From Elsewhere: Anarcho-Tyranny for the UK.
I was searching the web on the subject of Anarcho-Tyranny a system where the authorities come down hard on generally law abiding people either…
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From Elsewhere: Andrew Fox on the Green’s turn towards Islam-based Jew hatred.
I was going to write something about the Green Party’s vote to class Zionism, the movement for a national Jewish home in Israel, as…
From Elsewhere: Brendan O’Neill tears the Jew hating Left and their pals a new one.
I grew up or at least grew up politically with fellow denizens of London’s East End who spoke in awe about the 1936 Battle…
From Elsewhere: More hidden mosques in Britain’s public buildings. This time in the Natural History Museum.
Earlier this month I wrote about the phenomenon of hidden mosques lurking in Britain’s public buildings. These are euphemistically called ‘multifaith prayer rooms’ but…
From Elsewhere: This year’s ‘Wicked Son’ gets a public verbal kicking.
There’s a very entertaining piece that I’ve found by Jonny Gould about Zack Polanski’s appearance at a Jewish community political hustings related to the…
From Elsewhere: A superb piece from Jonathan Sacerdoti on bogus ‘interfaith’ initiatives.
I’ve been alerted thanks to JonMC over at Harry’s Place to an article in the Spectator by Jonathan Sacerdoti on ‘interfaith’ initiatives and the…
From Elsewhere: 97 out of 100.
Whilst the political hell hounds who lead Britain are fixated on what they refer to as the threat from the ‘far right’ the reality…
From Elsewhere: It’s not just two tier policing that’s a problem in the UK, it’s two tier everything.
Great article in the Daily Sceptic about how everything, policing, planning permission and much else is now two tier. You can build a mini…
From Elsewhere: A delicious dig at Rory ‘Florence Of Belgravia’ Stewart.
There’s a great and entertaining piece which has been put up on The Critic site and it is written by James Price. In this…
From Elsewhere: Compassion has to be coupled to critical thinking.
Compassion is a good thing. It’s right and proper to have compassion for the downtrodden and the sick and the oppressed. But what happens…
