Monthly Archives: July 2014

Quis Custodiet Legis Latori?

Posted on July 29, 2014 by davidsberry

If another smug unionist argument repeats the claim that bigger is automatically better and that we can all relax in the arms of Big British Brother, I may have to reach for the boke bag. Let’s leave aside unanswered questions … Continue reading →

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Marking-Time Season

Posted on July 13, 2014 by davidsberry

Never having been one to body-swerve touchy issues, it is nonetheless with some trepidation that this blog is dedicated to questioning the usefulness to anyone of high-profile public display of whatever your religious beliefs happens to be. While they are … Continue reading →

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Century-Old Lesson Still Unlearned

Posted on July 9, 2014 by davidsberry

Since posting The Bitter Legacy of Sykes-Picot a couple of weeks back, I have run across a couple of points substantiating the thesis therein, namely that two untraveled mandarins were ill-qualified to carve up one of the world’s great powder kegs … Continue reading →

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Why Yes is the Answer III: It’s the Economy, Stupid

Posted on July 2, 2014 by davidsberry

There is a clear case for an independent Scotland to prosper more than it has to date within the UK. I confess that I have not examined all the contrary evidence put out by HM Gubmint on its website at … Continue reading →

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