And a few Books I thought I would like but did not (for various reasons)

And here are some books I just could not get into and gave up reading less than halfway through:

Peter Clines- Ex Heroes
John Dickson- Crimes of The Krays (Omnibus)
Minette Walters- Acid Row
Rob Brydon- Small Man In A Book
Lee Mack- Mack The Life
Dean Koontz- Odd  Apocalypse
Hugh Howey- Wool
Richard M. Rossi- Waiting To Die

Hastings & Rother March Against The Badger Cull

Don`t forget The March Against The Badger Cull comes to Hastings East Sussex on The 23rd of this month meet at Hastings Pier at 2pm or if you would like your face painted as a Badger please come around 1-15pm there is a small charge of £2 for this which 50% goes towards the vaccination of Badgers against Bovine TB.
Guest speakers are:
 Dominic Dyer (Care For The Wild) and
Dawn Varley (The League Against Cruel Sports)
here are the links to the Facebook Page and Facebook  Event Page:
Hastings & Rother Against The Cull
&
Hastings Badger March Event Page

The Meeting point Is At Hastings Pier along seafront to the subway,
then through subway and into town centre.
I really hope to see as many people supporting this as possible and to let the Government know we will not tolerate this and to start a more humane vaccine scheme  instead.

Why I Joined The Respect Party

After being a Labour Party Member for 3 and a half years and a Labour voter since I was 18,
 I decided to leave the party in November 2013..
This was a very difficult decision and probably one of the hardest decisions of my life.
After thinking about it for a couple of weeks (whilst still being a Labour Party Member) I decided I`d had enough and joined The Respect Party.
My main reason for this was quite simple,
I did not believe in ALL of Labour`s policies anymore but I did believe in ALL The Respect policies.
There are a few other reasons why I left Labour but I won`t get into that here as I may get in trouble for speaking my mind.
I am now a very happy and proud member of The Respect Party and still 100% a Socialist.

What To Read (Crime Thrillers)

Hi folks,
As another year nearly ends
I thought I would compile a list of  10 Crime Thrillers
I have read this year and have given 5**** to on various websites
So here go`s in no particular order:

1-Alex Grecian- The Yard
2-Luke Delaney-Cold Killing /The Keeper
3-Michael Robotham- Say You`re Sorry
4-James Oswald- Natural Causes/ Book Of Souls
5-Matt Hilton- Rules Of Honour
6-Sheila Quigley- Thorn In My Side
7-Stuart Macbride- Close To The Bone
8-Lee Weeks- Dead Of Winter
9-Tony Black-  Murder Mile
10-Simon Kernick- Siege

If you are looking for a good read I highly recommend ALL of the above

Arafat and Gandhi- Two Swords Album Review

Well where do I start with this album??
Here we go.
This was the best Independent UK Hip-Hop Album of 2012 for me.
19 Banging tracks and not one filler.
Brilliantly produced by Arafat (aka Halabi),
Fantastic lyrics and flow from both artists, not only that but the guests on this album were sensational also.
Rap legend Tradegy Khadafi makes a guest appearance on a track as well as new rapper to the scene Life Long Student , who in my opinion has a great flow and will go far.
You can check the full album out here http://reversionrecords.bandcamp.com/
And here is a track to listen too via Youtube

As a bonus If you buy the physical CD of the album at Bandcamp you get the Digital version for free.
If you like UK or any kind of Hip-Hop YOU WILL NOT REGRET BUYING THIS ONE.
TRUST ME.

Well Done Saints

Just like to say well done to the lads of Southampton FC,
A thoroughly deserved draw against one of the BIG clubs of the Premiership.
What gets my goat is that most of the Gooners are blaming Wenger (as usual after a draw or defeat).
In my honest opinion Saints played today the best they have played for a very long time (Arsenal DID NOT play rubbishly) we just purely outclassed them.
Well done lads, that point takes the Saints out of the relegation zone and you totally deserve it :)