Dear Comrade, I fully believe that there is something wrong with your mind. I mean, you are starving MDC supporters to gain votes. You are sleeping uneasily at night because of Tony Blair. You are screwing up a perfectly good country (once the breadbasket of Southern Africa), because of the disease invading your brain cells. You are dribbling and falling over duri
adnauseam
I think that you have to look at the quality of life. If Terry has no quality (and it seems so), and her immediate family's quality of life is affected, then perhaps she should be let go. What a pity we don't know how she thinks. Then again, if she could think, the answer would be different. I do think that politics could be kept out of this as it is a invasion of the family's privacy. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/JU/smiles/Sad.gif" b
It is all very well for Tony Blair to say his party has moved Britain forward. His sidekick, Mr Broon (sic), has praised himself and his party for wonders done for the aged, disabled, the unemployed, the old age pensioners, companies, the NHS et al. His new vote-grabbing budget sounds attractive to many. And they, (Labour),have done wonders. I truthfully bel
Well, Iraq is contentious, of course. For those who say the allied forces are winning in Iraq, let me say: Ask the Iraquis. I believe the country is still in disaster mode and it is going to take years before the troops can withdraw. If anything results in Tony B. being voted out of office, Iraq will be high on the "critical list".
Great comments guys. Thanks.
Tony Blair could be in for a rude shock come election time. His labour government is making fluff after fluff and I believe they are on shaky ground. Michael Howard is not a Churchillian wonderman but, like a demented fox terrier, he does not back down. His tenacious character shows that he is not pulled in by the Blair charisma so he is able to aim at the weak spots,
Sorry, I forgot to log in but the thought remains the same.
What is the World going to do about the DRC? Today, Medecins Sans Frontieres, a group of doctors providing medical help in the DRC and many other countries, has released details about mass rapes in the Northern Provinces near Uganda and Rwanda. Another news release this week mentions murders, torture and rape of the Congolese people. Perpetrators are "troops", "rebels
Thanks for that NickyG.
Michael Howard said it all. I quote, roughly, " We can only provide privileges to those in Britain, we cannot provide welfare for the world." How on earth can any country expect to provide refuge for every Tom, Dick and Harry from Africa, Europe and Asia. Britain is not a lucky packet or a charity? I agree entirely with any move by the Conservatives or Labour
I don't know whether I agree with you but it is your prerogative.
Wow, did I get a shock last week. You know how we are all so net-savvy with our blogs and mails and downloads? Well, we are. We're part of the internet revolution and if it wasn't for us Joeusers and others, Blogs would not be held in such high regard. But, but. There are sections of the business community who need to learn a few things. Listen to this: <
Hope so. But Condy is no Madeline Allbright!
Ha, Ha, Ha. Great article. Thank God mine are grown up now.
Depression is one of the most serious illnesses in the modern age. Coping with it, getting through it, and staying on an even keel, demands patience, strong willpower and plenty of outside help. Most medical people say there are basically two types of depression: "Normal" depression, if you can call it normal, caused by a death in the family, a divorce, loss
Nelson Mandela, probably the most revered man in the World, has called on the G7 nations to cancel Africa's debt. This is a reasonable request and would probably help some of the impoverished countries in Africa like Ethiopia,Somalia, Sudan, Mocambique and Eritrea to win some time. But why ask for every African country to be absolved? Countries like Angola, K
Hi Nicky, I'm just outside Norwich so don't feel too alone. Chat anytime.
Well, Sir Peter has been there, hasn't he?
John Kerry was a strong candidate. The problem, as I see it, was that many voters felt that good old Dubya was a known quantity in this age of terrorism. He was (apparently), tried and tested. Would you vote for a man who was not? It's a great pity because I think Kerry would have brought back some of the old values Americans hold dear.
Don't get too carried away honey. There are a lot of Iraquis we should bless too--those who had the courage to vote.
Actually, starstuff, I have told everyone I am not a medical person and I cannot see where I have made light (sic) of it.. However, pissed as you are,or not, this series of short articles is to "share" my experiences and, hopefully, with reservations, to help people who have suffered depression. If I have survived then I think others can too. There is no medical advice here but it IS qualified advice. If you have a personal problem let me know and we c
There is no worse 'Catch 22" situation than the one you encounter when you suffer from depression. It is an illness that feeds on itself . Depressives are, by wont of their illness (and because it is a causative factor), anxious, highly strung worriers who, without being aware of it, make their situation worse by worrying about their illness. This is a natural progres
Don't know about Boeing's smaller planes! I flew to Amsterdam recently on a KLM jumbo that squeezed in 456 passengers. Sleep is impossible and even sitting comfortably is not an option. I think, with Airbus , or Boeing, air travel is going to get more uncomfortable. I don't have the money to go business so get ready for cramped cigar tubes, no matter the make.
Thanks for that Jason. We all know it's a problem but some of us would like to wish the problem away. No, Fazz, you have it wrong. The Klan wanted to string legal citizens up in trees. I'm worried about those who scam in, scam through and continue to scam any way they can so they can take jobs away from legal citizens.
Auschwitz today bowed its solemn head and was the scene of recrimination, sorrow and forgiveness. As the fires and candles burned overhead, an amazing scene was played out in the former Auschwitz-Birkenau camp. Former prisoners re-lived their experiences behind the cold barbed wire fences---fences guarding secrets so horrible that it beggars belief. The barrack buildi