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Category Archives: Peace
Disarming the world
I hadn`t quite realised how long it has been since I posted a Blog here! I have been concentrating my writing through my role as Chair of the Green Liberal Democrats, so I have been writing articles for the GLD … Continue reading
Posted in Nuclear deterrence, Peace, Politics, Putin, Radical Liberal, Ukraine
Tagged Lib Dem Defence Strategy, Nuclear weapons, Peace, Politics Radical Ideas
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Channeling the anger part 2
Channeling the anger part 2 Since writing my post about channeling MY anger, it has become apparent that the Federal Conference Committee (FCC) of the Liberal Democrats has angered a whole other group of people (to which I also belong!) … Continue reading
The Climate really IS changing (serendipity part 3)
The Climate really IS changing (serendipity part 3) OK, I have decided for the moment that daily politics will work itself out somehow and eventually its impact will become obvious on longer term issues, so I am going to pick up … Continue reading
Posted in Environment & Sustainable Development, History, Peace, Politics, Radical Liberal, Serendipity
Tagged United Nations
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June Election 2017 – whither now?
June Election 2017 – whither now? I had a proxy vote for the June Election because I returned to Brazil for my 70th birthday party (some of you may have seen the pictures from that very enjoyable day) so I … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, electoral reform, Environment & Sustainable Development, Peace, Politics, Radical Liberal
Tagged Climate change
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Spring Time – light relief back in England
Spring time Something a little different for my blog today. I just got back from six weeks in Brazil and one of the key reasons for coming back was to enjoy springtime in England. I have been missing the pleasures … Continue reading
Posted in Environment & Sustainable Development, Life..., Peace, Wildlife
Tagged Spring time. Wordsworth
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Liberal politics – two generations work down the drain
Two generations work down the drain My blog has been somewhat silent for a while (although I started several posts and then left them unfinished! Not sure if that was laziness or indeterminacy?) – but I feel a need to … Continue reading
Posted in Birthday, Elections, Environment & Sustainable Development, History, Life..., Peace, Politics
Tagged 2015 Election, Clegg
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Mandela – Icon of Liberty and Peace
Mandela – Icon of Liberty and Peace I have just been watching the memorial service for Nelson Mandela live from South Africa and, since a couple of my recent posts have been about death, grief and celebrating lives, I felt … Continue reading
Posted in Brazil General, JFK, Peace
Tagged Amanpour, apartheid, FW de Klerk, inspiraton, Liberty, Peace
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Thatcher legacy debate – final thoughts
Sally N. •Apology accepted Keith. I should have seen the flippancy but, to be honest, I am beginning to resent having to defend my views which are not radical or indeed right-wing. I merely see Mrs T as necessary at … Continue reading
Thatcher legacy debate – part 4
Emilio Valli • Soviet Union. Margaret Thatcher had been inspired by the Solidarity movement in Poland and she wanted to win the Cold War by encouraging the people in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, to rise up. She was … Continue reading
A belated Journal Post – Political reflection
Hello all…. Let me briefly explain this post for you. It is now 20th February 2013 and I was looking through some old files (trying to find a mislaid file!) and came across the following stuff which I wrote BEFORE I … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Environment & Sustainable Development, History, Peace, Politics
Tagged Coalitions, grief, Nuclear deterrence, Peace, recollections
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