Who would be as morally crappy as this?
Luckily here at Fahrenheit Towers, our son Laughing Boy is long past needing special infant formula baby milk. However there are tens of thousands…
Britain
Journal of a Plague Year – Part One – The Sensible, the Bad, the Ugly and the dangerously Quacking and some personal thoughts
The current Covid19 Emergency, has brought forth a lot of responses from various commentators. Some of the commentators and informational online channels have been…
Manchester bomber accomplice found guilty
The Manchester Arena terrorist attack was one of the worst Islamic terror attacks ever carried out on British soil. The only Islamic attack in…
Greetings from Plague Island (formerly the United Kingdom)
As expected by many, the travel restrictions imposed on those wishing to go from continental Europe to the United States have been extended to…
In news that will be of no surprise to anyone, dead Westminster knifeman was a Muslim
Last Sunday, the 8th March, late at night police in Central London were confronted by a suspicious man who pulled out two knives and…
From Elsewhere: When leaders lead a people into disaster.
Nearly every nation or people or group that exists in the world today has some sort of leadership structure. Sometimes these leaders lead properly…
Guest Post – The Devil’s in the Detail – Leftist academic denialism and the Islamic Rape Gang scandal
Academia should operate on two levels, the first is research for the sheer sake of research even if what is being studied does not have…
Some more thoughts on Coronavirus
The subject of Coronavirus is a difficult one for me to write about. It’s difficult not because I don’t comprehend the science behind the…
Like an enthusiastic self-harmer, Labour turns and slashes away at its own.
The Labour Party, a party that was set up to represent the interest of Britain’s working classes is descending into madness. It’s a party…
Guest Post – The Gangs of Glasgow (and elsewhere) and their common denominator.
A very interesting Guest Post contribution from a writer who is called Jacob. In this piece he highlights an issue that although afflicts Glasgow…
