How to reform the House of Lords? They’ve been talking about that for yonks. Problem is if it became a Senate it would put the House of Commons out of business.Christopher Lee churns through 500 years of law and makes some interesting remarks about what has gone where during the historical duration of the house of Lords. Looks at the MacDonaldisation of the Labour influencing the structure and earmarks a few more cutbacks.COMMONS, HOUSE OF LORDS, REFORM, SENATERelated articles
- No plan for Lords reform referendum(independent.co.uk)
- Coalition decides against referendum on House of Lords reform – The Guardian (guardian.co.uk)
- PM told to expect heavy defeat on House of Lords reform (guardian.co.uk)
- Downloads An essay on the merits of Catholic emancipation: in the form of a speech, feigned to have been pronounced in the House of Lords. Written, pro bono publico ebook (ekfkufa.typepad.com)
25/06/2012
Reform Of The House Of Lords? If It Gets Real Power The Commons Would Be Out Of Business
Euro2012 Is Boring. Overpaid Players Are Just Not Bothered To Make An Effort
More affirmations this weekend that sport is not really something we should be at all proud of a results come in about England football team. The EU is doing surprisingly well and the UK are not doing that well at all after today’s defeat in the Ukraine. It is a sign of the times when penalty shoot outs happen. The spectators get more for their money.The clubs pay out more money to the players, the weekly salary justifies the need for great football player in the UK. The UK keeps up-to date with the rest of Europe and the amount they pay footballers. Losing is really boring, no body likes to lose. France a Spain have been doing really well.If you like going on vacation and watching football then you should be in the Ukraine right now watching these European football teams play football. England have failed to deliver, lets hope the Olympics is something that makes up for the bad luck in the EU football competition.It would have been great to bring a cup or two back from the competition.Soon the Olympics will be here and the celebrations can begin again.Its great being excited these competitions are exciting, the players are under tremendous pressure to win, that is why they are paid so much. Its difficult when young talented players are put under this type of pressure. That said this type of pressure is the same across the board.Without getting on the wrong foot of sportsman both France and Spain deserve some luck, looks like those bailouts will not be going to waste in Spain, Italy, France and other areas of Europe recently mentioned here on Stirring Trouble Internationally. Could there be a direct link between bank bailouts and football results. Who knows. You can find out all about what Stirring Trouble Internationally has to say by going over to Stirring Trouble Internationally.During these difficult times of disappointment its good to read something special. You can go over and see what is being said this week and next, today though Anton Goryunov writes from Donetsk: I really feel sorry for all those sports commentators and football writers who have to pretend how excited they are with the quality of the games at Euro1202. Is Boring. Overpaid Players Are Just Not Bothered To Make An Effort.http://goo.gl/7EnU5 via @stirringtrouble #BORING, #EURO2012, #FRANCE, #SPAINRelated articles
- Spain vs France live @Spain vs France live(oleole.com)
- Alonso nets brace as Spain coast past France(edition.cnn.com)
- Spain vs. France: X-Factors That Will Decide Pivotal Euro 2012 Quarterfinal Tilt(bleacherreport.com)
- Alonso scores twice, powers Spain past France in Euro quarterfinals (cbssports.com)
- Blanc leaves future open after exit (iol.co.za)
- Euro 2012 Live Stream: What France Must Do to Top Defending Champion Spain(bleacherreport.com)
- Spain vs. France: Tiki-Taka Masters Lull France out of Euro 2012 Quarterfinals(bleacherreport.com)
- England v Italy – live buildup! (guardian.co.uk)
Let’s Assume, For Arguments Sake, That Most Of The New Rich Are Idiots
If we assume that most new rich are idiots it would explain a lot of weird things that are happening in this world of ours.

A cynical look at creativity and mediocrity from Adam Lovejoy over on Stirring Trouble Internationally. Today’s post looks at the art and cynically explores the weird things that are happening as more and more things become popular.
The arguments pointed out in today’s rant are about art and those that can afford art who have recently been stubbed the new rich. Today’s culture from the top down from the new rich is creating easy money from art. This includes the realities created from the art becoming a consumable item and how this is effecting people with wealth. Wealthy people who look to the art world for inspiration in a world where culture and wealth is becoming more and more prominent and as the economy becomes more difficult to distinguish between the favourites art and easy money.
Today’s post answers a few questions about the directions the art world is currently taking and the mistakes that are getting through the art barriers. The western art influence is teaching new ways and creating more and more of those new rich people. Adam Lovejoy takes a look at what they are saying and queries what is being said. Go over to Stirring Trouble Internationally to find out how this can help you with your own art work, art studies or perhaps you are looking to make easy money from art and your own culture.
Related articles
- How to make it in the Art World(windandturnclothing.com)
- Rich People Buy Art to Show You How Rich They Are(theatlanticwire.com)
- Casting A Cynical Glance At Some Weird Goings On Around The World (stirringtrouble.wordpress.com)
- Rich lifestyles in 1920 (dominicgoodrich.typepad.com)
24/06/2012
Moody’s Doing It Again. Playing Games And Causing Mischief
Moody's downgrades some of the biggest banks in Britain. Something's not right here.
There are going to be more banks downgrading the downgrade is from Moody's law, find out more by going over to Stirring Trouble Internationally.
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