My Thoughts on The Odyssey
A reflection on Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, exploring home, justice, suffering, faith, and what an ancient epic can still teach us about the modern world.
A reflection on Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, exploring home, justice, suffering, faith, and what an ancient epic can still teach us about the modern world.
We increasingly lack in public life a true sense of honour among those who are meant to serve us, not rule over us. There is nothing sober about a government that allows itself to become deformed through the tendency to tyrannical rule.
The good doctor profits while her party twists in the wind.
The outsider who refused to stay angry but stayed too-often gullible.
A new animated ‘Animal Farm’ transforms Orwell’s anti-authoritarian satire into an anti-capitalist fable, ideologically inverting its original warning.
Books both wonderfully bonkers and usefully thought-provoking.
Educators’ favourite author pleads guilty to child exploitation charges.
Outside the venue, around 50 protestors held signs and banners to remind the former prime minister of her destructive legacy; in particular, her pushing New Zealanders to take Covid-19 jabs, which led to vaccine injuries.
From Canterbury garage to nationwide.
What we have here is some pompous writer with TDS who thinks what he writes is soooo important. But this is what the left does. They make up stories or take stories written by others and present them as evidence of fact.