Tag: birds

Emails: St Kilda – Ancients British Celts, WWI, WWII, Human and Animal Tragedy! (17.9.2023)

Research suggests these people had lived on this isolated island for around 2000 years – as they spoke a very old Gaelic language mixed with the odd word of Latin and Norse! The island was attacked once by an Imperial German U-boat during Spring 1918 (which fired 60 artillery rounds at a British Telegraph Station) near the end of WWI. During WWII, after all the indigenous Celts had gone – my maternal grandfather – Arthur Gibson – (when serving in the Royal Navy on the Minesweeper – HMS Beaumaris Castle) was ordered onto the island of St Kilda (Hirta) after an aeroplane full of US Servicemen (who were returning home after fighting in Europe) -crashed into the high mountainside with no survivors.

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Beef (S1-E3) – I Am Inhabited by a Cry! (13.4.2023) 

Ali Wong might want to consider that this might be ‘why’ birds – (along with every other living creature) were destroyed by the fascistic Americans! I suspect that this line was inserted into the Asian based US comedy drama ‘Beef’ to appeal to the White Americans who have allowed this programme to be made! The programme itself is racist in that it strives to justify and normalise US neo-imperialism by perpetuating the idea that Asians must conform to White racist standards of behaviour whilst actively supporting the US colonies of Taiwan, South Korea and Japan! This includes the destruction of Asian culture and the replacement of Asian religions with right-wing, Protestant Christianity! Asians can only be included in US TV dramas if they refuse to support the independent countries of the land of their ancestors! Long live North Korea, Socialist Vietnam and Communist China!

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Visit: St Tiggywinkles Wildlife Hospital (14.4.2022)

Indeed, St Tiggywinkles is premised upon the origin foundation of the British ‘National Health Service’ (founded in 1948), which has provided free at the point of us medical care for the human population. Although paid for through collective taxation – since 1979 (a year after St Tiggywinles was Founded) the NHS has been steadily ‘privatised’ step by step – and has become a third-rate and shambolic ‘ghost’ of what it once was! At least St Tiggywinkles has stayed true to the founding principles of its excellent hospital!

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