The death of Amy Winehouse

July 23, 2011

Here’s a question for you:
‘Wh0 lived longer, Princess Diana or Marilyn Monroe?’
They both died at the age of 36 years and two months, but actually Marilyn Monroe lived about a day longer.
By the way, there’s no chance of Princess Diana being a reincarnation of Marilyn Monroe, because between July 1 1961 and August 5 1962 [...]

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Norwegian shootings – was an Aquarian responsible?

July 23, 2011

The big news this weekend comes from Norway.  It seems that a lone operator has killed over eighty people in a bombing and shooting spree.
We don’t know for sure who is responsible, but someone has been arrested.  He is Anders Behring Breivik, a thirty-two year old Norwegian.  From what I can gather, he was born [...]

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Astrology, the News of the World and Rebekah Brooks

July 10, 2011

I would have written earlier about the bizarre fate of the News of the World, but I’ve been suffering from jet lag.  I’m not used to transatlantic flights, especially all the way to the Pacific Northwest, and my cultural and circadian rhythms have been knocked for six.
However I’ve now had a few nights sleep, and [...]

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Predicting death for beginners

June 27, 2011

July 2 2011 – the fiftieth anniversary of Ernest Hemingway’s suicide
Every astrologer worth their salt is fascinated by the prediction of death.  Unless they’re in denial or have some new age or religious hang up.  That doesn’t mean that we actively predict people’s deaths.  Instead we speculate about whether the date of someone’s demise is [...]

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Sly Bailey – Aquarian CEO under pressure

June 20, 2011

Is it possible to make money out of newspapers?  If you’re in America, you probably think the answer is no.  In the United Kingdom the answer is probably yes, in spite of the Internet and rising newsprint prices.
It’s true that UK newspaper circulations are falling, year by year, and the recession has hammered advertising revenues, [...]

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Why Strauss-Kahn is Innocent

May 21, 2011

A Psychiatric View
I was reading an article in The Guardian about the psycholigical dimension of Dominique Strauss-Kahn’s alleged offence.  Some people in France are taking the view that the pressure was too much for him, and on an unconscious level he deliberately sabotaged his bid for the French Presidency.  In other words, consciously he wanted [...]

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Women, Scandal and the French Horoscope

May 18, 2011

It’s not just people who have horoscopes – it’s also countries.  So in the light of Dominique Stauss-Kahn’s legal problems, I thought I’d have a look at the French horoscope.
Traditionally France is ruled by the sign Aries, though arguably this changed to Cancer with the French Revolution – the storming of the Bastille took place [...]

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Dominique Strauss-Kahn in trouble

May 16, 2011

In the news for the wrong reasons
Dominique Strauss-Kahn is Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund and is a leading light in the French Socialist Party.  He was in fact one of the front runners to stand against Nicolas Sarkozy, in next year’s elections for the French Presidency.
Yet the news has just come out that [...]

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Obama Update – May 2011

May 12, 2011

A few days ago I was talking to an American friend about Barack Obama.  It was a reminder of how much some Americans dislike their leader.  He’s apparently wrecked the country, and of course his health reforms are a body-blow to people’s economic freedoms.  After all, shouldn’t you decide whether or not to pay for [...]

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Astrology, the Euro and British Politics

May 7, 2011

Last night I was watching an ice hockey match on TV.  It was part of the World Championships in Bratislava, and Slovakia were playing the Czech Republic.  The Slovaks had home advantage, but it wasn’t enough to prevent the Czechs winning by a one-goal margin.  Still, it was a friendly affair, with opposing fans sitting [...]

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