By Ray Wilson The Symmetry of the Snowflakes The picnic grove was instantly transformed by fast-falling snowflakes. In this very clearing, several months ago, two gentlemen were discussing the owl cry. The owl was happily too-wit too-wooing in a nearby tree. “Which Shakespeare play—how did it go—its famous—that owl cry—that fatal bellman,” one of the
By Ray Wilson Where There Is a Wheel January 27th, 2024, is a very significant day. The Holocaust, a genocide in World War II, is commemorated annually on January 27th to honour victims and raise awareness about hatred, discrimination, and violence originating from Hitler’s racial purity policies. January 27th, 2024, is also the last day
By Harry Hopkins As Paul wrote in Corinthians 13:11, “When I was a child, I talked like a child, I thought like a child, I reasoned like a child. When I became a man, I put the ways of childhood behind me.” When I was a child, I believed in Santa Claus. I have vivid
Answers by Margaret Anna Alice in an interview conducted by David Josef Volodzko. Dissident Dialogues, part II. Now to the question of dehumanization. I wanted to save this for last because it deserves an essay in itself. I find it fascinating that you’re not convinced dehumanization occurred during COVID. I feel that is probably the
The following two books are available at St Edward’s Press. Covid Crisis – 101 Unanswered Questions Despite government assurances, many thousands of medical specialists have spoken out against the way that the Covid Crisis has been managed. Instead of being thanked for their concerns, these dissenting voices have been ignored by both government and media
This is one of the essays from the Writing Challenge 2023 that didn’t make it into the book, but is still worth reading! Find more essays in our latest book ‘How to Avoid Digital Slavery’. By Cherry Hughes “What do we need to be scared of ?” You may well ask. Where shall we start?
By Margaret Anna Alice We are at a fragile moment in the life of the Resistance, and it seems people’s nerves and judgment are fraying the longer the war wears on. Pissants scatter dispiriting remarks about like litter. Fanatical contingents accuse anyone who holds a different view of being controlled opposition. Self-righteous inquisitors feel they
By Ray Wilson Changes “I still don’t know what I was waiting for. And my time was running wild. A million dead-end streets Every time I thought I’d got it made It seemed the taste was not so sweet.” David Bowie—Hunky Dory The telephone rings as I sing along, jolting me out of my reverie.
By Dr Vernon Coleman Transcript: The war we are fighting has already left nations financially ruined. Millions of kind and gentle people feel defeated and are spiritually lost. It is easy to feel despairing and to lose hope. In every country in the world between a quarter and a half of the population are clinically
By Doug Brodie My heretical epitaph Introduction With my 80th birthday looming and in revulsion at the concerted, multi-pronged political attacks assailing us (set out below), the unusual purpose of this post is to present a draft of my own epitaph. I’ve done this now while I’m still up-to-date for the benefit of the many