Quote of the Day 05th July 2026 – Crash and Burnham.
Few people I’ve spoken to have any high expectations of the upcoming Andy Burnham premiership. I know I’m expecting Burnham’s premiership to be an…
Britain
It’s the anniversary of the creation of the NHS. We should not be celebrating the NHS but instead be condemning it.
Today is the anniversary of the day in July 1948 when the British National Health Service (NHS) came into being. This day in 1948…
LOLZ at the UK police
It appears that Britain has reached some form of critical mass when it comes to useless, overreaching, politically bent, unkempt, incompetent British police officers….
Probably the worst barrister I’ve ever encountered.
The recent story of a man who lied about his educational history when approaching a Barristers Chambers for employment but was rebutted when his…
The Metropolitan Police the handmaidens and servants of arseholes, not Londoners.
I’ve been following the X account of Alistair Hilton ( @London_W4 ) for quite a while now. I follow him mostly because I’m an…
From Elsewhere: Stella O’Malley on the ‘conversion bill’.
Extremists of any kind are those who should never be welcome in Government. At best having government either by extremists or influenced by extremists…
It’s not that the politicians cannot do things it is that they will not.
There are both advantages and disadvantages of living in a Unitary State like the United Kingdom as opposed to a Federal State such the…
From Elsewhere. The Home Office’s mad mad migration plan.
I was going to do a long form disassembly of the Home Office’s new plan for ‘sponsored migration’. This policy is going to be…
From Elsewhere: Video. Baroness Fox kicks arse on the issue of free speech and misinformation in the House of Lords.
Our Parliament in Britain is not yet a complete confederacy of dunces. Yes there are a lot of these dunces, the Dunning-Kruger sector of…
Is this a policy that is purposely designed to foment civil disorder or is it just abject stupidity?
The last thing I want to see is civil disorder and ad hoc retributive ‘justice’ on Britain’s streets but I find it difficult to…
