From Elsewhere: Anti vaccine activists cross the line that divides campaigning from violent nutbaggery.
In a free society people should be allowed to campaign for whatever policy they want, even if the campaign is for a policy that…
Politics
Still fancy clapping the NHS? I don’t.
Although I believe that every citizen of a nation should be able to access healthcare when they need it, I’m increasingly convinced that the…
Britain’s four legged weapons.
Whilst Britain is not a country where many people own or have access to firearms, such as is the case in Switzerland or the…
A Presidential speech that will be remembered for all the wrong reasons.
Sometimes the words of American Presidents live on for all the right reasons and the words are indelibly linked to the President in question….
Afghanistan goes back to the Dark Ages and this time we could all lose out.
Despite untold amounts of blood and treasure being expended on trying to turn that Graveyard of Empires, Afghanistan, into a relatively civilised country, it…
Could Kemi kick arse at Education?
I’m a great admirer of the current Equalities Minister Kemi Badenoch the MP for Saffron Walden in Essex. I admire her because she is…
From Elsewhere: Josephine Bartosch sticks the proverbial boot into Mermaids.
If adults, over the age of 21 and therefore as near as possible to full brain development, who are suffering from the psychiatric condition…
Murdered over tyre sales – The absolute state of Britain today.
Imagine going shopping and ending up dead after being caught by a stray bullet fired by one group of men intent on killing another…
Ugly and in the wrong damned place.
Before I start this piece on the proposed Holocaust Memorial in London, let’s just get one thing straight. As the Holocaust fades from living…
How long can the Labour Party survive in its present form?
Interesting story in the Express recently. Labour is losing members, but not slowly, more like a flood. According to the Express 250 members per…
