Just because they’re paid more doesn’t mean they deserve more trust

HE High Court in the UK has been lied to quite a lot by a so-called ‘law’ ‘firm’ (lie firm) that bullies myself and loved ones. It continues to lie to the High Court, it has lied to many judges there already, and perhaps it tries to bait me into talking back by saying something about very obviously false statements.

Courts don’t like liars. Courts are also smart enough to see when law firms lie to them.

The SRA belatedly realises this is a crisis to the reputation of the occupation.

It’s coming!

oday we did a lot of housework and then caught up with news. On Tuesday next week we celebrate another personal anniversary and maybe we’ll have another chance to travel around Greater Manchester before it gets too cold.

Football is back in 9 days, but it’ll be in Anfield with heckling local fans who accuse ManCity of cheating.

The more rosy news, for us at least, comes in November. Techrights turns 20.

Better ill than dead

he movie “Animal Graveyard” or something similar (not “Animal Hospital”) gave me the creeps as a young kid; I’m not sure if I even watched it, I at least heard of it. “Elephants’ graveyard” also; anything to do with death…

Recently we’ve attracted some ill or weak birds, who use our yard like a sanctuary and even stay overnight. It’s a bit painful to see them in poor health; but we need to do our best to help them because they ask for it.

Things have progressed:

Will they create a new shell to whitewash their actions?

All good so far

IVE months ago we set up the shells’ tank to split them apart from all the fish. All the shells seem healthy (to date I only saw one or two dead shells, that’s less than 1% of the whole) and they seem increasingly active too. If their population keeps growing, however, oxygen capacity will decrease. Then a bigger tank might become necessary.

The shells or snails seem to be of Malaysia origin (no predators in the tank though). They came with our loaches. They reproduce very fast.

Good cause

This week I spoke to Daniel Pocock and his latest blog posts show that:

1. He has made Farage nervous
2. He costs Farage a lot of money
3. He has uncovered additional scandals
4. The mainstream media intentionally ignores (1-3)

He’s not done yet. Things will be getting hotter.

Less so over time

he driver’s licence in my possession says 2026, so this isn’t sour grapes. I can still drive, but I’d need to rent or buy a car to do so.

But would I?

Last time I checked the process of renting a car (paperwork etc.) and costs, I was immediately amused. How would that save any time? Even if driving somewhere could save time, why would I spend 3 hours dealing with forms, refilling the tank, returning the car?

Buying a car? Forget about it. Purchasing price aside, consider all the toil associated with monthly paperwork (insurance, MOT etc.) and maintenance, repair, clean-up and so on.

I simply fail to see how cars would save me time. They can enhance mobility, sure, but at what cost?

Phoning a taxi isn’t hard. In relative terms, they are not so expensive either.

The mental burden spared by “renting a driver” (not a car) is already invaluable.