ARTICLES FROM 2020

My exploration into communism during my younger years has reminded me the importance of keeping an open mind.

Mixing politics or ideologies like BLM with British football seems like the perfect recipe for stirring up a hornet’s nest.

A trip down memory lane of one of my favourite Chinese restaurants known for good food and very rude service.

If there’s one circus that hasn’t been cancelled this year, it is that of American politics.

Just hoping that all this election stuff will end soon because regardless who is elected in, it’s going to be an interesting four years.

My rant on non-Americans getting emotionally involved with American politics.

E-scooters are a great way to explore your city and they’re also a lot of fun!

The CEOs of Facebook, Google and Twitter get a roasting by angry Democrat and Republican senators but for mainly selfish reasons.

I find commuting by train to be free of stress so long as I avoid having to share a carriage with any of three other specific commuters.

Robin Di Angelo’s White Fragility may have been one of the most divisive books I have read, but I am glad I took the opportunity to read…

In all my fifty years, I have never come across a year of such rampant hatred.

Showers of ducks, polite looters, pirates, the Sargasso Sea and polar bears makes up my story of guns and some of the lessons I learnt