Thoughts from the Shire
Thoughts from a simple man, on a crazy world
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Thomas Carlyle: “Cant”
Thomas Carlyle: “Cant”
Thomas Carlyle saw something in modern life that has only grown more obvious with time. He saw the rise of “cant”: not mere hypocrisy, not ordinary lying, not simple error, but respectable falsehood dressed in the...
Why Do the Vikings Get a Free Pass?
Last weekend I spent a thoroughly enjoyable weekend (well apart from the fact that the seagulls in Dublin, don’t sleep and make a racket all night long) in Dublin for two nights of Metallica at the Aviva Stadium.
As is my custom when n...
Lessons from a Dying Scotsman - UPDATE
This is not the article I thought I would be writing today after my Rock n Roll weekend in Dublin, that is still to come (spoiler it’s going to be called “Why the Vikings Get a Free Pass”) sometimes life (and death) have a way of changing o...
The Assisted Suicide of the Nation
Yes I know I am prone to exaggeration, that’s the fisherman in me. Yet the more I look around, not at one scandal, one policy, one migration wave, one economic betrayal, or one grotesque little episode of bureaucratic lunacy, but at the who...
Poland in WWII Shafted by Everyone
I came home from Kraków with a great many impressions, the biggest being, the place is just great!!! Yet beneath all of that beauty sits a weight of history that is almost impossible to escape, especially for a history nerd like myself. Kra...
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