Corporate Media in Heavy Trumpcrush!
Talking about the corporate media – like I so often do – does anybody in England actually read the papers, or even watch the news on the telly, anymore? If they … Continue reading
“Didn’t even notice you were gone”
Sometimes I feel like one of those kids who always gets left behind on school trips. They pop into a toilet for a quick piddle, only to find the bus … Continue reading
Romería de Conil 2016
Unbelievable as it may seem, nearly a whole month has elapsed since Christmas Day. With New Year’s celebrations three weeks behind us, and Dia del Reyes more than a fortnight ago, the … Continue reading
Goodbye 2016 and good riddance!
Normally, I try to be in bed by ten at the latest on New Year’s Eve. That’s if Angelica doesn’t catch me and make me stay up till midnight. This … Continue reading
I wrote Fake News for a National British Newspaper!
In the spring of 2002 I was living in countryside of Andalucia when I submitted an idea for a regular column to the travel section of UK’s Independent newspaper. Intent … Continue reading
Modern First Family
Modern First Family – TV review With Fake News hitting the corporate headlines it’s getting almost impossible to distinguish fake news from real news. In order to let our readers judge … Continue reading
House of Cads
A source close to Westminster, who would prefer to remain anonymous, recently told me of a filthy rumour flying round concerning Parliament’s vote to strip Sir Philip Green of his … Continue reading
Sniffin’ about an Andalusian pueblo at Easter
The other evening, Angelica and I went for a sniff about the pueblo to see what was up. It being Good Friday, the town’s Easter cabalgata was in full swing. … Continue reading
Missives from Santa Catalina
Tales of an Andalusian fishing pueblo … … where time stands still as the World flies by Introduction to Santa Catalina and some of its characters In the autumn of … Continue reading
Guardian hack trolls his own readers
Not content with the mobs of vacuous trolls funded by various British intelligence agencies constantly at each other’s throats in its comments sections, it appears the Guardian is now employing … Continue reading
Give us some snout, Dave!
Couldn’t resist doing this. For those not in the know, in the UK snout is also prison slang for tobacco and cigarettes.
While others moan and rant, Jeremy Corbyn rocks
You’ve got to love Albert Einstein. Nutty professor personified, he invented the atom bomb by mistake. I wish I could do stuff like that by scribbling on blackboards. Not invent … Continue reading
Bryan Hemming 