Saturday, 20 March 2010

Introduction and Terms of Reference

First, please do not expect this Blog to be unbiased or 'academic'. This Blog has declared for the Parliament and will not hesitate to call a Malignant a Malignant or a Man of Blood a Man of Blood. Massacres are something undertaken by the Malignant Party. The Parliamentary Forces merely follow the established Rules of War.

Second, do not expect the posts to be regular. I run two other active blogs, I have a life outwith blogdom, and this is the last and least priority.

Third, do not expect everything to be deadly serious. I am a notorious ironist, after all.

Fourth, do not expect to agree with everything I say. I shall sometimes be controversial, even shocking. If you don't like my opinions, feel free to publish your own, on your own blog.
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  1. Alistair Kewish23 April 2011 at 16:44

    I am a big follower of events which we today call the English Civil War (s) By a sheer stroke of coincidence, I live about 40 minutes drive from the Naseby battle-site even if the good people of Naseby village do their damndest to put up rather conflicting road-signs to the exact site. Or is it a local joke? I stumbled over your web-site whilst looking at your magnificent model of the Met. Tank loco and having put in some free volunteering at Quainton Road itself, I felt the sudden urge to write a few words. And so on.....! I was born in Loughborough so that must connect me with the GCR in some small way. End of first comment. yours, Alistair Kewish

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