Let’s face it, 2011 will go down in history as being a sensationally awful year.
A lot of bad things happened in the past twelve months, almost too many to mention… and one of them is just about my lack of posts.
Let’s face it, 2011 will go down in history as being a sensationally awful year.
A lot of bad things happened in the past twelve months, almost too many to mention… and one of them is just about my lack of posts.

Pre-Christmas in London's West End
I would like to wish all readers of this website a very happy holiday. Back soon with the yearly site review.
Prime Minister David Cameron has decided to put the perceived needs of the United Kingdom at the expense of Europe after using the veto against measures in dealing with the Eurozone debt crisis at Friday’s European Union summit.
The UK will stand alone after leaders of the other twenty-six EU states signed up to the measures. No doubt many of the government’s allies in the newspaper media will hail this standoff as the day the country stood up to the EU, however, it is nothing of the sort.
If you have been wondering where I’ve gone, I’ve in the last week created the AW page on Facebook, in which I will post weblinks of current events and write a short summary. Check it out, like, or make a comment, it’s all public.
The media hysteria over the reports on the YouTube videos showing two women shouting racist abuse on public transport has been way over the top.
What the women were doing in ranting about the large influx of foreigners into Britain is just the same as many of the national press have been doing exactly the same thing past and present by publishing such misleading information on the controversial subject in the newspapers.