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  1. Live set starting to come together for Saturday. If you're near Queen Elizabeth Gardens in Salisbury this Saturday at 2.30pm, do come along - playing some new stuff for the first time and it will be great to say hi to you.

    Mean time, look at this old BBC1 globe 😀

    #salisbury #electronicmusic

  2. Salisbury Cathedral
    Oh yes, I really had to work hard to earn this ‘medal’!

    The Tower Tour of Salisbury Cathedral’s tower isn’t for people with a fear of heights, like me – but it’s absolutely worth it!
    And to be honest: you never talk about #fear – only about #heroic deeds! ;-)

    May 2018

    #Salisbury #SalisburyCathedral #England #Wiltshire #UK #GB #GothicArchitecture #TowerTour #Gothic #monochrome #blackandwhite #photography #church #Gotik #monochrom #SchwarzWeiss #Fotografie #Kirche

  3. Salisbury Cathedral
    Oh yes, I really had to work hard to earn this ‘medal’!

    The Tower Tour of Salisbury Cathedral’s tower isn’t for people with a fear of heights, like me – but it’s absolutely worth it!
    And to be honest: you never talk about #fear – only about #heroic deeds! ;-)

    May 2018

    #Salisbury #SalisburyCathedral #England #Wiltshire #UK #GB #GothicArchitecture #TowerTour #Gothic #monochrome #blackandwhite #photography #church #Gotik #monochrom #SchwarzWeiss #Fotografie #Kirche

  4. Salisbury Cathedral
    Oh yes, I really had to work hard to earn this ‘medal’!

    The Tower Tour of Salisbury Cathedral’s tower isn’t for people with a fear of heights, like me – but it’s absolutely worth it!
    And to be honest: you never talk about #fear – only about #heroic deeds! ;-)

    May 2018

    #Salisbury #SalisburyCathedral #England #Wiltshire #UK #GB #GothicArchitecture #TowerTour #Gothic #monochrome #blackandwhite #photography #church #Gotik #monochrom #SchwarzWeiss #Fotografie #Kirche

  5. Salisbury Cathedral
    Oh yes, I really had to work hard to earn this ‘medal’!

    The Tower Tour of Salisbury Cathedral’s tower isn’t for people with a fear of heights, like me – but it’s absolutely worth it!
    And to be honest: you never talk about #fear – only about #heroic deeds! ;-)

    May 2018

    #Salisbury #SalisburyCathedral #England #Wiltshire #UK #GB #GothicArchitecture #TowerTour #Gothic #monochrome #blackandwhite #photography #church #Gotik #monochrom #SchwarzWeiss #Fotografie #Kirche

  6. Salisbury Cathedral
    Oh yes, I really had to work hard to earn this ‘medal’!

    The Tower Tour of Salisbury Cathedral’s tower isn’t for people with a fear of heights, like me – but it’s absolutely worth it!
    And to be honest: you never talk about #fear – only about #heroic deeds! ;-)

    May 2018

    #Salisbury #SalisburyCathedral #England #Wiltshire #UK #GB #GothicArchitecture #TowerTour #Gothic #monochrome #blackandwhite #photography #church #Gotik #monochrom #SchwarzWeiss #Fotografie #Kirche

  7. The wait is over! Ripieno’s Italian Ristorante opens in Salisbury

    Yes, Salisbury, the wait is finally over! Ripieno’s Italian Ristorante, located behind the Panera restaurant in north Salisbury, Maryland, opened to the public Wednesda…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Italianbistrofood #bistrofood #Italia #Italian #ItalianBistro #ItalianRistorante #italiano #italy #Maryland #ripieno #salisbury
    diningandcooking.com/2629149/t

  8. The wait is over! Ripieno’s Italian Ristorante opens in Salisbury

    Yes, Salisbury, the wait is finally over! Ripieno’s Italian Ristorante, located behind the Panera restaurant in north Salisbury, Maryland, opened to the public Wednesda…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Italianbistrofood #bistrofood #Italia #Italian #ItalianBistro #ItalianRistorante #italiano #italy #Maryland #ripieno #salisbury
    diningandcooking.com/2629149/t

  9. The wait is over! Ripieno’s Italian Ristorante opens in Salisbury

    Yes, Salisbury, the wait is finally over! Ripieno’s Italian Ristorante, located behind the Panera restaurant in north Salisbury, Maryland, opened to the public Wednesda…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Italianbistrofood #bistrofood #Italia #Italian #ItalianBistro #ItalianRistorante #italiano #italy #Maryland #ripieno #salisbury
    diningandcooking.com/2629149/t

  10. The wait is over! Ripieno’s Italian Ristorante opens in Salisbury

    Yes, Salisbury, the wait is finally over! Ripieno’s Italian Ristorante, located behind the Panera restaurant in north Salisbury, Maryland, opened to the public Wednesda…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Italianbistrofood #bistrofood #Italia #Italian #ItalianBistro #ItalianRistorante #italiano #italy #Maryland #ripieno #salisbury
    diningandcooking.com/2629149/t

  11. Hype for the Future 183G: Western Piedmont, North Carolina

    Overview The communities of the western Piedmont of the State of North Carolina are largely located on the general west side of the City of Charlotte, including communities such as the City of Gastonia in Gaston County, home to the Schiele Museum of Natural History and Planetarium and the Esquire Hotel Downtown Gastonia. To the north is the City of Lincolnton, the county seat of Lincoln County, followed by Catawba and Iredell Counties. Within Catawba County are notable communities such as […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  12. Hype for the Future 183G: Western Piedmont, North Carolina

    Overview The communities of the western Piedmont of the State of North Carolina are largely located on the general west side of the City of Charlotte, including communities such as the City of Gastonia in Gaston County, home to the Schiele Museum of Natural History and Planetarium and the Esquire Hotel Downtown Gastonia. To the north is the City of Lincolnton, the county seat of Lincoln County, followed by Catawba and Iredell Counties. Within Catawba County are notable communities such as […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  13. Hype for the Future 183G: Western Piedmont, North Carolina

    Overview The communities of the western Piedmont of the State of North Carolina are largely located on the general west side of the City of Charlotte, including communities such as the City of Gastonia in Gaston County, home to the Schiele Museum of Natural History and Planetarium and the Esquire Hotel Downtown Gastonia. To the north is the City of Lincolnton, the county seat of Lincoln County, followed by Catawba and Iredell Counties. Within Catawba County are notable communities such as […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  14. Hype for the Future 183G: Western Piedmont, North Carolina

    Overview The communities of the western Piedmont of the State of North Carolina are largely located on the general west side of the City of Charlotte, including communities such as the City of Gastonia in Gaston County, home to the Schiele Museum of Natural History and Planetarium and the Esquire Hotel Downtown Gastonia. To the north is the City of Lincolnton, the county seat of Lincoln County, followed by Catawba and Iredell Counties. Within Catawba County are notable communities such as […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  15. Hype for the Future 183G: Western Piedmont, North Carolina

    Overview The communities of the western Piedmont of the State of North Carolina are largely located on the general west side of the City of Charlotte, including communities such as the City of Gastonia in Gaston County, home to the Schiele Museum of Natural History and Planetarium and the Esquire Hotel Downtown Gastonia. To the north is the City of Lincolnton, the county seat of Lincoln County, followed by Catawba and Iredell Counties. Within Catawba County are notable communities such as […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  16. College Republicans leader met with mass counter protest at #Salisbury University after inviting White Supremacist Jared Taylor in #Maryland

  17. War, war, war


    Hostilities continue with little sign of lasting peace let alone reconciliation

    April 2026

    There is a ceasefire in Gaza/killings continue; the straight of Hormuz is open/the straight of Hormuz is closed; the Iranians have agreed to hand over their nuclear material; the Iranians will not hand over their nuclear material; there is a ceasefire in southern Lebanon; homes continue to be demolished in southern Lebanon. Welcome to the now you see it, now you don’t world of Middle East warfare.

    At one level it is bizarre. Largely stemming from Washington, it seems to represent a desperate desire by the Americans and President Trump to claim some kind of victory for the ill-considered and catastrophic war they were persuaded into by the Israelis. At another level it is a disaster in which death, destruction and human misery is foisted on the peoples of Gaza, Lebanon and Iran. The killing is wanton. The pretence that the bombing and killing is directed at terrorists and because innocent people are human shields seems no longer to be the story in town.

    In addition to the visible destruction there is the treatment of Palestinians in prisons around Israel which the latest UN report discusses. In exposing this practice, Francesca Albanese has been atrociously treated by the Americans as we discussed in our previous post.

    Any Questions? and Danny Kruger

    It is disappointing to listen to some of our politicians speaking in support of this continuing violence and carnage in the region as some kind of solution to the problems there. One such is the Reform politician Danny Kruger, the MP For East Wiltshire, a constituency touching on Salisbury. In a BBC radio programme called ‘Any Questions?’ where members of the audience put questions to a panel of – for the most part – politicians, he said in answer to a question on the Pope’s comments about Donald Trump:

    “[It is] important that the Americans and Israelis win this war (audience demurs) and it is important the right side comes out on top. The Americans and Israelis were right to recognise that Iran poses and existential threat to its own region and to the safety of the world. One day we are going to have to take on the challenge of defeating the Iranian regime, the most evil regime in the world and I recognise why so many people are appalled at how President Trump conducts himself. […]

    “But guys, you’ve got to be on the right side of this conflict. […] Fundamentally, the Iranians are the bad guys in this conflict and it’s really important that their power to develop nuclear weapons and their power to support terrorist organisations around the region – and in this country – [are] degraded. So I really, really hope that the outcome of this conflict is a weaker Iran.” (our italics)

    Noticeable in this one-sided approach to the conflict is the absence of balance. No one would claim that the Iranian regime is other than a violent and unpleasant one, but the language of ‘winning’, ‘defeat’ and the desire to see a ‘weaker Iran’ is disappointing to say the least. Since it is Israel which has been engaged in bombing and assassinations, the absence of any mention of their activities – the killing of over 70,000 in Gaza for example, and the current process of demolitions in south Lebanon – is questionable. Is it only Iran posing an ‘existential threat to the region?’. Israel is the only nuclear power after all. One wonders if Mr Kruger has ever read the speeches of Ben Gvir or Bezalel Smotrich?

    Caterpillar Tractors

    On the subject of demolitions, our attention has been drawn to a YouTube post on the activities of the American plant company Caterpillar which provides the armoured machines enabling the demolitions in south Lebanon and Gaza to be carried out. See ‘How Caterpillar profits from the genocide in Gaza and [US citizens] pay for it.

    124th v igil

    Yes, they continue with over 30 yesterday (18 April) with around 40 passing motorists sounding their horns.

    No sign of another local MP, Mr John Glen, who is a ‘proud’ member of Conservatives Friends of Israel the biggest lobby organisation in Parliament. Along with some Labour ministers like Peter Kyle and David Lammy, they are part of a large contingent of around 150 MPs who promote the interests of Israel in parliament.

    #AnyQuestions #CaterpillarTractors #DannyKrugerMP #Iran #Palestine #Salisbury #Trump #US #vigil
  18. War, war, war


    Hostilities continue with little sign of lasting peace let alone reconciliation

    April 2026

    There is a ceasefire in Gaza/killings continue; the straight of Hormuz is open/the straight of Hormuz is closed; the Iranians have agreed to hand over their nuclear material; the Iranians will not hand over their nuclear material; there is a ceasefire in southern Lebanon; homes continue to be demolished in southern Lebanon. Welcome to the now you see it, now you don’t world of Middle East warfare.

    At one level it is bizarre. Largely stemming from Washington, it seems to represent a desperate desire by the Americans and President Trump to claim some kind of victory for the ill-considered and catastrophic war they were persuaded into by the Israelis. At another level it is a disaster in which death, destruction and human misery is foisted on the peoples of Gaza, Lebanon and Iran. The killing is wanton. The pretence that the bombing and killing is directed at terrorists and because innocent people are human shields seems no longer to be the story in town.

    In addition to the visible destruction there is the treatment of Palestinians in prisons around Israel which the latest UN report discusses. In exposing this practice, Francesca Albanese has been atrociously treated by the Americans as we discussed in our previous post.

    Any Questions? and Danny Kruger

    It is disappointing to listen to some of our politicians speaking in support of this continuing violence and carnage in the region as some kind of solution to the problems there. One such is the Reform politician Danny Kruger, the MP For East Wiltshire, a constituency touching on Salisbury. In a BBC radio programme called ‘Any Questions?’ where members of the audience put questions to a panel of – for the most part – politicians, he said in answer to a question on the Pope’s comments about Donald Trump:

    “[It is] important that the Americans and Israelis win this war (audience demurs) and it is important the right side comes out on top. The Americans and Israelis were right to recognise that Iran poses and existential threat to its own region and to the safety of the world. One day we are going to have to take on the challenge of defeating the Iranian regime, the most evil regime in the world and I recognise why so many people are appalled at how President Trump conducts himself. […]

    “But guys, you’ve got to be on the right side of this conflict. […] Fundamentally, the Iranians are the bad guys in this conflict and it’s really important that their power to develop nuclear weapons and their power to support terrorist organisations around the region – and in this country – [are] degraded. So I really, really hope that the outcome of this conflict is a weaker Iran.” (our italics)

    Noticeable in this one-sided approach to the conflict is the absence of balance. No one would claim that the Iranian regime is other than a violent and unpleasant one, but the language of ‘winning’, ‘defeat’ and the desire to see a ‘weaker Iran’ is disappointing to say the least. Since it is Israel which has been engaged in bombing and assassinations, the absence of any mention of their activities – the killing of over 70,000 in Gaza for example, and the current process of demolitions in south Lebanon – is questionable. Is it only Iran posing an ‘existential threat to the region?’. Israel is the only nuclear power after all. One wonders if Mr Kruger has ever read the speeches of Ben Gvir or Bezalel Smotrich?

    Caterpillar Tractors

    On the subject of demolitions, our attention has been drawn to a YouTube post on the activities of the American plant company Caterpillar which provides the armoured machines enabling the demolitions in south Lebanon and Gaza to be carried out. See ‘How Caterpillar profits from the genocide in Gaza and [US citizens] pay for it.

    124th v igil

    Yes, they continue with over 30 yesterday (18 April) with around 40 passing motorists sounding their horns.

    No sign of another local MP, Mr John Glen, who is a ‘proud’ member of Conservatives Friends of Israel the biggest lobby organisation in Parliament. Along with some Labour ministers like Peter Kyle and David Lammy, they are part of a large contingent of around 150 MPs who promote the interests of Israel in parliament.

    #AnyQuestions #CaterpillarTractors #DannyKrugerMP #Iran #Palestine #Salisbury #Trump #US #vigil
  19. War, war, war


    Hostilities continue with little sign of lasting peace let alone reconciliation

    April 2026

    There is a ceasefire in Gaza/killings continue; the straight of Hormuz is open/the straight of Hormuz is closed; the Iranians have agreed to hand over their nuclear material; the Iranians will not hand over their nuclear material; there is a ceasefire in southern Lebanon; homes continue to be demolished in southern Lebanon. Welcome to the now you see it, now you don’t world of Middle East warfare.

    At one level it is bizarre. Largely stemming from Washington, it seems to represent a desperate desire by the Americans and President Trump to claim some kind of victory for the ill-considered and catastrophic war they were persuaded into by the Israelis. At another level it is a disaster in which death, destruction and human misery is foisted on the peoples of Gaza, Lebanon and Iran. The killing is wanton. The pretence that the bombing and killing is directed at terrorists and because innocent people are human shields seems no longer to be the story in town.

    In addition to the visible destruction there is the treatment of Palestinians in prisons around Israel which the latest UN report discusses. In exposing this practice, Francesca Albanese has been atrociously treated by the Americans as we discussed in our previous post.

    Any Questions? and Danny Kruger

    It is disappointing to listen to some of our politicians speaking in support of this continuing violence and carnage in the region as some kind of solution to the problems there. One such is the Reform politician Danny Kruger, the MP For East Wiltshire, a constituency touching on Salisbury. In a BBC radio programme called ‘Any Questions?’ where members of the audience put questions to a panel of – for the most part – politicians, he said in answer to a question on the Pope’s comments about Donald Trump:

    “[It is] important that the Americans and Israelis win this war (audience demurs) and it is important the right side comes out on top. The Americans and Israelis were right to recognise that Iran poses and existential threat to its own region and to the safety of the world. One day we are going to have to take on the challenge of defeating the Iranian regime, the most evil regime in the world and I recognise why so many people are appalled at how President Trump conducts himself. […]

    “But guys, you’ve got to be on the right side of this conflict. […] Fundamentally, the Iranians are the bad guys in this conflict and it’s really important that their power to develop nuclear weapons and their power to support terrorist organisations around the region – and in this country – [are] degraded. So I really, really hope that the outcome of this conflict is a weaker Iran.” (our italics)

    Noticeable in this one-sided approach to the conflict is the absence of balance. No one would claim that the Iranian regime is other than a violent and unpleasant one, but the language of ‘winning’, ‘defeat’ and the desire to see a ‘weaker Iran’ is disappointing to say the least. Since it is Israel which has been engaged in bombing and assassinations, the absence of any mention of their activities – the killing of over 70,000 in Gaza for example, and the current process of demolitions in south Lebanon – is questionable. Is it only Iran posing an ‘existential threat to the region?’. Israel is the only nuclear power after all. One wonders if Mr Kruger has ever read the speeches of Ben Gvir or Bezalel Smotrich?

    Caterpillar Tractors

    On the subject of demolitions, our attention has been drawn to a YouTube post on the activities of the American plant company Caterpillar which provides the armoured machines enabling the demolitions in south Lebanon and Gaza to be carried out. See ‘How Caterpillar profits from the genocide in Gaza and [US citizens] pay for it.

    124th v igil

    Yes, they continue with over 30 yesterday (18 April) with around 40 passing motorists sounding their horns.

    No sign of another local MP, Mr John Glen, who is a ‘proud’ member of Conservatives Friends of Israel the biggest lobby organisation in Parliament. Along with some Labour ministers like Peter Kyle and David Lammy, they are part of a large contingent of around 150 MPs who promote the interests of Israel in parliament.

    #AnyQuestions #CaterpillarTractors #DannyKrugerMP #Iran #Palestine #Salisbury #Trump #US #vigil
  20. Medieval English bishop Richard Poore, who died OTD in 1237, established #Salisbury Cathedral and the city of Salisbury, moving the settlement from the nearby fortress of Old Sarum cromwell-intl.com/travel/uk/st #travel #England #history

  21. Violence becomes the message


    Peter Hegseth’ message in one of violence with a religious justification

    April 2026

    The message of our vigils, the 122nd of which was held on Saturday 4th, is one of peace in the region not violence which seems to be never ending. This is set against the speech (sermon?) given by the Secretary of State for Defense, Peter Hegseth, last week in the Pentagon. Hegseth belongs to the Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches, a conservative network co-founded by the self-described Christian nationalist Doug Wilson. CREC pastors have appeared at Hegseth’s Pentagon services at least three times, including Wilson who preached there in February.

    The US Constitution was clear that church and state should be separate. George Washington was himself a devout Anglican and was keen for religious tolerance to be available to all faiths. He and the founding fathers were also keen for the state to be distinct from religion – a lesson they had learned from Europe. Hegseth’s bringing his faith into the political sphere is alarming. In his latest speech he speaks of ‘ … overwhelming violence of action to those who deserve no mercy’ a quote from the Psalms.

    Critics such as Ronit Stahl, author of “Enlisting Faith: How the Military Chaplaincy Shaped Religion and State in Modern America,” said referring to God in broad language is not unusual in this context. “But the shift towards the specificity of Jesus Christ and therefore Christianity and in Hegseth’s case, a particular form of Protestant Christianity, is new, especially coming from the defense secretary.”

    The tone of his speech is troubling and couching it in religious justification especially so. It can be seen here. For many, Christians or no, the appropriation of religious faith to justify the killing and destruction of country which is now largely defenceless is profoundly saddening. The Christian message is based partly on forgiveness not vengeance. The Guardian reported that Pope Leo spoke for many beyond the Catholic church at a Palm Sunday mass in Rome in forcefully rejecting attempts by zealots such as Hegseth to conscript Christianity. “No one can use [Jesus] to justify war,” he said, quoting Isaiah. War-makers’ prayers would go unanswered. “Your hands are full of blood.”

    Over 30 attended the vigil and there was a pleasing number of ‘honks’ from passing motorists. A video can be viewed here courtesy of Peter Gloyns.

    Sources: PBS, CNN, Air Force Magazine (US), Guardian, HuffPost, The Independent.

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    #CREC #Hegseth #religion #Salisbury #vigil
  22. Model of Old Sarum, Salisbury, UK, ~12th century AD