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I didn't mean to blow my top, but those of us at ground level atre fed up of being politically driven up what appear to be blind alleys.

I agree that the sheer number of cars in our small over c ...

Amazing!

I posted some facts. It seems to me that he who is blathering on and on about subsidies, and the evils of the oil and gas industries is unable to see the wood for the trees!

It ...

But, away from California is reality now hitting home?

Germany is being forced to increase its use of coal to stave off economic problems. (Russian gas supplies being cut.) The U.K. is also un ...

Blimey C.B. You should be so lucky. Petrol over here has now topped £2 (2.51 dollars) a LITRE!. (11.5 dollars a gallon.)

You're quite right. What's cancer, World War 3, or who farted in the lif ...

Guns are not an issue in our lives over here, and would have no connection with our exercising of our traditional freedoms.

I live on an estate adjacent to the large secondary school (for town a ...

Well, my sleep pattern has become disorganised Craig, (brain whirring all night) and this pandemic has changed me from being a night person, into an early morning nut case.

As for obsessions, my ...

What has always baffled me is how civilisation (human social and cultural development and organisation) has managed to take hold, and actually maintain itself? Given that getting on for a third (and ...

Precisely.

Because of the total focus on the Covid pandemic, and the potential (in some countries actual) overwhelming of hospital and health services, the early diagnosis and treatment of other ...

The latest W.H.O. calculation of excess deaths from Covid per 100.000 people for all countries, reveal that the global average is 96. The European average is 170, and the United States average is 140. ...

Frankly, I agree Dean. I would like to think that, behind the scenes, such has been made crystal clear to all potential aggressors, which is the intended purpose of the nuclear deterrent, and why we M ...