The Raab debacle.
I’ve had some pretty shall we say interesting bosses or guv’nors over the years. I’ve had those that were ineffectual, did stupid things, were…
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An interesting, but funny, encounter.
I’ve just recently been doorstepped by a political candidate for the upcoming local elections. Now I know this guy from seeing him out and…
From Elsewhere: The BBC’s slow march to reputational death.
Many people, myself included, who are fed up with the BBC’s bias and the Corporation’s willingness to push unchallenged certain political, cultural and social…
Is it time to clap again? NHS spends more on maternity compensation than maternity services themselves.
Thinking of genuflecting towards what has become Britain’s new national religion the NHS? Well maybe you should think again before clapping or praising the…
Are the UK Green parties walking into another trans nonce scandal?
Many will be familiar with the case of Aimee/Ashton Challoner the loony troon with the extremely noncey father who employed said father as his…
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…
From Elsewhere: Julie Birchill is correct. The Guardian has destroyed itself.
I used to read the Guardian. I used to like reading the Guardian. For me it used to be the go to newspaper for…
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…
