The Guardian Archives - Mac Logan

Settled Will? Anybody Seen One?

19th March 201818th February 2019 Mac Logan 4 Comments #Scotland, Angels Share, carillion, Daily Express, Daily Telegraph, David Davis, Hilary Benn, Jacob Rees Mogg, Jeremy Lefroy, Liam Fox, Mac Logan, Mac Logan Writes, political conspiracy, political thriller, Sam Duncan, Sam Duncan Tonka and Eilidh, Scottish Crime, Scottish Mystery, settled will, Society of Authors, Stephen Crabbe, Stephen Kinnock, The Guardian, Windrush

With all the fog, you have to ask a question, what is the truth? What’s in our best interests? Then with mounting concern, do any of these people know? Finally, with sadness, how many in the Bubble actually, care?

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A Little Prejudice Goes a Long Way … Bloody foreigners? Says Who?

1st June 201718th February 2019 Mac Logan 0 Comments anti EU, death is coming, Eindhoven, EU, express train, Germany, Hannover, life & work, Netherlands, NHS, NHS for sale, remain, The Guardian, The Independent, Theresa May, theresa may donald trump nhs us trade deal brexit torture, train trip, video

Charging through a once ravaged landscape, I can’t help but wonder: Is this as good as gets?

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Brexit, crossroads of confusion: built by a parcel of ignorant, inept, dishonest rogues

20th December 201618th February 2019 Mac Logan 8 Comments #Brexit, believe it or not, betray, betrayal, bloody foreigners, Bremain, child poverty unit, Columbus, corruption, CPS, crime, Crown Prosecution Service, Daily Mail, EU, Europe, Farage, Frankenstein, Labour, Macbeth, parcel of rogues, Piety, Shakespeare, The Guardian, The Independent, Tory, UK, United Kingdom, Westminster, winning

Do I believe in Brexit? NO
Do I believe in Bremain? NO
The trap is believing in either. We need factual, clear and objective thinking before opting for any course of action.

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Mills of God Nibble at the Deceivers of the British People

8th November 2016 Mac Logan 0 Comments #Brexit, 7 principles of public life, Abraham Lincoln, Boris, Bremain, Cabinet Office, Clinton, Daily Express, Daily Mail, Daily Telegraph, Establishment, EU, Evening Standard, Farage, fradulent, fraud, Gove, Huffington Post, IDS, Parliament, PM, Prime Minister, SKY News, The Guardian, The Sun, Theresa May, Trump, US, USA

We need a good plan, or we’re going to be screwed. Brexit or Bremain, we must get our act together …

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That’s the Way the Money Goes …

2nd October 201622nd February 2019 Mac Logan 6 Comments #Brexit, Angels Cut, BBC lose £100M, Bloomberg, corrupt contracts, corrupt practices, cost overrun, Dark Art, Fidel Castro, Financial Times, fraud and error, FT, gov.uk, gravy train, greed, Mac Logan, Margaret Hodge, overspend, procurement, Stephen O'Brien, The Guardian, troughing, UK aircraft carriers cost overrun, unaccountable, wastage, writing

… fix situations like these would we need much, if any, austerity pain?

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Standards of Incompetence

30th July 2015 Mac Logan 2 Comments Angels Cut, Boris Johnson, Civil Service, corruption, crime, crime writer, CSC, Dan Poulter, Dark Art, Establishment, Fujitsu, G4S, Mac Logan, Margaret Hodge, NHS, NHS IT failure, Parliament, Public Accounts Committee, Richard Bacon, SERCO, The Guardian, The Independent, The Specator

There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics. Benjamin Disraeli Says Who? I thought M J Maroney said: there’s

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Seumas Gallacher Uncovers the Global Financial Markets “Con Trick”

29th July 2015 Mac Logan 8 Comments Barron's, BBC, Bear Sterns, Bird & Fortune, derivatives, Dr Sid Gilman, Elan and Wyeth, heads they win, hedge funds, high risk investments, John Bird, John Fortune, Policy, politics, SAC Capital, Simon Jenkins, Steven A Cohen, The Guardian, The New Yorker

Good for the Soul? Let me ’fess up, right out of the blocks, I worked in the finance and banking industry

Sourdough a go-go? Easy Imagine a calm Scottish seascape, Grasshopper, and lose your anxiety, it’s sour dough, a go-go, time … This is a quick guide for my pal Bob to help him make a sourdough loaf using a proven method. the aim This approach is designed to save time. Key pointers and stages are covered in the headings […]