Much like whynotsmile I must issue an apology regarding my previous post. The helpful people at my bank have now sorted out my problems. It now seems there were in fact no bandits thieving from my account. Some company has a sort code and account number only one digit different from mine and someone got [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Ethics’
apologies and confessions
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Belief, confessions, culture, Ethics, jesus, money on November 2, 2007 | 4 Comments »
Some bandit is thieving from my bank account
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged anger, banks, Ethics, help, money on October 30, 2007 | 3 Comments »
I am officially a victim of fraud. Some light fingered bandit has somehow managed to swipe a significant sum of money from my bank account. I feel naked and vulnerable. And wondering how it happened and how to stop it happening again. For a moment questioning whether ethics or pragmatism should win in choosing bank. [...]
Suing the poor - vulture funds and is God a capitalist?
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged capitalism, economics, Ethics, generosity, Justice, poverty, righteous anger on October 20, 2007 | 4 Comments »
This article - Vultures leave the developing world hungry (a response to ‘How top London law firms help vulture funds devour their prey‘
made me sit bolt upright when reading my Saturday Guardian this morning. My non-economist understanding seems to be that these ‘vulture’ funds buy debt of Heavily Indebted Poor countries (HIPC’s), countries [...]
I’ve been censored by the big brother of Rugby World Cup Ltd!
Posted in Entertainment, Sport, world, tagged big brother, censorship, confessions, Ethics, media, rants, righteous anger, rugby world cup, Sport, youtube on October 17, 2007 | 3 Comments »
Prepare yourself for an outpouring of indignation. I have received an email from youtube informing me of a copyright infringement, and my video of the haka at the France-New Zealand Rugby World Cup Quarter Final has been removed! Not even action from the game but the haka. Waht the flip are Rugby World Cup Ltd [...]
Egg all over the fomula one and football faces
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Ethics, Sport on September 18, 2007 | No Comments »
So Fernando Alonso certainly does come across as a petulant little boy - threatening to dob in his own team if they didn’t make him the big boy of the team. I guess he is a double world champion and is having to live a little in the shadow of his boy wonder team-mate. How [...]
Halfway musings
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Belief, Ethics, Justice, musings, peru, travel on July 30, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Well my system is well and thoroughly detoxed and i may even be a little slimmer thus allowing my brain to begin musing on some of what we´ve been experiencing here in Peru. One thing that´s been very noticeable in churches is how often people say ´gracias´ when praying. After listening to a Tim Keller [...]
in my other life…
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged books, Ethics, musings on June 20, 2007 | 2 Comments »
John O’Farrell is a pretty funny writer, but then he cut his teeth on spitting image – one of the best satirical shows that’s ever graced our screens. Although part of its appeal was probably some of the real characters around at the time – Maggie et al. The first book I read of his [...]
Big Brother does it again..
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged big brother, culture, Ethics, tv on June 8, 2007 | 3 Comments »
I hadn’t realised we had another series on big brother until a few days after it started, and especially the last few days. As big brother becomes embroiled in another ‘racism row’ i have to admit to a large degree of cynicism. After the whole shilpa debacle is this simply big brother trying to redeem [...]
Why God is better than the Police
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged confessions, Ethics on May 17, 2007 | 4 Comments »
So last night I had an encounter with the Police. It wasn’t pleasant and I’m £60 poorer and got a bonus of 3 penalty points on my license. Thinking back about it its amazing the amount of self-justifying I’ve been doing to make it out that I’m not a criminal and didn’t really deserve it [...]
property - the new pornography or the new religion?
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged books, culture, Ethics on May 13, 2007 | No Comments »
I’ve been reading David McWillliams book - ‘the Pope’s children‘ on the dramatic changes that have swept Ireland since the Pope last visited. Its fascinating stuff - particularly the baby boom 9 months after the Pope visited. JP the second obviously acted as some sort of weird aphrodisiac! McWilliams talks about property being the [...]




