HS2 AN UPDATE - and it is with terrible regret that I have to report that the judges have declined our application for a Judicial Review and an injunction to stop the destruction of ancient woodlands @LeighDay_Law were brilliant and I’m not giving up https://t.co/HYRtfnJyp6
The weirdest part of living through the #COVID19 pandemic is this strange mixture of normalcy and emergency that we’re all experiencing. I constantly feel like I’m either over- or underreacting, or really both at the exact same time. It’s surreal.
You couldn’t make it up . . . and you don’t have to . All you have to do is give billions to a bunch of incompetent charlies , wait for them to squander it , make a mess of the environment and then call in the Chinese . Drool Britannia . #HS2 https://t.co/B6r9H6Zr7Q
Man becomes so preoccupied with his problems, that he can no longer live without them.
If he is not finding a solution to his problem, he feels something is amiss.
When problems become a man's friend
And searching for solutions becomes his friend
He lives as his own enemy.
Talking ‘Forever Punk’ , the importance of counter culture and why the world needs rebels with the legend who is #AlanMoore . . . such a nice bloke . . . the programme airs on @BBCFOUR on January 10th at 9-30pm . . .
“Hope is not a form of guarantee, it's a form of energy, and very frequently that energy is strongest in circumstances that are very dark.”
― John Berger, who died on 2 January 2017.