Sandy Hook and the Right to Bear Arms

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.

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Living with disability – a personal journey

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.

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

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.

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