about what lies ahead. For Labour, 14 years has been a long wait in Opposition. So, the...
Lifestyle
Jeremy Corbyn – Energy Policy for the 60 Million
"A Labour government, under my leadership, will deliver an energy policy for the 60 million, not the Big 6 energy companies, championing community-owned renewable energy."
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Is there a rainbow beyond the riots?
Building a better Britain Let’s start with the language and analysis. The tidal wave of racist gatherings that swept across Britain was designed for riot, not protest. It isn’t enough to describe them in terms of...
Metanoia for the many – can we save the planet from ourselves?
Is it all too late? I hope not. But we are cutting it fine. In all recorded history, there has never been a more urgent need for an new societal vision. This is not just about redistribution from rich to poor. It...
Alan Simpson
Stuck in the muddle with you – the politics of complete confusion
“This is the new extinction and we are half way through it. We are in terrible, terrible trouble and the longer we wait to do something about it the worse it is going to get.” Sir David Attenborough I want to weep. The...
Say it with flour – could Gaza be the turning point?
The human slaughter in Gaza is an abomination. The only silver-lining is that this may be the global wake-up call we have needed for decades; challenging dishonesties we’ve turned a blind eye to and forcing a complete...
Food crises and the spectre of collapse
“Tractors to the left of us, Tractors to the right. Into the valley of Death Rode the six hundred.” This isn’t how Tennyson’s ‘Charge of the Light Brigade’ poem opens up, but residents of across Europe’s capital cities...
‘Get Back’ – alternatives to a better yesterday
It will be 55 years this month since the Beatles’ iconic, rooftop performance on Saville Row. This was the end of an era, end of a dream. With any luck, this year will see the end of a nightmare.
