By Stanley Collymore Does anyone else apart from me think it odd that people who think nothing, at all, in throwing Nazi salutes

By Stanley Collymore With no apologies whatsoever to anyone I’ll thoroughly, as I’ve always done, literally keep on admiring, and unquestionab…

By Stanley Collymore I can’t think of a time when I enjoyed myself so much at someone else’s expense– other than, of course,

By Stanley Collymore I much prefer my own company; it’s… personal choice, for I like the pe… that it evidently affords me. The… to hear myself think and not have…

By Stanley Collymore How long has the Daily Mail and equally the rest of the British media been rather openly reporting, that Vladimir Putin, R…

By Stanley Collymore It’s pathetic that people get so involved in what isn’t their business, and literally most specifically even when they p…

By Stanley Collymore Idiots as do leopards don’t change… but that’s the only thing that the… with these enormously graceful and… intelligent creatures whose normal…

By Stanley Collymore Brevity is the soul of wit, theref… be brief. In his infinite wisdom… a unique woman when he created you… and having done so he then sensibl…

By Stanley Collymore Britain’s truly unquestionably dre… societal problems predictably but regrettably and sadly started decades ago with distinctly eviden…

By Stanley Collymore I’m disturbed at how Palestinians… stupidly rely on their narrative o… alienation and historical grievanc… and frustratingly can and do put a…

By Stanley Collymore Exceedingly young in age for behav… would have thought, just four year… but already well-versed in the soc… disciplined art of refinement comm…

By Stanley Collymore Positive thinkers already know the negative aspects of what they’re doing– and that’s the genuine hallmark

By Stanley Collymore Love comes in many forms and manif… in numerous ways; but the best and… convincing expression of genuine l… readily springs to mind and that a…

By Stanley Collymore I’m different I readily accept, b… not make any apologies for being me; for what kind of a world is it when I’m expected to

By Stanley Collymore By recognizing and sensibly acknowledging one’s own weaknesses, or general limitations isn’t a sign of failur…