Flood of compassion
This morning, I read this piece on hurricanes, climate change and human responsibilities in Social News by Max Fanni Canelles. It made me think of His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s recent visit to Derry, the walled city in Northern Ireland, as a guest of the organisation ‘Children in Crossfire’ which is marking 20 years of international development work. The anti-poverty organisation was founded by Richard Moore, who was blinded after he was injured by a soldier firing a rubber
Labour Party in NI must face realities
Boyd Black’s recent column (http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/opinion/news-analysis/northern-ireland-needs-the-chance-to-vote-labour-36110905.html) ignores some of the central issues facing Labour Party for Northern Ireland. I'm no economist, so I won’t find fault with Boyd’s figures - though I must point out that his guesstimate that LPNI members pay as much as £75-80,000 annually into central Labour funds sounds like wishful thinking, rather than the hard-headed analysis of
