Question Time – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

Murdering Little Boys

By Peter Ould Posted on March 12, 2010 Posted in UK Politics, Wholeness 6 Comments Tagged with Aggression, Anger, Audience, Decade, Grief And Sorrow, Horrific Events, Jamie Bulger, Jon Venables And Robert Thompson, Little Boys, New Identities, Parents, Prison Officers, Public Enemies, Question Time, Secular Terms, Staf, Thompson And Venables, Torture, Two Boys, Venables And Thompson, Wrong Way

Here in the UK the news has been dominated by reports that Jon Venables, one of the two boys who murdered toddler Jamie Bulger in 1993, has been returned to jail after breaching the terms of his licence. Watching Question …

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Questions Questions

By Peter Ould Posted on February 9, 2010 Posted in Church of England, Sexuality 1 Comment Tagged with Amendments, Appointments, Archbishops Council, Canon, Central Secretariat, Church of England, Debates, Desire, Equality Bill, Genuine Occupational Requirement, Human Sexuality, Implementation, John Sentamu, Parliamentary Scrutiny, Queries, Question Time, Secretariat, Simon Butler, Southwark, Synod

Yesterday in Synod we had question time (a slightly less fractious affair then the one that happens over the road from where Synod meets) and there were one or two questions up to discuss issues around the Equality Bill and …

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Questionable Time

By Peter Ould Posted on October 23, 2009 Posted in Liberal Illiberality, UK Politics 2 Comments Tagged with Blighty, Bnp, Churchill, Euro Elections, European Parliament, Famous Quote, Free Speech, Furore, Impartiality, Liberal Democracy, Meps, Mr Griffin, Peaceful Protest, Protesters, Public Platform, Question Time, Snp, Three Times, Trespass, Voltaire

Let me start this post by pointing out that I’m not a fan of the BNP, not by a long margin. It saddens me that I have to point that at at the beginning, but some people will read this …

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