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- The ongoing GM saga: UK supermarkets going GM!
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Beyond the Corporation, Humanity Working – please read this terrific book!
I have just reviewed David Erdal’s Beyond the Corporation, Humanity Working for Bella Caledonia. Please read the review on the Bella Caledonia website or read the illustrated version below. I hope you will then read the book! An End to … Continue reading
Please support call for end to “GDP fetish”!
GDP takes no account of health, wellbeing or environmental criteria and even counts such things as expenditure on prisons as positive, so it is a daft criterion with which to measure progress, as France now recognises. With reference to this … Continue reading
Alternatives to GDP suggested by Sarkozy – hooray!
I am not generally a fan of Sarkozy, but he has it absolutely right when it comes to the inadequacies of GDP. Vive la France! Nathaniel, the protagonist of the novel I largely wrote when I lived in Paris, would … Continue reading
“Mission Statement”: the most important posting yet/ever?
Fresh from helping Lilou with I Lost My Job and I Liked It, I feel inspired by her to make a public declaration – a statement of values and intent – which you might call “a mission statement”. This isn’t, … Continue reading
Posted in Lilou Mace, My books/commissions, Philosophy, Politics, Writing
Tagged art, artists, autobiography, biography, declaration, developing world, economics, emancipation, environmentalism, equality, ethics, ghostwriters, ghostwriting, human rights, intention, justice, law of attraction, Lilou Mace, mission statement, morality, positive thinking, values, women's rights, Writing
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Now it can be told: my latest project – helping Lilou ‘Big L’ Mace!
I have just helped a remarkable young woman – Lilou Mace of YouTube and Co-Creating our Reality fame – write a remarkable book. This has been quite unlike any other writing project I have worked on. I mentioned Lilou in … Continue reading
Posted in Lilou Mace, My books/commissions, Self-help, Writing
Tagged biography, economic crisis, economics, employment, find your dream job, Jerome Touze, job loss, job-seeking, law of attraction, Lewis Gordon Pugh, Lilou Mace, Oprah Winfrey, photographers, photography, positive thinking, the secret, unemployment, WAYN, Writing
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Use terrorism law on Goodwin!
The MSP for whom I work part-time, Dr Bill Wilson, is lodging a motion on Monday criticising the use of the fear of terror to erode civil liberties and human rights, but calling for consistency in the implementation of such … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous, Politics, Scottish Parliament
Tagged anti-terrorism legislation, banking, banks, economics, pensions, Politics, RBS, Royal Bank of Scotland, Sir Fred Goodwin, terror, terrorism
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Postal privatisation and eating disorders: the sordid link.
It’s a good exercise for a writer (or, indeed, for anyone) to take two apparently unrelated things and try to find a link between them. This morning (24 February), listening to Today on Radio 4, I had no difficulty in … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Scottish Parliament
Tagged Angela Bailey/Bayley, anorexia, biography, bulimia, capitalism, eating disorders, economics, ghostwriting, neo-liberalism, Politics, postal services, poverty, privatisation, privatization, redundancies, Royal Mail, sexual abuse, sexual assault
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