Deep in a copse, under a thicket of brambles his member strokes your inner thigh. Cotton sodden from dampened earth, and a mystical murmur hangs beneath the treeline. It trickles down your leg to mingle with mud and leaves, like a wet dream; a Rorschach test – all confused and […]
Politics
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The Case Against Re-nationalizing the Railways
It would be an understatement to say that the Labour party has endured a fairly torrid start under the new leadership...
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The Submission : Contemporary Islam and its different conceptions after 9/11
This essay aims to give a better understanding of the extremely complex concept of Islam that nowadays seems to be...
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The American Tories?
The United States differs from the United Kingdom in many ways. They have dollars; we have pounds. They call it soccer;...
Days to Forget, Always Remembered
It was a fledgling morning, the day we escaped. Sirens startled us awake, united by the haste of feet, and what signalled the sharpness of gunfire. Hurriedly, we fled with tear in wind, and flicker in heart, until home was but a fleck on a horizon of dust… Doors and […]
Read more ›Experts: Probability of visa-free regime between EU and Turkey approaches zero
The European Union is ready to offer Turkey an accelerated path to giving its citizens visa-free travel in return for Turkish help with the migration crisis, Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the European Commission, stated after the EU Summit in Brussels, Belgium, on October 15, 2015. “We have agreed with our […]
Read more ›Washington’s nuclear modernization plans in Europe strike against global stability
The avid nuclear dispute in European and Russian expert and political communities is still ongoing after a report by Germany’s ZDF TV channel about Washington’s plans to station B61-12 modernized high-accuracy nuclear bombs in Germany. From US budget reports and WikiLeaks secret documents, the journalists concluded that 20 new bombs […]
Read more ›Democracy succeeds as Conservatives controversial cuts are snubbed in Lords
A certain Winston Churchill once stated that ‘democracy is the worst form of Government and one where it can never be perfect’. For David Cameron those words will ring true in his ears after his Conservative party suffered the ignominy of a historic House of Lords defeat over Tax Credit […]
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