Monthly Archives: August 2013

Why, if I was an MP, I would vote against this unnecessary motion

Posted on August 28, 2013 by Dave Watts

I find myself very disturbed by the reaction of the government to the recent use of chemical weapons in Syria. I can’t see what the motion, that parliament is to debate and vote on, is for. Except perhaps to make … Continue reading →

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The Sochi Salute – Gestures can make a difference

Posted on August 14, 2013 by Dave Watts

I was 13 years old when the demonstration pictured here took place. Before it, while I was aware of the struggle for black human rights in the USA, I unthinkingly kind of accepted the standard ideas. Martin Luther King = good, … Continue reading →

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