Cockeyed views

An unnoticed implication of the recent unusual weather patterns was that for many of us in the cricketing community there were unfortunate implications. My team, for instance, was knocked out of the running for the championship due to our games being washed out. While reminiscing about this with the current skipper of the team the discussion drifted on to the progress of the young 'uns in the team and some of the rather unsavoury events of the season, as these conversation usual do. The topic of sledging on the field by one of the clubs young ‘uns came up with potential disciplinary action being required. This got me thinking about how much the conduct on the cricket field has changed in Australia over the years and yet, in many ways it's still where we were 30 years ago. Close to thirty years ago, when I first migrated to Australia one didn't really see many sub-continental (or any non-Anglo Saxon really) on the cricket field. It was quite unusual for a team to have even o...

A series between India and Australia can never go bye without some controversy. But the current series, contrary to what most might think, suggests that nothing has really changed in the power structure over the century. The Anglo Saxon white nations still dominate the politics, the sub-continent still bows down to their old master and the umpiring continues to be biased (though less so) against the coloured nations. The events of the second test, disappointingly, was proof of this. It is to be expected that the sub-standard parrot-like Australian journalist would be incapable of analysing and presenting the full facts and all we would get is a one-eyed view of the incidents. But what was alarming was how the Indian cricket board (BCCI) were completely submissive to their old master the ICC. Here was an incident where the Australian skipper cheated and admitted to it (previous Aussie skippers would never admit cheating) but the dithering BCCI were incapable of getting any form of act...

The question is, why do the PoHMs do this to themselves. In a matter of decades they have deteriorated from an empire dominating the world to the common prostitutes of anyone that might take them. As the rest of the world were cautiously assessing the results of the stupidity of America, Theresa May lifts her skirt up and wiggles her touché at Donald "Duck" Trump (with the littlest hands and dick, of course). She then sells herself and her nation by offering the Duck a state visit and an opportunity to "do" her Queen as well. It's not as if the Donald Duck's character was unknown to all and his first week of presidency has been completely unexpected. Most of us and the rest of Europe knew that he was simply a dumb, pussy grabbing grub. The PoHM's gung-ho behaviour was so indicative of what we saw prior to the Iraq war. To complete the axis of willing and incompetent , we had the ridiculous Turnbull call soon after (The GuSWhiSuCs at their prime) What ...

Well this was one that I simply could not let pass by - the pussy fight of the blonde bimbos or “Two Bimbos and the Shrink”. It exposed the real Aussie work place and does put in context how artificial the whole women's liberation thing is in Anglo Saxon culture. This whole thing of an older blonde chic desperately attempting to compete against an up and coming younger blonde chic based purely on the bonkability factor (sex appeal) is very much a symptom of Western society and particularly Anglo Saxon based society. Blonde Bimbo pussy fight So, as much as we may want to go on about women's equality, as long as Western women assess their own self-worth simply on the basis of their bonkability rating, nothing really is going to change. The real test is that if you gave images of the three chics and asked any Anglo Saxon, which one was the doctor, most if not all would pick it right. I must say Shnooky looked particularly hot in her little "blue" number (can't say...