An embarrassment of a President.
There have been 46 occupants of the office of President of the United States of America. Some of them have been great, many have…
Politics
From Elsewhere: A very interesting bit of citizen journalism.
While mooching around the Web recently whilst researching a future potential piece about the funding of the cult of trans I came across a…
Starmer still can’t get the ‘woman’ thing right.
Recently we have seen signs that Sir Keir Starmer the Labour Party leader is walking back, or at least giving the appearance of walking…
From Elsewhere: Britain’s corrupted and politically biased charity sector.
Britain has a charity problem. No, that problem is not that Britons give too little to charity, tzdakah or zakat or whatever you wish…
Tim Farron, a dictionary definition of naivety.
Former Liberal Democrat Party leader Tim Farron had decided to make a comment on the ongoing migrant invasion crisis. This is a crisis that…
Alumni For Free Speech – An organisation that may well be worth supporting.
The condition of freedom of speech in Britain’s university and college sector is as far as I can tell, abysmal. It has become an…
From Elsewhere: The BBC’s pro-censorship bias is showing.
Good piece over at Spiked by Laurie Wastell who is taking well deserved aim at the BBC’s ‘disinformation and social media correspondent’ Marianna Spring….
Omar Loubak Mohamed, an interesting voice to watch out for.
Omar Loubak Mohamed is a student at Royal Holloway College and was one of those who invited Baroness Claire Fox from the Academy of…
Two faced Starmer and his political hypocrisy
It appears that Sir Keir Starmer the Labour Party leader is trying to stop former leader Jeremy Corbyn from standing as a Labour candidate….
From Elsewhere: ‘Going French’
The French have a history of taking to the streets in large numbers and engaging in all sorts of protest related activity when they…
