Tag Archives: Westminster

Labour’s failure reflects our lack of imagination and bottle to demand something new

Posted on 30/04/2025 by Wichita Lineman Was A Song I Once Heard

The nauseating PR seems so ridiculously quaint now; those genius adults were back in charge. How quiet it would be after a decade plus of Tory dysfunction and incompetence. That this Labour government, with the drabbest weathervane leader imaginable, would … Continue reading →

Posted in Politics | Tagged Alastair Campbell, Bernard Manning, Blairism, Boomers, Brexit, Centrist dads, Corbyn, Crypto, Donald Trump, Fred West, Gary Stevenson, Jimmy Saville, Labour, Mad Men, Nimbys, Racist gammon, Reform, Rory Stewart, Scottish Independence, Thatcherite, Westminster | Leave a comment

Hey, SNP, do your job

Posted on 31/01/2023 by Wichita Lineman Was A Song I Once Heard

Solitude defined by internet use is a blight on our mental stability. Having succumbed, I know that only introspection and self-control can recover a stable equilibrium. Speaking of which, the SNP need an intervention. They have forgotten that their purpose, … Continue reading →

Posted in Politics | Tagged 4Chan, A Serbian Film, Brexit, Corbynistic, Furries, Gender Recognition Reform bill, Godot is a tardy cunt, Greens are on greenies, Hentai porn, Independence, Jame Gumb, Jimmy Saville, Nicola Sturgeon, Orwellian, Politics, Scotland, Scots, Self-ID, The SNP, Tories, Uwe Boll, Was made to study Samuel Beckett at school and I hated it, Westminster | Leave a comment

Essential Listening: My favourite albums at midlife

Posted on 31/10/2022 by Wichita Lineman Was A Song I Once Heard

I always write something for this blog once a month. Normally, there’s always an idea, or something going on to have an opinion on. This month presented a problem, or a void to be specific. I’ve got a few bits … Continue reading →

Posted in Essential Listening | Tagged Ache in the places I used to play, Aging, Aja, Bob Dylan, Cantankerous sagging wife, Clifford Jordan Quartet, DJ Sprinkles, Essential Listening, Frank Ocean, I have no life, Kanye West is a fucking numpty, Labrador watching a Ted Talk, Listen to Gary Stevenson, Liz Truss, MF Doom, Midlife crisis, Penis-extensions, Prince, Putin's facelift, Russian mail order bride, Spacemen 3, Steely Dan, The KLF, The Lettuce lives!, The Rolling Stones, The Velvet Underground, Too many tags, Wee Jimmy Krankie, Westminster | Leave a comment

Just get on with it

Posted on 26/04/2018 by Wichita Lineman Was A Song I Once Heard

That’s a message from me to the SNP. Between quagmire of Brexit and the inevitable omnishambolic results of the UK government getting involved in Syria, primarily, you suspect, as a distraction from the former, a sense of urgency has developed … Continue reading →

Posted in Politics | Tagged Brexit, Brexit nonces, EDL, EU, Holyrood, Independence, Indy Ref 2, omnishambolic, Pound Shop Enoch Powell is a great insult, psephology, SNP, SNP and many Yes voters need to grow some cojones, Syria, Terrible banner but I couldn't find anything better, Tories, Tory Bastards, Unionists, urgency, Waiting for Godot, Westminster, Yes | 1 Comment

Donald Trump – an agent for Scottish independence

Posted on 21/02/2017 by Wichita Lineman Was A Song I Once Heard

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zT0Rjc6jKCg Making political predictions is a foolish endeavour for idiots, like me, see exhibits here, here and here for conclusive proof. Political presumptions are even more idiotic, dangerous even, as nobody viewed Trump as the threat he was. Indeed many … Continue reading →

Posted in Politics | Tagged Bannon likes a used maxi pad, batshit crazy, Bedtime For Bonzo, Black Mirror, Brexit, Charlie Brooker, Donald Trump, EU, George Monbiot, Holyrood, More landfills after land clearances, Politics, Presumptions are worse than assumptions, Reagan always embraced the method, Scottish Independence, Scottish Independence could rely on Trump being Trump, Sleaford Mods, SNP, Tango'd, Uber Tory bastards, Up The Junction with Polish subtitles, Westminster, Why did I confuse Adam Curtis with George Monbiot, Yes or No? | Leave a comment