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A big congratulations to Lewis Hamilton and his Mercedes Team for placing his car on Pole for the 2017 China Grand Prix! And now, we must await seeing if the great racer is able, with the concurrence of the gods of good fortune, to place his Hammer on P1 of the China track, at the end of the race.  So as to achieve his first Grand Prix win in the still very early Formula 1 2017 season. Yes, place it on P1, just as he has so expertly done in placing his Hammer on Pole, thereby out doing his formidable protagonist, Sebastian Vettel. For sure, as Massa  and Alonso might have said, Seb is the racer Hamilton has to beat, and beat consistently, if he is to win the 2010 Championship.  And nobody has to spell this out for Hamilton, not with Seb having drawn first blood, as it were, by winning the Australian Grand Prix. Lewis will be aware that, with the competitiveness of Ferrari having been greatly increased. And matched with the calm and resolute application of Seb in

As Spring begins to dawn, so does the floral life begins to come forth and resonate, and brings joy to the lives of us humans. Please take a look and enjoy the simple things of life and let your pleasures accumulate.

Easier said than done, you might interject, and understandably so. Yes, it can be extremely difficult for some of us not to become 'obsessive', 'excessive' or 'addicted to certain indulgences.  This might be a function of several things, including our particular type of personality, genetic predisposition, cultural and economic statuses, and traumas we have experienced. Considering the complex aetiology of some of the factors which drive or even, fortuitously,  push us one way or another, it is sometimes unhelpful to be prescriptive. So, regarding this matter, for now, let me just say this. If we have to be 'addicted', then let us endeavour to become 'addicted' to something which will do more 'good than harm' to us and others on whom our addictive indulgence will impact. Become, if you will, addicted to maintaining good health. No, do not become addicted to maintaining good health, because an addiction is an illness, a stat

The American attack on Syria does not make any moral, military or political sense.  It goes against logic, unless it is intended to strengthen the position of the rebels, including Daesh, ISIL and Al Queda.  It is them and not the ordinary citizens of Syria, the suffering civilians, who are constantly being cited by the west, who will benefit.  The rebels will become stronger, if the Syrian government and allied forces are put under more pressure, as a result of the attack.  This will mean that areas of Syria where the fighting have been ended and 'normality' is being resumed, will become areas of conflict again.  More fighting, more dying and more destruction. And more refugees and displaced Syrians leaving for Europe and America.  Where they are not wanted by the British, French and American governments, which are busy building walls of one kind or another. So, no, no, the American attack spells further disaster for the people of Syria.  And the threat

Under the guise of helping or wanting to help the Syrian people, whom they believe are on their side of the fence.  Britain, France and America, allied with their Turkish and Sunni States partners, have laid claim to the sovereign State of Syria and her people. They, the British, American, French, Saudi, Australian, and Turkish governments, have taken it upon themselves to decide who is worthy and eligible, to form the government of Syria and govern its people. It is, indeed, quite unbelievable that, in 2017, you can still have a bunch of all white Europeans and their American descendants, practising such barefaced imperialism. Negating, removing the rights of the Syrian people to, however imperfectly exercised, decide their own destiny.  Without France, Britain, America, Turkey and Saudi Arabia and its Sunni alliance, choosing for them.  Telling them who is acceptable to rule over them, and who is not.  Making the decision for them, as their imperialistic governme

And so, as Spring begins, so does the floral and faunal life transform and make themselves ready to more efficiently carry out the tasks which they have been, each according to its specie been destined to perform according to the season. Please take a look of this video, as I think that it is very likely that you will find something of pleasure in it.

And, of course Nigerian and other women who are being so constrained and suppressed, should look to and fight for the day when they can say to the men in their societies: Fuck you, men!  There is a lot more to living, than being married to, and being controlled and suppressed by you.  I am a sentient person and I do not aspire to being suffocated by the shallowness of men. I desire and aspire for more; much more. As Terry McMillan, in her book, Waiting to Exhale, has so succinctly observed of a certain type of men. "They do not hold themselves accountable to anybody for anything, they are getting away with murder when it comes to women. And we let them." Women, in greater numbers, need to stop having men doing things to them, and justifying it, unconvincingly, on 'the traditions of our people, the teachings of our religion, etc, etc.'  When your traditions and your religions disrespect and marginalise you, it is time to lessen their grip on you.

But, of course, the West has used the ploy of accusation of a state having  chemical weapons before.  It had accused the former Saddam Hussein's Regime of having chemical weapons.  And it has used that pretext to invade Iraq and brought about the situation which is now consuming Syria. The government of Syria has no military or political advantages to gain from using chemical weapons in Khan Sheikhun or any other place in Syria.  It would be to this disadvantage of the government. It has no incentive to use such weapons or agents. However, when it comes to the opposition forces or members of them, and to their American, EU, British and Saudi supporters.  It is an entirely different situation. It is they who would have most to gain.  It is they who would have the motive and incentive to use chemical weapons against the Syrian people, and then blame the Syrian Government and its forces.  It seems most likely that, if chemical weapons have been used on th

Captain May's voyage in not about taking Britain forward, because moving forward in today's world is about peoples and countries working closely together.  Maximising their commonalities, sharing ideas and going forward together. It is not about becoming more divided and doing ones own thing at a greater cost or at the cost of all the others.  It is about joint enterprise and benefiting from scale, and not about individual 'exceptionalism.' But none of this will stop the voyage of HMS STBGAB. The ship, under the Captaincy of her intrepid master, Theresa May, is now in the process of planning and acquiring provisions for the journey of a life time. It has been over 450 years since Captain Jack Hawkins set sail to Africa to compete with Portugal and Spain in trading in African enslavement.  A pernicious trade which the Portuguese and the Spaniards began in the mid-1400s, and which was to make all 3 countries, in time, exceedingly rich. It has also be