By Ray Wilson Henry had always believed the world ended at the curve of Willow Crescent. Willow Crescent was a pleasant world, measured by familiar rhythms rather than clocks. Doug swept his driveway every morning with military precision and inspected the brick driveway for miscreant oil stains. Basil held long conversations over his roses as
Richard Vobes talks about the question: what would you do if you’d know your life will end in a short time? Life is short and we all will have to once die, but do we live accordingly? What truly matters? Where are the real qualities of life? These are questions that everyone usually has the
By Ray Wilson We finished our work early. “Do you fancy a trip to the Elephant house—the weather is nice—we can pick up the items for Sally en route,” I suggest. “Alright, let’s go,” the missus replies. “I’ll grab the hound and meet you out front.” I say We decide to take the car for
By Dr Bruce Scott Taking stock In Part 1 and Part 2 of Menticide 101 and the Brainwashing of a World, I discussed the double-pronged attack of menticide and the normalisation of a biosecurity-driven, technocratic scientific dictatorship. I now put forward the argument that we find ourselves in a position where cries from a position