If we accidently made places look so homely whilst people were poor, then just imagine how amazing we could deliberately make them today.

These days there are a disturbingly high number of social media posts reporting missing children/youngsters, but the mainstream media, who have the biggest reach on earth, seem far more interested in hiding them instead of finding them. Imagine they actually aired them every night instead of the other crap they produce.

I have said for many years that melancholy is a sign of high intelligence, which is why I have never, despite living in an overpopulated region, met a depressed idiot.

Before tacky clothing was introduced to separate and stupify us through fads and propaganda. The people of Britain had a true sense of uniformity and class. Be it at work, home, or, like these football fans queuing at Highbury in 1938.

For me, blaming politicians of any kind for today's issues is like blaming Bruce Willis for shooting people in the Die Hard series. After all, as an actor, it's what he was paid, and told to do.

POV: You're in your grandparents' garden in the 70s/80s.

When the hareem start arguing, I let them sort it out amongst themselves.

When I am emperor, London will look just as it does in my dreams.

In this INCREDIBLY disturbing scene from the film Pinocchio (1940), coachman hires honest John to collect "Stupid Little Boys" in order to take them to "Pleasure Island". 🤨

A captured, split second image of a life long lost in George Gardens, #BethnalGreen, East #London, 1903.

Because of an inability to see the world outside of their immediate vicinity, a narcissist will treat others badly with the premeditated intention of using the upset or anger they've caused to further make themselves a victim, and so that their victims suffer further.

We are still witnessing the fallout of Romes' success, decline, and death.

In conference with Hadrian about today's problems. 🤝

The more I look upon the second half of the 20th century, the more conned I feel in the first half of the 21st.

It's the 1970s, and you've just returned to your beautiful surbuban home.

A smartly dressed, smiling gentleman stands in front of the historic and charming 'Prospect of Whitby' at 57 #Wapping Wall, #London #E1W ⏳️