Monthly Archives: March 2015

Behind closed doors

Posted on 31/03/2015 by stewculbard

What has Charles Windsor, the heir to the British crown, been saying to government ministers? For the past nine years or so that has been the question asked by The Guardian, ever since that newspaper requested copies of 27 pieces … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged accountability, consultation, documentary, expose, Freedom of Information Act, Human Rights Act 1998, independence, John Pilger, legislation, lobbying, militarism, Orders in Council, political reform, privilege, royal veto, secrecy, transparency, unilateral, USA | Leave a comment

The voice of protest

Posted on 23/03/2015 by stewculbard

Save the Children is a charity that I have long been an advocate for and supporter of. It was with great interest, therefore, that I recently learned that this charity was to award its “global legacy award” to Tony Blair, … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged campaign, charity, corruption, dissidence, global, humanitarian crisis, integrity, leadership, musicians, patriotism, petition, protest, self-aggrandisement | Leave a comment

Caught in a trap

Posted on 03/03/2015 by stewculbard

The newspaper headline boldly announced: “Top Tory: I Am Entitled To More Than £67K Salary”. After being caught in a cash for access sting, the former Conservative Foreign Secretary, Sir Malcolm Rifkind, made a pitiful attempt to defend his part … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged conflict, conspiracy, deceit, integrity, NHS, privilege, privitisation, rendition, scandal, stealing, trust | Leave a comment

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