Quote of the Day 18th September 2023 (2) We are many, they are few.
This quote of the day is also the quote of the day from the Samizdata blog. It’s by the excellent Konstantin Kisin and concerns…
Culture – includes movies
Worth A Read. 18/09/2023 (1) – The IEA digs into the cult of trans.
This is the first in an occasional series where I highlight to readers of this blog stuff that I have found interesting or inspiring…
From Elsewhere: Another reason to hate the BBC
It should not be controversial to question the ideology of child gender transition. Speaking about the damage done to young people by the medicines and…
From Elsewhere: Julie Burchill lays into Jamie Oliver
Whenever I see the byline Julie Burchill on a piece I just know I’m in for a literary treat. In this piece from the…
The thing that never happens is alleged to have happened again
Whilst I have every sympathy for those in the sub 1% minority of people who suffer from gender identity disorder that does not mean…
The other side of Robert Oppenheimer. A brilliant man but also a filthy Communist.
There’s been a lot of justifiable fuss over the recently released biopic about Robert Oppenheimer the man who led the team that created the…
From Elsewhere: When adaptations of Terry Pratchett go wrong.
There are lots of things that I am grateful about when it comes to my wife. She’s beautiful, clever, tactful, organised, compassionate, practical and…
Notting Hill Carnival going well I see.
The Sunday of the Notting Hill Carnival is treated as Children’s Day and is supposed to be the more chilled of the two days…
From Elsewhere: ‘Brighton Rock Bottom’
I used to like going to Brighton but that was when it was a slightly seedy but dynamic city with a good nightlife culture…
Where there are double standards in justice then there is no justice.
There are Biblical commandments that exhort those who follow such precepts to not sell or pervert justice. Proper justice demands that there are no…
