It’s another ‘not the Methodists’ attack again. This time it’s Austin in Texas that is suffering.
Whilst many of us marvel at the military achievements of the US and Israeli armed forces who are at the time of writing heavily…
Politics
Death cult loving savage is finally dead.
Rejoice, rejoice, the leader of the brutal Islamic government in Iran Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is finally dead. He’s apparently been killed in an attack…
Politics is the art of what is possible and it’s impossible to have perfection in politics.
There’s a lot of sometimes justified criticism aimed at some of the challenger parties such as Reform from those who don’t believe that Reform…
A small bit of good news in an increasingly horrible world.
Many of us in the UK have looked on in horror at the phenomenon of childhood gender transition and the terrible and sometimes life…
A ‘freedom portal’ for Britons, now this looks like it could be interesting.
Way way back before I was born, on the 26th January 1942 to be precise, soldiers of the US Army’s 34th Infantry Division and…
Elections in the distance can be closer than they appear and Britain’s Right and Centre Right Alt parties might not be ready.
Britons are spoiled for choice for right and centre right alternatives to the Uniparty parties such as Labour, the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats….
In praise of Fiyaz Mughal who is correct about religious extremism.
About eight to ten years ago I had a lot of online run-ins with Fiyaz Mughal, the former head of the Tell Mama organisation…
On the Trade Envoy formerly known as Prince Andrew.
I can distinctly recall the time when Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor (Mr M-W) who was formerly known as Prince Andrew became a trade envoy for the…
Things could be worse.
It’s likely that the main challenger to Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer as leader of the Labour Party and therefore Prime Minister could well…
Labour leadership contenders?
There’s been a brilliant article on CapX recently looking ahead at the prospects of the potential Labour leadership contenders. The author, Joseph Dinnage, lists…
