Book Review: A Tweet Too far by Lucy Connolly and Gen Nevis ISBN 978-1-0369-5728-5
I’ve been following the story of Mrs Lucy Connolly ever since she was arrested and imprisoned in 2024 for committing one of Britain’s many…
free speech
Britain’s free speech crisis.
It’s abundantly clear that Britain has a free speech crisis. Britons are increasingly feeling that they cannot speak on topics that might be deemed…
I made a bet, I lost and now I have to pay up in the form of song.
Way back sometime I think it was around mid 2025 a high profile US free speech lawyer named Preston Byrne was involved in representing…
Freedom of speech unsafe under Labour
There are a lot of things that are or become unsafe when there is a Labour administration, the security of the economy, the nation’s…
How to prevent suicides or assess those amongst us who may be vulnerable to suicide.
Or how Ofcom prevents Britons from seeing some suicide prevention information. I don’t normally write about mental health topics on here. It is not…
From Elsewhere: Why do Britons wish to be anonymous when talking about politics?
There’s a lot of normies out there who have swallowed the line that if you’ve got nothing to hide then you’ve got nothing to…
From Elsewhere: A politicised police force obeying the orders of the lunatic Greens.
We are now in the position in Britain where the police instead of protecting us from crime or investigating crime now do the bidding…
A win for Allison Pearson.
Allison Pearson the journalist has won a defamation case against Essex’s Police and Crime Commissioner Roger Hirst. This case came about because of comments…
A date for the notebook.
The 11th July 2026 is when there is a second reading in the House of Commons for Tory MP Nick Timothy’s Bill to protect…
From Elsewhere: No one expects the “Trannish Inquisition”, but it happens.
There’s a brilliant account by women’s rights advocate Helen Joyce on her experience of being invited to speak at Durham University about trans issues…
