The Corbyn vs Johnson Debate
Last night the ITV channel broadcast an election debate between Jeremy Corbyn the Labour leader and Boris Johnson the Prime Minister. I watched it…
Politics
Update on arrest of UK blogger Fahrenheit211 for ‘hate speech’ 17th November 2019
As many regular readers of this blog will by now know, I was arrested on the 22nd October of this year after a ‘hate…
Let’s nationalise things and ruin them – A brief summation of Corbyn’s policies
I really hope that predictions are correct and that Corbyn is going to lead the Labour Party into the abyss. Labour’s policies are going…
Councillor Malcom Griffiths did nothing wrong with regards his comments on Islamic inbreeding. Another victim of ‘Islamophobia’ whiners
Various Islamic grievance mongers, the Left wing press and sadly Dave Rich of the Jewish Community Security Trust (a man who should be putting…
Are you still thinking of voting for the Labour Party?
Many of us can see that the Labour Party would be an utter disaster for this country and more importantly, an utter disaster for…
From Elsewhere: Video from Sargon – It’s not ‘cuts’ that’s crippling the NHS
The Youtube commentator Sargon of Akkad is a skillful commentator on today’s increasingly unhappy world. He’s spoken about the excesses of political correcteness, feminism…
What’s wrong with calling Corbyn a ‘wanker’?
The mainstream media used to go out of its way to report important news such as the death of President Kennedy, the Moon landings,…
Farage does the right thing.
Nigel Farage’s Brexit Party has done their bit to try to help the Conservative Party electorally by standing down candidates in seats where the…
Public information post – Rod Liddle’s original Spectator article on crappy people who should not vote
Earlier this month the Spectator columnist Rod Liddle published an article where he jokingly wondered whether or not Britain would be better off with…
Labour – A dustbin party for Islamic and Leftist extremists
There was once time when the British Labour Party was a relatively sensible party. The roots of this party lay in the desire for…
