Nick Timothy – A rare politician who tells the truth about what ails us.
Today, as many people, especially Britons will know, is the 20th anniversary of the 7th July Islamic attacks on London’s transport infrastructure. Fifty two…
Politics
‘Palestine Action’ arrests. Good news but it’s not over until the fat bent legal Civil Servants sing.
It’s delightful to come back from my weekly break from politics to see some good news for a change. Twenty seven or as some…
Zarah Sultana MP leaves Labour to spend more time with the fraggles
Zarah Sultana, the MP for Coventry South who has up till now been sitting as an independent after being suspended by Labour, has announced…
She’s not crying for us, she’s crying for herself
Like many others I’ve been astonished at the sight of the Chancellor Rachel Reeves visibly crying in the House of Commons. Normally I’d feel…
From Elsewhere: Labour’s proposed ‘Islamophobia’ law is a recipe for extreme censorship.
I’ve been following closely the horrific story of how Labour plans to forbid anyone in the UK from criticising the ideology of Islam. Under…
Some rare praise from me for the Metropolitan Police
For a whole plethora of reasons I’ve not been the greatest fan of London’s Metropolitan Police. This force has so often been the epitome…
How many more like this one are embedded in our administrative offices?
The news that a Moslem civil servant took money from migrants to manipulate their migration records and thereby help them to stay in the…
At last some action against ‘Palestine Action’.
For several years now the group ‘Palestine Action’ have been destroying public and private property and occasionally allegedly been involved in violence against the…
What happens when the Iranian sleeper cells wake up?
The Prime Minister of the UK Sir Keir Starmer is walking somewhat of a political tightrope. He can probably see that putting the Iranian…
Here’s the big worry that many of us have about the grooming gangs inquiry
Like many other Britons I was pleased by the announcement that at last there will be some sort of national inquiry into the problem…
