Cycling two abreast in Ireland is legal, a protected practice, and it is safer.

A talk given by The Inquisition at Defuse, on Wednesday 7th November 2012, as part of Designweek in Dublin, Ireland

Nürnburg got ripped to shreds by Bomber Harris’ boys. By how much appears to be open to debate.

The preface to HLA Hart’s publication of his 1961 lecture series on the meeting of law and morality is as prevalent today as it ever was.

A bodiless head is revered as being Saint Foy, who died a cruel death.

There are people out there who pretend to like coffee. Coffee Haters – you have been warned.

False flag, covert ops by Americans against Americans? Sounds crazy, and so it was deemed.

55 years ago Roland Barthes considered the importance of plastic and what it meant, as a substance and a symbol.

The Pope, his son and fifty prostitutes – Cesare Borgia’s party.

Marriage is thought by many to be a fixed rite, one which is immovable and inflexible. The truth is that it has not always seemed so…

The world was shocked when a victim of torture started blinking morse. The story of a US aviator captured in Vietnam.

Synecdoche is a powerful, expressive linguistic device

Earth has had a recent fly past by the mysterious alien probe, 1991 VG. And it’s coming back. We’re screwed. Maybe.

Horace De Vere Cole was the major protagonist and originator of the Dreadnought Hoax. Who was he? What was the Hoax?

Dueling scars, or schmiss, were highly sought after in late nineteenth century Germany.

If language is thought, then our minds can be restricted.