In all our sanctuaries we sit at risk

Tag: Theresa May

  • Cage Alight

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    We in Britain are groping about in a strange country, which just happens to be our own. What next ? Where next ? And what has just occured ? Two days ago, May’s deal was voted down by an enormous margin. Yesterday, she survived (not by that much) a vote of no confidence. Has anything…

  • The Gods at War, Following a Murder

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    May’s “deal” was voted down last night after the heaviest governmental defeat in history. Released from the ghastly, grinding and disgraceful progress of her inadequate deal, are we freer now to resolve things a reparative way, or will the hopeless nonsense of this poisonous issue merely change its shape, and muliply its warring elements ?……

  • Maybot’s Standing

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    This stanza was written on a Monday morning, after “The Guardian” quoted a speech Theresa May is due to make today. It includes this sentence : “I ask MPs to consider the consequences of their actions on the faith of the British people in our democracy.” Tomorrow her “deal” is expected to be voted down in…

  • Mid-winter 2018

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  • Self-Maiming

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    References “Que pensez-voz, Parrot ? What meneth this besynes ?”  from Speak, Parrot by John Skelton (c1460-1529). “Human kind/Cannot bear very much reality” from Burnt Norton by TS Eliot (1888-1965)… continue reading

  • Maybot Jumps Ship

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  • Parrot Peers at Democracy

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    Michael Heseltine for Prime Minister – and Leader of the Opposition at the same time – https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/dec/08/britains-youth-will-never-forgive-us-for-brexit-says-lord-heseltine… continue reading

  • Jez Hoeing

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    This Tuesday, a significant vote will take place in the Commons. The work Theresa May and many another have spent the last two years (expensively) preparing, this dubious “deal” she has struck for dividing the UK from the EU, will either pass or fail to pass. The consequences of either decision will be momentous, and…