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Have a look at what went on and is reported to be still going on with how the government of Myanmar has and is treating some of of that country's Muslim people, people whom it said are not its citizens?  Did the picture and the videoed accounts of what occurred, spoke plainly enough to elicit a more forceful response from the West, if the use of forces to destroy the 'enemy' is to be its preferred option? No? Well, how about what is taking place in the Central African Republic, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.  What about all those citizens who are being slaughtered by militants? Are they not worthy of being 'saved by the intervention of the Western Bombing Alliance?  Are they not worthy of being 'Libyanised'? Is it the case that the 'thin Red Line' has not yet been crossed?  That the numbers of the maimed, the dying, the dead and the displaced, have not yet reached the proportion it was allowed to reach in the genocide of hundre

The sages and seers of old might well enquire: how can a man, or, indeed, a woman knows his/her fate. Before the point where he/she must look it in the eye and resign themselves to it, or, fight against it, with no chance of defeating it?  How can we, indeed, even when, as with Team Mercedes, Team Ferrari, Team Red Bull, with the long reach of the currently advanced predictability of their latest computerised models.'  Are not able to explain all that they have to do, to place their cars on the Podium position they want?  Because, such is the nature of force, or energy, that no one can, with one hundred per cent accuracy, say that X plus Y, will always result in a simple addition of their know values.  There will always be the chance that some unknown factor, the true value of which cannot be measured, intervening to bring about an outcome other than that which we desire, or, indeed, feared. And so it was for the top racers and teams in Sunday's Bahrain

'As Britain, the United States of America, France and their allies, conspire to make a case for attacking Syria, in the words of the US's United Nation's Ambassador, to do "justice for the victims of the latest alleged chemical attack by the Syrian government.  The world should beware of the 'international lynching' which they are preparing. People should be aware the what is being proposed by the hysterical leaders of these countries, is nothing short of 'international mob-justice.'  An attempt to contrive, manipulate, interpret and 'sell' the evidence and case for attacking a sovereign country. And to do so with the willing and servile support of most, if not all of the west's mainstream media.'  The action they are proposing is one which can only result in further destruction and instability. As well as furthering the case for countries to arm themselves against unjust western interference in their affairs.' Have no

Yes, we have seen it, or, rather, heard of it having been done to the Ancient Egyptians, both the 'innocent and the guilty.'  But then, might that not be no more than an affirmation and proof of how wars cannot be made only on those who are responsible for 'causing and/or starting it', but must also be suffered by both the innocent and the guilty?  And what lesson might we learn, from this appearance of God punishing the innocent along with the guilt?  As we look around us and see this age old unjust practice occurring.  Not only conflicts and wars, in countries in Africa, Asia, the Far East and the Middle East.   But, probably most significantly, in the maintenance of Israel's occupation and suppression of the Palestinian people? Could or should we take it that it is simply humans demonstrating that they have learnt their lesson well, from God?  Or, as is more probably the case, that we should see it as  manifestations of humans attribu

Of course, it can be difficult for the police to 'establish such just and reasonable cause before the fact.'  Since, in contemporary, and arguably, enlightened societies, 'having a hunch' that a person is probably 'upto no good. ' And intervening to check out if that is the case, no longer carries any or as much weight.  In today's enlightened societies, life is very complex and, oftentimes, seems to be very contradictory.  There are the human rights, the 'democratic' and the 'political correctness' principles and criteria to be met.  At least, as best they can, while, hopefully, maintaining a proper 'balance' between competing and, in some cases, apparently equally desirable objectives. The bold police officer who might prudently approach an individual or group of individuals to 'check that all is well.   And that they are not carrying knives or guns which could result in lives being violently ta

Is in the context that Christ did not choose to leave his mortal body behind in the sepulchre, as he rose up to heaven.  No, his body could not be found in it, which meant that, either he attempted to take it with him to Heaven, or it was taken out of the sepulchre and hidden.  It being hidden being the more probable explanation. As that would enable the deception of Christ ascending upto Heaven, to be made to have some apparent credibility.  This, it seems to me, would have been the only reason for the Gospel to  be 'forced' into giving an account of the resurrection.  In a manner which clearly contradicts  later Biblical message which advises the faithful that they must first shed their mortal, earthly and corruptible bodies.   Before they can enter the Kingdom of Heaven.  A point which raises the question as to why it was, that Christ would have attempted to defy this essential principle.  By ascending or attempting to ascend upto Heaven with his bo

A big Congratulations to Vettel and Kemi Team Ferrari for having placed themselves on P 1 and P 2, respectively, for today, Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix.  Congratulations, also for Valtteri Bottas, and to Team Mercedes, for having placed Bottas' car on P 3. Lewis Hamilton and Team Mercedes could not promote Car 44 any higher than P 4, for today's race.   Which will actually see Hamilton starting the race from Grid position 4, having had the misfortune of needing to replace his gearbox after only the very first race of the 2018 Formula 1 season.  Yes, with Hamilton and Mercedes, having failed together to win the Melbourne Grand Prix, which seemed to have been theirs to win.  Until that fateful VSC episode which saw Vettel snatched the lead, when Mercedes miscalculate the race trajectory.  It is clear that things, although it is still very early in the season, are looking at least just a big ominous for Hamilton and Vettel. No sooner was I feeli