Some thoughts on how to bring free speech back to Britain?
I had a very interesting conversation with someone on Twitter the other week about freedom of speech. I stated that what the United Kingdom…
Culture – includes movies
Friday Night Movie Number 93 – Joby
A bit of a literary classic for you all this week. ‘Joby’ by Stan Barstow who also wrote ‘A Kind of Loving’ is the…
‘National Hate Crime Awareness Week’. It’s nothing but pure Establishment theatre.
You’d be forgiven, if you only went by the massive amount of social media activity, for thinking that ‘National Hate Crime Awareness Week’ was…
From Elsewhere: The cult of human rights is turning into a cult of human wrongs
I’m a great admirer of the counterjihad writer Anne Marie Waters. She’s one of the few people brave enough to speak out about the…
Friday Night Movie number 92 – The Adventures of Tartu
The actor Robert Donat deserves to be remembered and appreciated today much more than he is. He’s a massively underated actor who is best…
Video – The permanently offended are robbing British people of their cultures (video NSFW due to profanity)
The members of the permanently offended Left are forever trying to rob British people of their cultural heritage by whining that it is ‘racist’,…
Friday Night Movie Number 91 – ‘Town On Trial’
A very interesting crime movie for you this week. Town on Trial made in 1956 is a crime movie starring John Mills as a…
From Elsewhere: ‘Safe spaces’ are dangerous
An excellent blog post from the Jewish parenting website Kveller by the writer Miriam Levine about the danger posed by allowing ‘safe spaces’ in…
Friday Night Movie number 90 – ‘Duel’
I was so pleased to find this film available on line as it’s one of my favourites. ‘Duel’ an early film by Stephen Spielberg…
From Elsewhere: The danger inherent in identity politics
A really thought provoking article from Grahame Archer on the subject of community and identity has been published on the Conservative Home website. In…
