It’s Called Freedom of Speech
As Tom Paine bemoans the loss of free speech in this country, we are reminded of that loss in the Indy. Gail didn’t think she […]
Month: March 2014
Thoughts on Thinking
Or the lack thereof. As is necessary these days, when delivering a training course I have to go through the domestic arrangements and one of […]
War Weary West
General Sr Peter Wall is warning us about our war weariness. A “moral disarmament” in the West that has resulted in a reluctance to engage […]
Simple Answer
The question… What is puzzling is how we – each one of us – should respond to all this persuasively authoritative information. Well, yes, we […]
That Rings a Bell
Being lied to during a job application. This stretching of the truth, however, is not a one-way street. Many new employees have told us that they […]
No, Thanks.
Following the debacle of my medical exam at the end of last year, I now find that I am in the risk group that NICE […]
I Know What I would Have Done
Paxman bemoans the lost sense of duty among the young and feels that were the Great War to have happened today, we would not have […]
A Sense of Proportion
Like what Kirsty Wark doesn’t have. “There are more women driving in Saudi Arabia than you will ever see on Top Gear. In fact, you actually […]