What affects us affects cats
International law was always and will always be fragile and doubtful regarding its effectiveness because countries pull in different directions especially nowadays. There is a lack of interest in enforcing international law and it is getting worse. There is a lack of excellence in terms of cohesiveness and collaboration internationally. This leaves the door …
Trump is the author of his own failure over his attempts to broker peace in the Russia/Ukraine war. Although he blames Zelensky, he should be blaming himself. He has reduced the peace process to deal making. With that premise everything is distorted in attempts to find a solution to the war. And it is …
Sir Keir Starmer has spent his first weeks in office fawning over Donald Trump. A state visit, lavish banquets, and even a letter from the King — all choreographed to show that Britain is once again America’s dutiful ally. The Prime Minister dressed it up as a “reset” of the special relationship, a demonstration …
2025 – James O’Brien, a prominent LBC radio presenter, hates Brexit so much he’ll bring up the topic and slag off Brexiteers at any available opportunity to the point where the listening public are heartily sick of the arrogant man. He always characterises Brexit has a massive act of self-harm by the British people. …
In a world of high inflation, economic fragility, and spiralling government deficits, America continues to behave as if it’s immune from basic financial gravity. Nowhere is this contradiction more visible — and more damaging — than in the sheer scale and spectacle of the U.S. presidency. Every trip abroad by the president costs millions …
Remember: what affects us affects cats! If the world is drifting to WW3 as seems to be the case and if it is being partly fueled by Trump, it is relevant to this website! Donald Trump has long styled himself as a dealmaker and peacemaker — the man who would stop wars, mend old …
As the United States grapples with an unprecedented level of national debt, the cost of servicing that debt is becoming one of the largest items in the federal budget. In this moment of mounting fiscal pressure, the prospect of a president who treats debt as a strategic asset—rather than a burden—raises serious concerns. Donald …
Introduction: what I am proposing here is radical and obviously impractical but it’s what I want to see. I want to see Britain stand up with a high level of self esteem. I want Britain to be courageous and to make bold statements. That’s what Trump is doing and it’s something for which you …
