Is it democratic to have to choose between one potential President whose values are so garish that you could never espouse them and another who…
Glenda Chew12 July 2024
The British parliamentary election that swept Labour to power on 04Jul24 is more a reflection of the quirky first-past-the-post voting system than a massive swing…
Glenda Chew8 July 2024
Inspired by Peter Bazalgette’s article Financial Times 03Jul24 “Britain could make so much more of its creative industries” What is creativity and how important is…
Glenda Chew5 July 2024
How are you using the new comms media now available to all? No intrusion intended, so the question is somewhat rhetorical, but does AI scare…
Glenda Chew1 July 2024
There is almost nothing you can say about the Presidential Debate between Biden and Trump. There is also almost nothing you can’t say about it.…
Glenda Chew29 June 2024
If a crisis as global as a pandemic and a challenge as global as the climate cannot shift us out of today’s foolish introspection, nothing…
Glenda Chew23 June 2024
Children need to be protected - from harming themselves, from being harmed by others and from dangerous situations. Good parents care for their children. Like…
Glenda Chew20 June 2024
I am indebted to Hugh Mason for suggesting this subject My admiration for Winston Churchill was dented only once in my youth. That was when…
Glenda Chew14 June 2024
The Sway to the Right has become a lurch. Seen as some minority’s lunatic expression when Trump’s people raided the Capitol, it turned next into…
Glenda Chew12 June 2024