From Elsewhere: Clown world Britain, where denouncing Leftist violence gets a poet ‘cancelled’
I have no problem denouncing political violence whether it comes from the Left or the Right. In a democratic society there is no excuse…
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Yet more public sector waste on ‘hate speech’ and ‘hate crime’ guff
I wrote yesterday about how Warwickshire Police wasted who knows how much money on what was in reality a ‘nothing-burger’ case. This force spent…
Deradicalisation fails again
Many Western states, including that of the United Kingdom, have set great store in the idea that radical Islamists can be deradicalised either through…
From Elsewhere: A new voice for children in these current times ‘Us For Them’
I was reading the Conservative Woman site earlier today as I find that site both stimulating and informative even though I do not agree…
Now this is interesting. Petition power pushes Parliament to debate illegal migrant invasion.
I’ve just seen the screenshot below over on Gab. There has been a petition organised via the Parliamentary Petitions Office that calls for a…
More wasted public money – A Four month investigation into some minor vandalism
It’s pretty easy to make a moral and religious challenge to the entire concept of ‘hate crimes’. For those of us living in countries…
Is the Home Secretary talking truth or BS? Sadly BS is the more likely answer.
We recently had a statement from the British Home Secretary Pritti Patel on the subject of illegal migration and the wholesale abuse of the…
Suspicious behaviour from Gloucestershire Constabulary.
UPDATE: I’ll be doing a proper update article on this article as there have been developments, hopefully by tomorrow morning but I would like to…
Quote of the Day 04/10/2020 – A small but welcomed nugget of good news.
Many of us, especially those of us who are parents of school age children, have been worried greatly by the Government’s plans for Relationship…
If these cases are stressing out Judges, then imagine what they are doing to our communities?
In a previous job, I got to have more social and professional contact with Crown Court judges than many others would. I found them…
