Israel ‘assassinates’ senior Hamas official in Gaza

‘Don’t see a single good reason to have Cold War with Russia’ – Le Pen

Bulgarian activists erect border fence to deter Turkish ‘election provocations’

Refugee boat capsizes off Turkey, 12 killed

UN says 106 civilians killed in Yemen in one month alone

US charges Lebanese businessman with evading sanctions

UN Human Rights Council condemns Israel’s settlement building

Shades of Gladio? London Attacker ‘Known’ to MI5 – Police Terror Drill Days Before

Fortress London: Huge armoured police vans dubbed ‘The Guardians’ patrol the capital’s streets as number of armed officers is doubled after Westminster attack

Up-their-own-arse media clones, ‘Churchillian’ speeches and crossing a bridge to defy terrorism. Beam me up, Scotty, it’s mad down here

Terrorist threat higher in Europe than anywhere else except war zones – EUCOM chief

Donald Trump forced to kill healthcare bill after failing to win Republican support for vote in Congress

Trump has authority to issue revised travel ban, Virginia judge rules

Donald Trump gives presidential approval to Keystone XL oil pipeline

Back in the 1950’s, a British professor at the distinguished University of Malaya, C. Northcote Parkinson, observed that as the post-war Royal Navy shrank in size, its bureaucracy continued to expand. Parkinson formulated a law that bureaucracies will naturally grow at 5-7% per annum.  He also wisely added ‘Make the people sovereign and the poor will use the machinery of government to dispossess the rich.’ All bureaucracies, public and private, must be periodically forced on a diet.  US President Donald Trump is, as promised, taking an axe to Washington’s dense bureaucratic undergrowth.  He claims the cuts will save $2.5 trillion … Continue reading →

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