False flags, awkward questions, conspiracy theories and Sandy Hook

Before reading on, may I suggest readers check out my recent “Sandy Hook and the Right to Bear Arms” blog, in order to provide necessary context and background for what I want to say.

Summer of Rage (4)

Late Summer Bank holiday just over, families returning from their own summer holidays and children about to go back to school, and for the UK (at least in my book), notwithstanding there are often sunny days in September and even into October, this marks the end of the British summer, and it is now back to the regular grindstone.

Sandy Hook and the Right to Bear Arms

Like most Brits, there was a time I would have been bemused at the importance attached by many Americans, especially those of a more fundamentalist ilk, with protecting the “Second Amendment” with its “Right to Bear Arms”. Like many, I would have gone along with the official version of events of what took place in mass school shootings, typically that alleged to have taken place at Sandy Hook.

Living with disability – a personal journey

I suppose, I was well into middle age before I found that I was living with a disability. Prior to that, as with most folk, whenever I came across someone who had an obvious disability, e.g. in a wheelchair or blind, I would have made allowances, but would have been less responsive if the disability was hidden or not obvious.

My lifelong love affair with the Bible and, more importantly, the God of the Bible

Earlier in the week, I attended a helpful presentation along the lines: how we got our Bible, and this is what has triggered me to write thus …

Trumpwatch (56) – Trump, a Cyrus or a Jehu?

My last Trumpwatch episode was only two weeks ago: “Trumpwatch (55) – Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home raided”, but such is the influence of the man, despite not being (officially) the President these past 20 months, that there is always significant things going on, where he is somewhere near the centre of.

The C***d and V*x shebang revisited

Toward the end of February 2020, when news about Covid-19 was being reported, and it was to dominate the headlines for many months after, like many, I did not know what had hit us. I saw it like another flu variant that would soon blow over. Little did I predict the lockdowns, to be followed by the roll out of “vaccines”, along with the monumental collateral damage that would take place.

My Brethren roots and a history of the Brethren in Scotland

I was recently passed a link (by the author, Neil Dickson) to an article he wrote recently, titled: “The Brethren in Scotland: A Historical Overview during the Long Twentieth-Century”.

Bible Genealogies and Family Trees

I am NOT someone much into family trees (personally speaking)!

Climate Emergency – The Great Con

This is a mere update concerning my views on the “climate emergency”, in response to being taken to task on the subject.