civilian and military leadership were not recognized by the administration in a timely manner and action to replace that failed leadership came far too late.

For these reasons and more the American people have lost confidence in the ability of this president and administration to competently prosecute this war. The critics of the war are not to blame. The architects and strategists for this war are to blame. If it is incumbent on the American people to support the president when a threat is identified, it is equally incumbent on the administration to be right about the reasons for war, and demonstrate competence in prosecuting the war. Failing that, the administration has no right to expect to retain the confidence of the American people in their judgment on mattersHISTORY OF BREWING IN GREENWICH PART 1

Greenwich has an ancient tradition of brewing dating back at least to the building of Bella Court, the first royal residence at Greenwich by Humphrey Duke of Gloucester, the brother of Henry V in about 1426. Duke Humphrey’s house was subsequently engulfed by the riverside range of the Palace of Placentia, the birthplace of Henry VIII and Elizabeth I. These royal residences would, of necessity, have had breweries attached to them to provide ale and beer , as the water would have been undrinkable. There is, therefore, a Greenwich tradition of brewing dating back to the time of Agincourt.

However, it is probable that the history of brewing at Greenwich is even older than that. In 964, the Saxon King Edgar granted the