Desperation, sleaze and moral turpitude. A fairly accurate description of the Remain campaign.
Out of respect for the dead, I was hoping to let a decent amount of time elapse before writing anything, other than the initial…
June 2016
Friday Night Movie Number 77 – Dangerous Afternoon
A nice little British crime thriller with a very strong female lead cast and based on a play by Gerald Anstruther. Miss Letty Frost…
Islamic arrogance in the new (Middle) East End. Ilford’s Shia self flagellation festival
Ilford Town Centre in the London Borough of Redbridge used to be a great place to shop and socialise. It’s where you went if…
From Elsewhere: Britain’s Shariah Compliant Police Forces and why they must be defied in court.
The Crimebodge site, a doughty fighter against police corruption, idiocy and arrogance has published an excellent article about how disgustingly eager the police are to…
Jo Cox murder
The Labour MP Jo Cox has been murdered, she died following a shooting in Birstall in her constituency of Batley and Spen in West…
From Elsewhere: Outrageous Islam promotion in Barking, Essex
I’m indebted to the Ambush Predator blog for spotting and highlighting this extremely worrying story from the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham. The…
Bearded Savage of the Day number 92 – The world’s worst catastrophic mental illness, the sickness of Islam.
It seems to be a habit of the media these days to palm the public off with the description ‘mentally ill’ when a Muslim…
Speak truth to the world, speak truth about Islam and Jihad, name the enemy.
Only a fool would try to fight an enemy without naming them. Imagine the Battle of Agincourt without the English never once calling the…
‘Nice, but dim.’ A short assessment of Britain’s ‘Interfaith’ crowd.
Over the years I’ve met a great number of people who have been involved in interfaith work. I’ve met some outstandingly intelligent people who’ve…
On the response to the Orlando attack
The continual Islamic attacks on free nations seem to follow a depressingly familiar pattern, especially in the aftermath. First there is the shock, then…
