The Duchess of Cambridge, good old Kate Middleton, is pregnant. I must admit, I don’t care too much about it. Someone who seems to be taking the news even less seriouslyis Kaya Mar....
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If you’ve spent any time on social media, you’ve probably heard chemtrail conspiracy theories. Many of us know these people are talking nonsense, but lack the talking points to fully rebut their arguments....
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Quite a bleak message is being sent out to business owners in the retail sector this week. The Centre For Retail Research (CRR) is a body that investigates consumer trends and commercial finance,...
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I enjoy covering the nutters; giving them a bit of air-time, supporting the under dog etc. There’s plenty of Obama haters in the world, mostly in the US, although Russians aren’t at all that...
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I had been planning to write an article about UKIP this week, aiming to explore their views; how they promote those views; why they have become more popular and the implication for British...
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The conspiracy theories that surround Tupac are convoluted and sinister. He was arrested for crimes he may not have commited, and ended up being murdered. In this article, we discuss his death and...
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My last post about flags caused some controversy, so I need to reconfirm my stance: I know that to some people, flags are symbols of imperialism and even racism. This is undoubtedly true. But...
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Yeah, I like flags. To some they’re symbols of misplaced national pride or a banner to wave over the down trodden. But we mustn’t blame the flag for that. It is the flag waver...
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I wrote a post recently about Saparmurat Niyazov, one of the craziest despots in living memory. His reign over Turkmenistan was cut short by an eagerly awaited heart attack in 2006. His successor Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedow spent some...
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I’ve not been to Turkmenistan and I’ve never met anyone who has been there, but it sounds pretty bonkers. It’s the richest nation in Central Asia despite being about 80% desert, thanks to...
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