The one decision Sir Keir Starmer and friends seems to have got correct. Keeping Corbyn out.
The Labour Leader Sir Keir Starmer and his supporters on the National Executive Committee of the Labour Party don’t exactly inspire confidence or trust….
Britain
From Elsewhere: Some very well observed points about ‘Partygate’ from a respected source.
I’m becoming less and less concerned about the ‘Partygate’ stories and more concerned with the motivations of the media organisations behind them. Whilst I…
Shameful. Why was this dangerous, dishonest failed asylum seeker allowed to remain?
As time has gone and as an inquest has taken place, we start to learn much more about the Jihadist who carried out a…
Just take a look at the Khanage. It’s an absolute tragedy.
Greater London Mayor Sadiq Khan has been a disaster for the city. He’s been an economic disaster with worthless grandstanding projects such as the…
Where have all these children gone?
The BBC is reporting that thousand of children who left schools during the pandemic have failed to return to school rolls. The BBC said:…
From Elsewhere: Is Tice a threat to the Tories.
There’s a great piece over at the Spectator by James Teale about Richard Tice and the Reform Party. The article makes the point that…
A correct decision from Boris Johnson – for once.
Yesterday the Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that the vast majority of the Coronavirus restrictions will go by next week and that the final…
What an absolute cock up. Texas synagogue bearded savage was ‘known to the Security Service’
Through much background reading of history, current affairs and and politics I’m one of those who would normally put a lot of trust in…
Sir Keir is too nonchalant about the Chinese spy story.
There has been a long standing problem with Chinese nationals associated with the Chinese government and the Chinese Communist Party gaining access to UK…
Quote of the Day. 18th January 2022.
Over at The Critic magazine there’s a brilliant piece about the decline of the use of proper English grammar. The author, James Innes-Smith, takes…
