Thomas Tuchel – a Virgo perfectionist

Thomas Tuchel – a Virgo perfectionist

Thomas Tuchel, the England manager is living up to his abrasive reputation ticking off players after their win against Norway which took them into the semi-final with Argentina. Yet Tuchel was far from impressed. He said “We got lucky. We made life difficult for us in the way we played and how we played –…

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Ruth Ellis – repeating old trauma

Ruth Ellis – repeating old trauma

Ruth Ellis, a Welsh-born nightclub hostess who became the last woman to be executed in the UK following the fatal shooting of her abusive lover, David Blakely has been posthumously granted a conditional pardon, commuting her sentence from execution to life imprisonment, on the grounds of the violence she had suffered at his hands.  Born…

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Nigel Farage – politics as farce

Nigel Farage – politics as farce

Nigel Farage appears to have shot himself in the foot with a raucous declaration of shining innocence being smeared by the ‘deep state’ over a seriously large handout from a criminal crony. Stomping his tiny foot, he resigned and declared a bye- election in which he said the voters would raise him to hero status…

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Prince Harry – still tilting at windmills

Prince Harry – still tilting at windmills

High-drama Harry arrives in the UK in a dust storm of chaos, with his will-he-won’t-he approach irritating the Royal Household so much they barred his late acceptance (previously OKed and then rejected) of an offer of a Buckingham Palace stay.  He also chose to arrive as the judgement of his privacy case against the Daily…

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The Nolan’s Odyssey – an epic partnership

The Nolan’s Odyssey – an epic partnership

“The Odyssey” buoyed up with rave reviews for Christopher Nolan’s ‘astonishing, epic and ‘flawless filmmaking’, will be released on cue on July 17th to soak up the largesse of Barbault’s astrological bread-basket. Jupiter in Leo opposition Pluto, sextile/trine Uranus in Gemini and Neptune in Aries – all lined up in a talented Half Grand Sextile….

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World Cup – fouling the beautiful game

World Cup – fouling the beautiful game

In an act of breathtaking entitlement Trump demanded Fifa to lift the one match suspension of US striker Folarin Balogun after a red card foul. What was worse was Gianni Infantino in craven and immoral response giving in and lifting the ban. Uefa, European football’s governing body, said that intervening to effectively cancel a suspension…

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Russia  – falling short of Catherine the Great

Russia – falling short of Catherine the Great

Russia’s woes are mounting with high military spending leading to havoc in the economy with petrol queues, falling wages, redundancies, soaring prices and cripplingly high interest rates with a recent poll showing 81 per cent of Russians want the Ukraine war to end. It is estimated that between 400,000 and 450,000 Russian troops have been…

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Pocket Ephemeris – a lifesaver for astrologers

Pocket Ephemeris – a lifesaver for astrologers

Sighs of relief all round as astrologers are presented with a new and improved Ephemeris for 2027, having struggled through 2026 with difficulty. For non-practitioners of the starry arts, the ephemeris is a celestial railway timetable of planetary movements.  In addition to monthly planetary positions by degree and aspect, there are Moon phases and planetary…

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USA at 250 – founding fathers ill at ease

USA at 250 – founding fathers ill at ease

What would the founding fathers and Rushmore presidents be thinking as the USA makes it to a 250 year anniversary with nary a mention of the Declaration of Independence?   Of the illustrious five, Abraham Lincoln would undoubtedly have been the most hostile to the present grifting, anti-democratic White House. To start at the beginning:…

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