I digress … thoughts on fish & the environment
The sons of dictators lives are kept busy. Mubarak’s sons have been arrested and questioned on how they became so rich through property deals in Egypt, London and elsewhere. But, the press has not picked up some very fishy links. Saif al-Islam Muammar al-Gaddafi, the well known benefactor of the LSE, is also the major … Read more
Campaigns are about persuading your key audience. Usually that group is quite specific, it is the men and women who will make the key political and economic decisions you need to happen. Your job as a campaigner is simple. Work out who they are, work out what drives them and makes them tick. Find the … Read more
The British government are urging the British people to take to their streets and celebrate a wedding. Not any wedding, but the heir to the British crown. If you are laid up on the day of national celebration, and unable to take to the streets in mass state sponsored celebration, you may enjoy Thomas Paine’s … Read more
Republican Congressman, Reid Ribble, has joined the band of the brave and come out against subsidies for oil companies to develop oil and gas reserves. Rep Ribble is right. Politicians and people have supported some really stupid ideas, many of them for a very long time, and the using taxpayers money to fund the wealthy … Read more