How to give away money, sit on ones hands, and orchestrate a defeat.
Will Keys Extract: “The Nineteenth-century military philosopher Carl von Clausewitz observed that the first duty and the right of the art of war is to keep policymakers from demanding things…
The End Of The Great Game
Hannes Wessels What is astonishing, and dare I say, disappointing, about the contagion sweeping English cricket in the wake of Azeem Rafiq’s allegations, is the cowering response from players, fans,…
The Week That Was
Gerald Potash Hello again, No you’re not making a mistake. It’s not Thursday but this is the last of my newsletters for a few weeks. My plans have changed and…
Kyle Rittenhouse vs the entire liberal planet
Simon Lincoln Reader Increasingly deranged social justice theory suggests that we must shoulder the burden of violence and its consequences in the fight against inequality. I’VE SPENT SOME EVENINGS this…
The Week That Was
Gerald Potash Hello again, The horse-trading has begun. 66 municipalities are “hung” i.e. there are no outright winners to form the municipal councils and coalitions have become the new buzz-word…
Gary Ballance: A Victim Vilified.
Hannes Wessels I was still a schoolboy when I read Arthur Miller’s ‘The Crucible’ about the Salem Witch Trials that unfolded in Massachusetts in the late 17th century. I found…
Have you heard about the Australian police ‘Fixated Person’s Unit’?
Will Keys Oh! Yes. Believe it, its true! A version of the Australian Fixated Person’s Unit (“FPU”) has been established in every state police force in Australia. The NSW police…
The Week That Was
Gerald Potash Hello again, There really should only be one story this week and it is all about the municipal elections held countrywide on Monday. The feature of this election,…
The smoke and mirror world that envelopes SARS-CoV-2
Somehow, when SARS Cov 2 hit this overpopulated and beleaguered world, all the rules changed, and all of our previously tried and trusted viral paradigms were intentionally shifted – from…