controversies
It seems every time one racially-charged incident ends, a gender or religious controversy takes its place; Ruminate on the issues dividing our nation and world.
Sunak Was Confronted by an Angry Audience Member.
Rishi Sunak was facing an open question-and-answer forum hosted by Stephen Dixon of GB News. A man stood up in the crowd and said, "My name is John Watt and I'm one of the COVID-19 vaccine injured in this country. I just want you to look me in the eyes to look at the pain, the trauma and the regret I have in my eyes" Mr. Watt continued.
Nicholas BishopPublished 2 months ago in The SwampColleges and Universities Should Prepare for a Possible Trump Win
Before I begin I want to state I in no way endorse Trump but I do believe he will win the 2024 election. When Trump won in 2016 college students were crying, holding stuffed animals, hiding under desks and their beds and throwing a tantrum. They may not go as far as the MAGA people did on January 6 but who knows. I will give some ways I hope colleges and Universities are preparing.
Ferrari KingPublished 2 months ago in The SwampElderly Need Not Apply
Across all political affiliations, beliefs, dogmas, and voting patterns, "79% of Americans favor maximum age limits for elected officials". This is according to a Pew Research Center "survey conducted July 10-16, 2023, among 8,480 adults, [and]... June 5-11, 2023, among 5,115 adults". To put it simply:
How Wales plays a part in Israeli campaign of genocide in Gaza
In the summer last year I remember hearing about Senedd Economy Minister Vaughan Gething blowing the horn about an advanced United States-based engineering company expanding its presence with a new centre of excellence at Cardiff Airport, St Athan, in the Vale of Glamorgan.
Steve HarrisonPublished 3 months ago in The SwampBoris The Clown: Could Come Back!
Rishi Sunak said something to news outlets that no one would have thought possible. Asked if Mr. Sunak spoke to Boris, the Prime Minister admitted: "On occasion" and he could come back!
Nicholas BishopPublished 3 months ago in The SwampSadiq Khan: Wants More Money to Deal with XL Bullies.
Sadiq Khan has written to Greg Hands asking for 4 million Pounds so the Met is funded to deal with XL Bullies. The dog is now banned in the UK and unless your dog is registered, it can be seized and destroyed.
Nicholas BishopPublished 3 months ago in The SwampChildren being slaughtered while faint-hearted sit on the fence
The genocide in Gaza has gone from north to south over the past five months with the southern city of Rafah, where more than a million people are sheltering, the latest target in Israel’s ethnic-cleansing mission to destroy the heart and soul of the Palestinian enclave.
Steve HarrisonPublished 3 months ago in The SwampPicking Your Nose Could Kill You — How Fake News Is Made
I read a scary headline, and clicked on the link. Mostly because I am hiding a shocking secret, I pick my nose. In fact, researchers say in surveys, 91% of people admit to picking their nose daily. That is hard science, proven with statistics.
Scott ChristensonPublished 3 months ago in The SwampFalse flags flying in Middle East to inflame a global catastrophe
I woke up yesterday to the heartbreaking news that the United States and United Kingdom had been stepping up their efforts to foment the outbreak of World War III by mercilessly bombing targets in Iraq and Syria. The weather outside sounded frightful and in Cardiff later in the day Wales’ Six Nations campaign would kick off against Scotland at the Principality Stadium.
Steve HarrisonPublished 3 months ago in The Swamp- Top Story - February 2024
It’s Black History Month
It’s Black History Month. “I don't even know what that means.” I took this previous sentence from a mostly white oriented film, Blades of Glory (2007) that made the phrase ever more popular in the culture. The phrase found its way on a hip hop song with the clean title, “In Paris” by Shawn “JAY Z” Carter and the artist formerly known as Kanye West, Ye.
Skyler SaundersPublished 3 months ago in The Swamp We can lead a cause to Waters but you decide whether to drink
You know how it is sometimes, when you wake up from a dream and there’s this earworm wiggling around in your brain? Well, since last Saturday’s humanitarian crusade in Cardiff in solidarity with the people of Gaza suffering mercilessly at the hands of the Israel Defence Forces (IDF), I’ve had a slightly modified snippet of music from Pink Floyd’s 1979 concept album The Wall ringing in my head.
Steve HarrisonPublished 3 months ago in The SwampHow to con the world that the 'genocide' in Gaza is justified
Before I went onto the pressreader.com website this morning I had little doubt I already knew the answer to the question I sought to confirm, I simply wanted clarification that my suspicions were correct before starting on this article.
Steve HarrisonPublished 3 months ago in The Swamp