BP Claim Gulf of Mexico Capped Oil Well Not Leaking
Posted by Caleb Law on January 11, 2012 in International Politics
Keep your Eyes and Ears Open Pelicans – We’ve got great news. Barrels of oil have been spilling into the gulf of Mexico since April 2010, but the latest cap is suspected to have stopped the spill from progressing any further. Yes… those pelicans will be jumping with joy, after a well deserved bath and […]
Argentina First Country in Latin America to Legalise Gay Marriage
Posted by Caleb Law on January 11, 2012 in International Politics
Legislation was passed in Argentinian parliament to allow gay marriages in the country. This makes Argentina the first Latin American country to allow marriages of same-sex couples. The Law which also allows same-sex couples to adopt children met fierce opposition by the catholic church. I think this law is great, it is both improvement to […]
Parliament France – Should France Have Banned the Burqa?
Posted by Caleb Law on January 24, 2019 in International Politics
A Bill has been passed making anyone with a face mask (any item of clothing that covers the face including the Muslim veil the Burqa and also the Balaclava) in a public place (street, shops etc…) can be arrested and given a €150 (euro) fine. This is utterly ridiculous, banning a face veil for no […]
Australia’s First Woman Prime Minister
Posted by Caleb Law on January 11, 2012 in International Politics
Australia’s first Prime Minister – We had ours in the 80’s I know this is a UK political website but I couldn’t resist commenting on their first female Prime Minister of Australia. Julia Gillard Replaces Kevin Rudd in the Australian General Election 2010 I’m glad for them (Even though I miss Kevin basically because his […]
