Meltdown At Nursing Homes

An industry body has warned that hundreds of care homes could face closure once it becomes compulsory for staff to be double jabbed.

As many as 500 providers may have to close their doors due to having unsafe staffing levels as unvaccinated workers quit or lose their jobs, it’s feared.

This would leave thousands of vulnerable residents needing a new care home, with the sector already under enormous pressure.

The Government estimates 40,000 staff will be lost from care homes after this Thursday’s deadline for them to be double jabbed, but NHS data suggests there could be more than 60,000 who hadn’t had a second dose of COVID 19 vaccine by the end of October.

Mike Padgham, chairman of the Independent Care Group, who’s worked in the sector for 30 years, said the deadline for care staff to be double vaccinated could see up to 500 homes across England having to close their doors because they don’t have enough staff to operate safely.

He said that if that happens, it begs the question of where thousands of residents will go, as they can’t go to hospitals and they can’t go to their own homes without care.

A comparable legal requirement for NHS staff to be double jabbed will only come into force from April.

Professor Martin Green, head of Care England, which represents care homes, claimed that ministers like to test out dubious policies on social care and treat the service like the child they’re irritated with, while the NHS is the favoured child.

A survey of care workers by the union Unison found 97 per cent already say their homes have staff deficits, and about one in three say staffing levels are seriously low and getting worse.

One of the 746 staff surveyed said that the dying aren’t dying with dignity as there’s not enough staff to sit with them in their final hours, and another said that staff morale was extremely low, and it was said that everyone was tired and fed up, that the care was awful, and there was no time for nail care, proper washing, or having a chat with the residents.

Mike Padgham, whose Independent Care Group represents providers in York and North Yorkshire, said that the Government has deferred the deadline for compulsory vaccination in the NHS because the winter’s going to be tough, but it will be tough for them too.

Now we can blame the Government for not only the deaths in care homes when 24,000 elderly patients were booted out of hospitals straight into care homes where it decimated them, but we can now also blame them for the deaths that will be caused because of a shortage of staff to look after the elderly, and the irony is that the jabbed can still spread COVID, and this Government already knows that but are continuing with their madness.

This is more about coercive control than COVID concern, along with hammer, sickle and syringe, and care home residents will find themselves without care shortly and also without a place to call home.

Care workers and hospital staff were last years hero’s, now they’re this year’s unemployed, and the Government are hypocrites, and a person has the right to choose whether they want to be jabbed or not, their body, their choice and no one should be coerced into anything they don’t want. After all, you wouldn’t force someone into having a medical procedure and this is dictatorship.

And these people in care homes who will ultimately have no care, will also have no homes because they’ve had to sell their homes to pay for their care, and many have no family, so what does the Government propose will happen to these residents when the care homes close?

A Naked Man, 39, Is Rescued After Being Trapped Inside A Wall

According to local authorities, a naked man was rescued by firefighters after being trapped inside the walls of a historic theatre in Upstate New York for days.

Syracuse Fire Deputy Chief John Kane told a newspaper out that the Syracuse Fire Department got a call just after 7.30 am of a person trapped inside the walls of the Landmark Theatre after an employee at the performing arts centre heard a man screaming for help.

Authorities think that the 39-year-old man, who wasn’t named, had gained entry to the theatre Tuesday or Wednesday.

The department was forced to drill a hole into the theatre wall to make space for a tiny fibre optic camera, which was used to determine the man’s precise location and how best to free him.

After locating the naked man with the camera, a rescue team were finally able to rescue him after painstakingly cutting through numerous layers of drywall and structural clay tile.

Mike Intaglietta, the theatre’s executive director, told a newspaper outlet that the gentleman had been seen roaming around the building earlier in the week, with employees saying they thought he’d left the building after losing track of him.

He said that he didn’t know if he’d entered the building to keep warm or to use the bathroom, but that the man had found his way into a crawl space in the building, where he hid for two days before falling into a wall in the men’s restroom where he became trapped.

According to the police, officials found the naked man, and then he was transported to Upstate University Hospital for evaluation, although the man didn’t seem to have any injuries, he would have likely been dehydrated after days with no food or water.

The police said that no criminal charges have been filed against the man as of yet.

The man was probably homeless and trying to find shelter during the cold nights, but of course, not the best way to break into show biz.

I bet emergency services live for days like this!

But I can’t help but wonder, with all these abandoned buildings around and homeless people looking for bolt holes that they think are safe, how many other homeless people have never been found. This gentleman was lucky because he was heard screaming, but it could have been a whole different story and he might have never been found alive, but then there’s no business like show business!

Tuition Fees Are Ripping Off Students

A new report had said that students are being ripped off by a tuition fees system that encourages Mickey Mouse degrees.

Student loans should be overhauled to encourage universities to offer degrees that help their students land better-paid jobs when they leave, instead of subsidising creative arts degrees.

According to a report published by the think tank Centre for Policy Studies (CPS), universities are accused of being focused on increasing numbers of students rather than improving the quality of degrees.

It recommends that universities should in future hand out student loans themselves, rather than the Government, using cash lent to Whitehall.

At the end of their studies, students would repay their loans to their universities, making the institutions accountable for any shortfall from defaults.

The CPS believes the changes would force universities to concentrate on science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) courses that award students with better pay once they get a job after their studies.

It would let funding be redirected from bad courses at bad universities to supporting high-cost courses in medicine or the STEM subjects, according to the CPS.

In the past, less rigorous subjects that are less important to the labour market have been branded Mickey Mouse courses, and universities might also choose to substitute some degrees with shorter or online-only courses which would be more affordable.

Average student debt now stands at £45,000 in England, but 54 per cent of the value of student loans is written off. These moves could save the Treasury as much as £7 billion since more students would be able to make enough money to repay their loans, the think tank claims.

The report also says that too many courses aren’t delivering for students or the country, and we now spend more subsidising creative arts than engineering.

CPS director Robert Colvile said that we must find ways to incentivise universities to do the best for their students, rather than for themselves and that these modifications will make the system self-funding and encourage more students to take up courses that mean both the individuals, and the country, will become better off in the future.

He added that as well as adding to the workforce of engineers, scientists and doctors, it will save the Treasury billions of pounds that could then be reinvested into the education system of the future.

This has, of course, been going on for years and there are numerous people out there with degrees in absolutely nothing but have paid a fortune for the opportunity, and most are working in call centres, et cetera.

It’s estimated that there are 3,400 forensic scientists in the whole of the United Kingdom, but the demand is finite, and that bodies such as the Forensic Science Service, the main public sector employer only take on at most 100 scientists a year, but it’s estimated that they get about 1,000 applications for each post.

Having degrees doesn’t mean that a person will have a meaningful career at the end of it, but they will probably be paying back their debt for a pretty long time, and the one I’ve heard the most is that they’re too qualified to do the job.

Sadly, universities have now become a business whose job is not to teach but to make as much money as possible, and the system needs to change with a long term view on education and training to meet the needs of the country.

Mickey Mouse degrees should be banned and those teaching them should be made to get a proper job because the sad thing is that so many of these youngsters will graduate with second rate degrees and will then be unemployable. It happens all the time where graduates spend three or four years at university and then end up working as baristas in their local coffee shop.

It was much better when there were apprenticeships where you learnt a skill that was in demand.

According To Facebook Researchers, 1 In 8 Users – About 360 Million People – Are Addicted To The App

According to a report, Facebook’s researchers found that about 1 in 8 of the social network’s 2.9 billion users has an addiction like problems.

The problems associated with using the platform are said to affect users’ sleep, work, parenting or relationships.

The social media platform euphemistically describes the issues problematic use but in the wider world, it’s more commonly known as internet addiction.

According to the report as seen by the Wall Street Journal, the usage patterns are perceived by users to be worse on Facebook than any other major social media platform, which all endeavour to keep users coming back.

The information was all contained in documents leaked to the press part of the Journal’s Facebook Files, a trove of reporting based on internal documents provided by whistleblower Frances Haugen who testified before Congress last month.

Whatever the term, the numbers involved are tottering with problems said to be affecting 12.5 per cent of Facebook’s users or more than 360 million people.

The researchers concluded that about 10 per cent of US users engage in such behaviour with numbers thought to be as high as 25 per cent in the Philippines and India, the company’s biggest market.

The research into how the use of social media might negatively influence people’s day to day lives was started numerous years ago to mitigate any harmful behaviour the company identified.

Researchers noted how some users lacked control when it came to the amount of time they were spending on Facebook.

They noted that activities like shopping, sex and Facebook use, when repeated and excessive, may cause problems for some people.

Problems included things such as a loss of productivity with people unable to accomplish tasks in their own lives because of the amount of time they were spending on Facebook.

Other users reported a loss of sleep because of late-night scrolling, and in some cases, parents concentrated more on Facebook than caring for or bonding with their children.

Researchers noted that it wasn’t just Facebook that was being used compulsively but a variety of other social media apps, including Instagram and WhatsApp which are owned by parent company Meta.

Twitter and Snapchat were also mentioned with users feeling compelled to reply to messages and continually checking for new content on their smartphones.

Various app designs trigger addictive usage including the presence of red dots which would signify when new content is available to be clicked on, and videos that autoplay was also seen as another factor that made it difficult to put the app down.

These apps should be removed because no one needs to read about something while they’re stuck in traffic, and your real friends will text you when they need to or want to, and there’s more than one way to keep in touch with your friends, and the question is, why are we accumulating virtual friends?

Social media apps are dangerous, although I don’t suppose Mark Zuckerberg thought that his programme would go that far. Still, I’m sure he’s pretty pleased that it did. However, the programme can be dangerous, and there are many fragments of its use that get numerous people into trouble, especially with the number of trolls and bots that are on there.

And if you’ve ever been trolled before, you would know that people are on there to leave you intentionally provocative or offensive messages on the internet to get your attention, which could cause trouble or upset to someone, but instead of ditching Facebook or any social media site we strive to catch whoever was doing it, and in our frustration, other people add to that frustration by writing cowardly hateful comments, and God knows what this could do to the mind of a vulnerable young boy or girl who could eventually be moulded by this frustration.

Real friends, real interactions, real life, that’s always going to be the winner!

So, Mark Zuckerberg, unplug yourself and allow people to come back to some kind of reality please, for all our sakes.

A Migrant Faked Being In A Diabetic Coma

A migrant has faked a diabetic coma to claim asylum at a hospital in Majorca while 15 of his companions are still on the run after escaping from a plane when it made an emergency landing.

Paramedics boarded the aircraft that was diverted to Palma Airport for the medical emergency and the group of Moroccans took advantage by escaping through the open door and vanishing into the night.

The man accused of feigning a diabetic coma told medics he was fine when he got to the island’s Son Llatzer hospital and a companion allowed to travel with him to the medical centre was still on the run after disappearing shortly after their arrival.

Police are treating the incident, thought to be a first in aviation history, like a well-orchestrated and clever move by more than 20 Moroccans who made it off the aircraft.

The aircraft, travelling to Istanbul in Turkey from the Moroccan city of Casablanca, made an emergency landing after one of the men on board went into an apparent diabetic coma.

Well placed sources said the passengers who escaped the aircraft massed on an exit door as medical responders arrived to treat the sick man and made their escape soon after the paramedics had left the aircraft for the hospital with him and his companion.

Their escape from the aircraft, which was originally thought to belong to Air Maroc but was being identified locally as an Air Arabic Maroc operated aircraft, led to the suspension of all airport operations for almost four hours.

Spanish airport authority Aena confirmed business had been resumed in a tweet just before midnight.

It confirmed 13 flights scheduled to arrive at Palma had been diverted, five to Barcelona, four to Ibiza, and two to Menorca, one to Madrid Barajas and another to Valencia.

About 40 incoming and outbound flights, including several international flights, are said to have been delayed, and Margo, 25, from London, told a newspaper outlet that she was on the plane and had been stuck on the runway for two hours as the airport had gone into lockdown and that just before they were due to take off it was announced that a plane travelling from Morocco to Turkey made an emergency landing due to a passenger having a diabetic fit.

She said that as the plane landed 24 people pushed past medics and security and ran off the plane, and that the police were trying to find them.

The only thing that these illegals are interested in is free housing, free money, free healthcare, and a free ride for life, and all at the taxpayer’s expense, and a nice hot cup of tea as a greeting from Priti Patel.

And they seem to be such honest people, don’t they? Yet we welcome them with open arms and put them up in the best accommodation whilst we sort out their benefits and prepare them for a life of unemployment and comparative luxury, but they’re great for cheap labour and our Government is lapping it all up.

Oh, and look, Gary Lineker is reportedly looking for another illegal he can take in and mould.

Illegals are incompatible with our western life, our laws, whilst they’re on their way to claiming benefits that British people are being denied, but who paid into the system.

They have no money, no ID, some have no skills or qualifications, so they shouldn’t be entitled to anything, particularly if they’ve not paid into the system.

Some Brits have paid into the system for years and are being denied things that they should be entitled to, yet boat people come over and seem to be allowed everything that they’ve not paid for.

If they want to live here, then they should be paying into the system, but this country is so soft and politicians are tripping over themselves to welcome them to the huge detriment of our culture, and our way of life. This is our history, our country of birth and everything that we stand for, or at least we did!

The Queen Continues Her Recovery

The Queen enjoyed a morning drive at her Sandringham estate as she continued her recovery after doctors urged her to cancel all official appointments for a fortnight.

The 95-year-old monarch donned a headscarf as she sat in the passenger seat of a Range Rover while she was driven around the grounds.

One of her corgis also made an excursion, but had a Land Rover to itself, peering out of the rear window during the jaunt around the grounds.

The head of state is expected to spend the weekend at Sandringham while she has some time off amid her determination to be fit for Remembrance Sunday.

Her Majesty last week pulled out of a planned visit to the COP26 climate change conference in Glasgow and instead recorded a video message from Winsor last Friday, which was played to world leaders on Monday.

And her 105-mile flight to Sandringham for the weekend comes after insiders said the Queen was determined to host her family at the estate for Christmas this year after the pandemic forced them to scrap last year’s event.

The Queen and Prince Philip used to escape to Sandringham every year around the time of Halloween so that they could have some quality time together at Wood Farm on the estate.

And although her dear late husband, as she referred to him this week, died in April, the Queen has chosen to honour those treasured memories together by going back to the estate.

Wood Farm is where Philip, her husband of 73 years who passed away aged 99, mostly spent the last few years of his life following his retirement.

A countryman at heart, he loved Sandringham and enjoyed the relative simplicity of Wood Farm, where his only concession to modernisation had been to put in a new kitchen, and if it hadn’t been for the pandemic, which saw him move to Windsor to be with the Queen, it’s likely to have been where he would have spent his last days.

A royal source told a newspaper outlet that the Queen had been hoping she would be able to spend the weekend at Sandringham and was delighted her doctors had given her the all-clear to travel, and it was said that the Queen was looking forward to receiving her family at her Norfolk home for the Christmas holiday and much preparation had to be done in time to accommodate everyone that has been invited.

But a Land Rover for a Corgi, and we’re supposed to believe that they support climate change, although the Corgi has probably done more for this country than Boris Johnson has.

Perhaps it’s a good thing that the Queen couldn’t attend the COP26, and even though she’s trying to get involved with climate change, this only highlights the royals extravagant lifestyle, private jets, the use of helicopters to hop from one grand place to another, private jets and cavalcades of SUVs. They really shouldn’t get entangled in this sort of thing because it will just show their hypocrisy.

And I can’t believe that the Corgi got its own Land Rover, but then this doesn’t surprise me when it comes to the elites who preach to the minions, and what a nice way to protect the environment if you’re an elite.

Of course, dogs are beautiful creatures and the Queen can have them chauffeured around the property, but I wouldn’t be lecturing the masses not to take their plane, car or helicopter and then do the opposite, that would seriously be a bad call, and perhaps it’s time for the monarchy to go.

COVID Gets A Triple Boost Now

Faster booster jabs, a wonder pill and falling infection rates delivered a triple boost in the fight against COVID.

From Monday the double vaccinated will be able to book their third dose a month earlier than before, and in a second significant development, a new antiviral pill has been found to cut the risk of vulnerable people being hospitalised or dying from coronavirus.

And official figures revealed that the infection rate and the R rate have both fallen, and cases have dropped by a third in a fortnight, from 49,298 to 34,029.

One expert said the latest figures suggested that coronavirus infections may now have peaked across England, and ministers have met with fierce criticism over booster jabs, with the sluggish pace of the rollout blamed for high case numbers.

So far third doses could only be booked when they became due, six months after a second jab. That resulted in people waiting six weeks for a convenient appointment, at a time when their immunity was fading.

But next week the vaccine can be booked a month in advance online or by calling 119.

Health Secretary Sajid Javid told a newspaper outlet that ahead of the peak winter season three really important developments gave them hope and that the best thing that anyone could do, to keep the virus at bay, was to get jabbed if they haven’t already or their booster as soon as they’re eligible.

He added that COVID 19 vaccines were the best way to protect ahead of the challenging winter and that this shift in the booking system would make it as easy as possible for people to book their booster jabs.

He said that this would expedite the booster programme and ensure that the NHS was able to vaccinate people as quickly as possible, and more importantly help more people maintain protection against COVID 19 as they know that immunity will decline over time, and they advised people not to delay and to come and get the jab to keep the virus at bay.

Ministers had expected to offer boosters to 32 million people by Christmas but this is looking increasingly doubtful – only nine million have been given so far.

Jonathan Ashworth, Labour’s health spokesperson, has written to Sajid Javid asking for more community pharmacies and walk-in clinics to give boosters and children’s jabs. He warned action was needed to tackle the pitifully low vaccination rate in youngsters – only one in four 12-15-year-olds have been jabbed, despite a target to vaccinate them all by October half term.

And the COVID industry just keeps on growing. I would love to know just how much this new industry is turning over per annum.

You can’t stop a virus, but with vaccines, it can be lower the rate that people catch it but it will never become extinct, and vaccines are used to help reduce it as much as possible, and we might end up with more than one type of vaccine to help fight the COVID virus, but it will never stop the virus completely. This means that some people will still get infected, although nowhere as many people as before.

So, how many vaccines will people need to have? Well, that’s like saying ‘How long is a piece of string?’ And it might just be that everyone will have to be jabbed several times a year or just once a year along with the flu jab.

But of course, some people won’t be able to have the jab because some people will end having severe reactions to the vaccine. So, do we refuse the vaccine, or have it done at our own risk?

Johnson Faces A Third Investigation Over ‘Wallpapergate’

Boris Johnson is facing the threat of a new inquiry into the excessive overhaul of his Downing Street flat by the Commons sleaze watchdog he’s tried to undermine.

The Prime Minister was forced to dismiss claims that his botched attempt to overhaul the standards process had been a pre-emptive strike on Kathryn Stone.

Cabinet minister Kwasi Kwarteng suggested the parliamentary standards commissioner’s position was untenable in the wake of the row over Owen Paterson.

Now it can be revealed that the Prime Minister himself stands to be investigated by Kathryn Stone.

A newspaper outlet understands that the commissioner will decide on whether to launch an inquiry into the funding of the refurbishment as soon as a separate probe being conducted by the Electoral Commission has been completed.

The Commission has handed over its initial findings to Tory party chiefs who now have an opportunity to respond.

Tory donor Lord Brownlow paid an invoice to cover some of the costs for the works, effectively giving Boris Johnson a loan, before the Prime Minister finally settled the bill himself. However, this was not declared until after a newspaper outlet published a series of exposes. Eco-friendly interior designer Lulu Lytle was hired to transform the flat with gold wallpaper costing as much as £840 a roll.

Lord Geidt, the ministerial standards adviser, earlier this year found that Boris Johnson hadn’t breached the ministerial code but acted impulsively in allowing the refurbishment to go ahead without more rigorous regard for how this would be financed.

The Electoral Commission is carrying out a separate investigation into whether donations to the party were properly declared.

An inquiry by Kathryn Stone would be the third inquiry into the matter if she goes ahead. Labour’s deputy leader Angela Rayner requested in June that she investigate. Dominic Cummings, Boris Johnson’s former chief aide, alleged in a tweet that the Government’s attempt to change the standards process to spare Mr Paterson from being punished was a pre-emptive strike by the Prime Minister on the EC (Electoral Commission) and Kathryn Stone.

But No 10 denied the planned overhaul had been designed to protect Boris Johnson’s interests. The Prime Minister has frequently clashed with Parliament’s sleaze watchdogs, and in July, he was criticised for failing to disclose how a £15,000 holiday to Mustique was paid for.

He was also found by Kathryn Stone to have breached the code of conduct over the 2020 New York break but escaped with a slap on the wrist as the committee on standards overruled her, and in this COVID era, it appears that the Government have given themselves unprecedented powers and it’s gone to their heads, and they genuinely believe that they can get away with anything right now, but then this is the type of Government that some people voted for, and it now appears that we have a bent Government and they must be driven out.

Boris Johnson was a Bullingdon Boy. He’s full of self-entitlement and indignation. He’s most elite, detached from reality and a chancer in his profession and his personal life.

Educated to the highest standard but sadly for the country that high standard was way above his capacity to learn, and he has to go – the whole Tory Government has to go because we desperately need new leadership and honesty and that can’t be found in the Tory Party, but can it be found in any party that people vote for and what a sorry state of affairs it is when all parties are much of a muchness?

VERY GOOD NEWS

A metal detectorist has discovered a tiny gold Bible which is believed to have belonged to medieval royalty and is worth hundreds of thousands of pounds.

Buffy Bailey, an NHS nurse from Lancaster, was exploring farmland near Sheriff Hutton Castle in North Yorkshire with husband Ian when her detector picked up a strong signal close to a footpath.

The 48-year-old dug five inches down expecting to discover little more than a sheep’s ear tag or an old can pull ring, but instead, she found a solid gold Bible which has left scholars stunned.

The small object, that’s only 1.5cm long, weighs around 5g and is either 22-carat or 24-carat gold, dates back to the 15th century and is believed to have belonged to a relative of King Richard III.

Experts have equated and connected it to the Middleham Jewel, a gold pendant that was discovered by a metal detectorist 40 miles away near Middleham Castle, the childhood home of Richard III. It was sold in 1992 for £2.5 million.

Experts believe that both items may have been engraved by the same blacksmith and gifted to the same owner, a female relative of the King who was about to give birth.

Much like the Middleham Jewel, it has engravings of medieval patron saints of childbirth, including St Margaret of Antioch.

The gold book is understood to have been discovered near Sheriff Hutton Castle, another property that belonged to Richard III who frequently stayed there.

Buffy Bailey said that she and her husband go all around the country metal detecting, and they decided to visit York because they knew it had a lot of history.

She said that when they arrived at the farm, the landowner asked if they wanted to go out straight away and they said that they did, and she said that metal detecting isn’t a particularly sociable hobby and people frequently try to begin a conversation by inquiring if they’ve found anything good.

She said that she just wanted to concentrate on detecting, so she turned her back to the footpath so walkers wouldn’t talk to her and just as she did she got a signal in that exact spot, and that she dug down five inches and it was just there, and that she didn’t believe it was anything special, and that she just thought it would be an old sheep’s ear tag or a pull ring.

The gold Bible is beautiful, and it was a pretty lucky discovery, and let’s hope that it’s kept locally or in the United Kingdom, although it was a bit of a stretch to call it a golden Bible. It’s a Christian amulet with the images of saints and it made the percentage of deaths in childbirth in the 15 century startlingly real, and it should make us appreciate the modern health service we have now.

It wasn’t much fun being a woman in those days, or a man for that matter, whether you were a serf or an aristocrat, all they had were a few herbs and magic, and we should be grateful because life itself is so extremely vulnerable and fragile.

The discovery is a fabulous piece of artwork, so small, yet the engravings are considerably detailed, and it was a wonderful find, but I’m shocked that after all this time it was only found 5 inches down from the surface.

We have so much history in this country and it’s a shame that our young don’t want to discover it and that the woke are so ashamed of it, and it wouldn’t surprise me if most Britons today didn’t even know what a Bible was.

Al Pacino Was Arrested For Attempted Robbery, While Frank Sinatra Was Accused Of Seduction And Adultery

A remarkable set of iconic police mugshots comprising some of the world’s greatest stars and famous personalities have been released in a never before seen colourised form.

The collection, including David Bowie’s 1976 jail photo for marijuana possession and Jane Fonda’s act of rebellion against trumped-up drug charges, have been brought to life in meticulous detail.

The pictures captured some of the world’s most well-known people during their worst moments ever, including actress Patty Hearst when she was captured after a year on the run with a group of leftist kidnappers, and legendary talk show host Larry King being charged for grand larceny.

Originally all taken in black and white, the photos from various police departments have been digitally enhanced by adding colour to each pixel of the picture and using intensive research to match their skin tones, hair and clothes.

Photographer Jason Baker, 40, from Boston, Massachusetts, used original photographs of high profile names such as music legend David Bowie, gangster Al Capone and actress Jane Fonda, with each taking up to 10 hours to perfect.

Jason Baker said that he was a huge fan of celebrities, and was intrigued by the photographs of stars in their worst moments ever and that he aimed to make everything as clear as possible and bring a whole new dimension to the photographs.

He said that he thought by adding colour the pictures told the stories a bit better and that hopefully, people would see new things in them.

Jason’s work has been widely acclaimed on social media, with users saying that the work gave a whole new dimension and historical significance to the previously seen photographs.

For the renowned drug trafficker Pablo Escobar, and crime boss responsible for hundreds of murders, being behind bars wouldn’t have been a pleasant ordeal, but this iconic mugshot from 1977, Pablo Escobar is seen smiling for his arresting officers at a regional Columbian National Police station in Medellín.

The circumstances of the picture, thought to be Pablo Escobar’s only ever mugshot, were unclear but it’s assumed his image of happiness came from knowing he wouldn’t be in jail for long.

It’s been reported that Pablo Escobar and several of his men were arrested after police supposedly found 40lbs of cocaine hidden in a spare tyre, but when it came to handling the case, it was pushed between various judges but none of them would touch it for fear of reprisals. Finally, it was dropped and Pablo Escobar walked free.

Iron Man Robert Downey Jnr battled drug addiction and spent time in jail in the late 1990s, and Mark Wahlberg served three months in jail when he was just 16 years old and was given a three-month sentence in jail for attacking two Vietnamese men while trying to rob a convenience store.

Al Pacino’s energy is fabulous and he’s delighted cinephiles in an astounding display of roles, to say nothing of the countless awards it’s netted him, but the star has also managed to escape the tabloids by keeping himself out of trouble and keeping his private life private, and handling things like the professional that he is.

Frank Sinatra had these scintillating blue eyes, as did Paul Newman and Steve McQueen, but unfortunately, some colourisation fail them, and all these stars had appeal in their own way, even Mick Jagger.

But why did the girls think that Mick Jagger and David Bowie were sexy in the 1970s?

I guess sexy is a matter of opinion and different people have different views and different perspectives of people they find attractive, but then I suppose people were drawn to them because they were attracted to their wild artistic rebellion that Robert Redford could never dream of having.

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