Author Archives: lizamartinpope

Regular readers know that the blog started during the Covid 19 pandemic. In England the estimates for the mass murder of people is somewhere between 1 to 2 million. Most died in their homes. Their access to banking and food was restricted in the UK to only working people. No one was allowed out forContinue reading “Three husbands four children … rape, murder and my most special person … Which significant other…?”

I think the above sums it up perfectly… it doesnt take long to realise that the military and ex military of these countries have been complicit in the mass rape and murder of women and children and likely males in the United Kingdom… It is unclear as always how these things started but the numbersContinue reading “An Auchwitz Tattoo for the mass murder of poor, disabled, travellers, female semites by the British Scottish Welsh Irish and French military …”

Anyone who reads this regularly knows that I fled England for safety. The mass rape and murder of children and the Operation to kill and silence witnesses was just too much to bear… So I found a surprising home outside of the West… truely the region of miracles in engineering and life. The best traditionContinue reading “My home in the desert… Eating with my hands …”

England stole my entire life and murdered my children along with many others …Why ? because as a country there was a view that people of difference were not as worthy as others… This included children who were identified from minority groups, including women having babies handcuffed to beds because they were deemed to beContinue reading “Saturday morning… Breakfast in bed with my babies cuddles and silliness before a visit to the park …”

I call it adulting and the first moment I felt truly like an adult was the birth of my first child. It was at this point that I realised that adulting was going to be really difficult… 28 years later I now understand why…. The murders the abuse the utter horror on the UK duringContinue reading “Giving birth and then the mass murder in UK… that’s when I knew I was an adult !”

It was an early evening in my cute red car. In the car sat with my husband, we are on our way to the cinema… Is it possible we were arguing about something fairly mundane. Then suddenly as we bickered, he slammed the brakes of the car and pulled into the layby. I remember theContinue reading “Hero’s dont always wear capes…”

NYC the big apple and the best restaurant opposite the train station on 42nd.. Its looks dark and kinda cosy. Truth is the chilli is the best in the world. After a llllooooonnnnngggggg cycle ride through Manhatten island, a diet pepsi on ice with a slice and the best chilli con carne in the wholeContinue reading “NYC big apple… opp train station try the Chilli Con Carne… !”

A sure sign of age is believing that things were better in the past. Yet in terms of education I think I may be on to something. Attainment and thriving occur when youngsters respect themselves and others. School that instils this important value is great. You see it is my belief that self respect isContinue reading “Respect…”

Every time I read this quotation it makes me smile. This is such an ironic but somehow relevant quotation even two hundred years or so after she wrote it. Upon close examination this quotation underlines the realities of marriage as opposed relationships of the romantic type of relationships explored by the Brontes and latterly popularContinue reading “It is a fact universally acknowledged that a man of fortune must be in want of a wife … Jane Austin ‘Pride and Prejudice’”

Ironic and observational humour. This female character who I first read about in my teenage years. This character embodies the place of women in English society and the very real differences in both gender and class that has existed for hundreds of years. Here position in society, both as a woman and in terms ofContinue reading “Elizabeth Bennet… 100 per cent”