Category Archives: British Politics

Torylaboursaurus Fossil Found

Posted on September 13, 2016 by michaeldouglasbosc

Through out history in every age there is a creature that arises and affects all it touches and then its time is past. Today is the time of the Mammals who haven’t been around for a great length of time on … Continue reading →

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Hunt For Destruction

Posted on April 25, 2016 by michaeldouglasbosc

R.I.P “You are doing a wonderful job Jeremy, a wonderful job, yes indeed, St Margaret would be proud of you my boy.” “Thank you Prime Minister.” “Yes you walk tall in her footsteps. She destroyed the coal mines and miners, … Continue reading →

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Referendum, But whose?

Posted on March 30, 2016 by michaeldouglasbosc

I am not a supporter of Jeremy Corbyn too much of a pacifist for my liking, however he is playing the EU referendum very well. Criticised by the  Tory press for not supporting the Prime Minister’s efforts to stay inside … Continue reading →

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Parallel Universe?

Posted on November 5, 2015 by michaeldouglasbosc

We have all read about the ‘parallel universe’ but dismissed it as science fiction but is it??  after the past few weeks I am beginning to have my doubts.  As I have mentioned before I have high blood pressure which … Continue reading →

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Rebel Without A Cause?

Posted on October 29, 2015 by michaeldouglasbosc

There are many things to oppose within the political sphere, the world can be an evil place and it is easy to criticize the actions of others be it your friends, enemies and everybody in between. Man the barricades, roll … Continue reading →

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Think, Think About

Posted on September 22, 2015 by michaeldouglasbosc

I have been rather quiet on this front for  some while wondering what the consequences of the general election would be. I made no bones about the fact I thought Ed Miliband would make a decent prime minister with a … Continue reading →

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How To Commit Suicide or The leadership Election

Posted on July 23, 2015 by michaeldouglasbosc

I used to be a member of the Labour Party in White City. There were some very caring people about, plus some wild cards and people who knew how to play the system in the euphoria of 1997 when we were all … Continue reading →

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Formula One Decisions

Posted on May 26, 2015 by michaeldouglasbosc

or  Decisions of the Unconscious Mind Formula One is a sport of decisions, measured sometimes in hundredths of a second. Decisions that are made deep in the subconscious of the mind, decisions that are literally made without even thinking about … Continue reading →

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How Many Crooks Steal My Books????

Posted on May 22, 2015 by michaeldouglasbosc

Now here´s a funny story, no, no it isn´t!  I write stories because I enjoy it, I certainly don´t make lots of money at it, it´s probably cost me more than I have earned.  Unfortunately there isn´t some great organisation … Continue reading →

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HUMAN RIGHTS

Posted on May 12, 2015 by michaeldouglasbosc

  Judges at the Courts of Human Rights can be dangerous people. Their rulings affect not only those persons asking for a decision on behalf of murders, rapists, terrorists and those who incite their actions, but also those that are … Continue reading →

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