Our annual visitor from USA, Mark Hostetler, and class are not coming this year: I received this note from Mark this week: Hello Garry. Unfortunately, because of the coronavirus pandemic, my University has cancelled the study abroad class and we will not be coming over this year. We are … [Read more...]
Trump Non-Leadership
About the opposite to leadership at the time of this international crisis is that of Donald Trump. If you haven’t seen this piece then do watch it. A journalist asked a patsy question which if he had answered it properly would have given the President a chance to look like a leader. Instead he was … [Read more...]
The world needs Trump out of office:
I read about USA every day. Why? Because the world needs America to be rid of the person who promised to “drain the swamp” but instead filled it with worse people instead. The rot, promoted by the current resident of the White House, needs to be purged. He has re-defined the swamp. I suspect … [Read more...]
Terry Waite Visiting Christchurch
Terry Waite, envoy of the Archbishop of Canterbury and negotiator for the liberation of Western hostages in Beirut, in 1987. He was himself abducted a few days later. ... During the protracted Lebanese civil war, 108 foreigners were kidnapped by groups affiliated with Hizbollah. Recent Article … [Read more...]
Other examples of how Crosby Texter/ Topham Guerin work:
Our young friends from New Zealand from Topham Guerin have now been appointed into the UK Conservative Party team to run their campaign in the next General Election. Here’s the Guardian article on their appointment. … [Read more...]
Two days ago, General James Mattis replied to Trump’s criticism:
Not so long ago, President Trump (writing this description still seems it’s a joke, but it’s a nightmare) totally rubbished a man who served him loyally. Mattis’ problem was that he challenged Trump when he was Secretary of Defence, and that’s not on, according to the current President. Two days … [Read more...]
Hands up those who search each day for the latest moves in UK?
I am almost obsessed with following the too-ing and frow-ing of the British parliament. Several times each day I swoop through various websites eagerly searching for more information on what is happening in the mother of all parliaments. When the decision of the Law Lords last week came out, we were … [Read more...]
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