Travel opens the mind.
A YouTube interview you may want to listen to
28th November 2020
This YouTube interview is me, speaking to Ivor Cummins, and discussing many things COVID. Lockdown, the weird statistics, the absolute lack of any real science, the crushing of dissent, and suchlike.
I have known Ivor for years, as he has been a long-term critic of the dietary guidelines, and a fervent supporter of the low carbohydrate high fat (LCHF) diet as a way of treating type II diabetes.
I find it interesting that many of the people I know who are critical of the mainstream thinking on diet and heart disease also find themselves critical of the mainstream response to COVID. I like to think this means we are all highly intelligent, with a clear understanding of the scientific method. Maybe we are all just stroppy buggers, who like a bit of controversy. I think that is for others to decide.
Anyway, the interview is on YouTube…
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Aging

“We all wish to grow old, and we all deny that we have arrived”. Quevedo
Spectators

“Be attentive spectators where you cannot be actors”
(José Enrique Rodó)
Countdown to dictatorship
I wish I didn’t care, but I do. It’s not pleasant to be awake but unable to move a limb to help.
THE MASQUERADE CONTINUES

I’ve bitten countless times on the sour slice that has been the Twenty-first century so far, but I cannot remember a more bitter weekend for freedom than this one. In the Western anglosphere, two words have split the US and UK almost literally down the middle in recent years – Trump and Brexit.
They are issues – big, political issues – but primarily, they are symptoms of a fight at a cultural rather than partisan level. For the real dividing line has become the ruthless attempt by an influential and cynical alliance between politically correct faux-liberal collectivists and unelected neocon hegemonists to impose thought-control and anti-empiricism on the rest of us.
It is also been a battle between common-good pragmatic reality and Common Purpose Utopian ideologues. Between multi-cultural division and shared-values nationality. Between blocist Big and mutually manageable community. Between cold-blooded top down systemics and convivial rub-along…
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Lens-Artists Challenge #122 – The Sun Will Come Out Tomorrow
“Sunrise, sunset – swiftly fly the years.”
John Williams
This week we are proud to welcome guest host Ana of Anvica Photos, whose beautiful post asks us to focus our responses on the restorative powers of the sun. Historians among us know that our world has gone through many difficult times in the past, eventually proving the resilience and strength of good people everywhere. War, disease, weather disasters and terrorism have been unable to defeat us, nor shall the current pandemic, or here in the U.S. a divisiveness that has threatened our very democracy. This too shall pass – and the sun will indeed come out tomorrow.
“Do not judge me by my success, judge me by how many times I fell down and got back up again.”
Nelson Mandela
This week has been a momentous one here in…
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The Journey Begins
Thanks for joining me!
Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton





