From Elsewhere – On the meanings of words.
There’s an interesting piece over at Unherd about how the word ‘Globalist’ has been seen by some to have anti-Semitic undertones. My view, based…
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From Elsewhere: Perry De Havilland knocks the ball into the back of the net.
‘Controlled flight into terrain’ is probably the best way to describe the Tories. Mr De Havilland said: The absurdly named Conservative Party is in…
From Elsewhere: The Labour Left. ‘Marooned on the far side of power’
The Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer might not be not be everyone’s idea of a potential Prime Minister, but then neither was Neil Kinnock…
From Elsewhere. Following the money right into the Lib Dem’s pockets.
It’s a sad fact of life that political parties need money in order to function. Money is needed to run campaigns, pay for staff…
From Elsewhere: The failure of state-led multiculturalism.
In my view there are two types of multiculturalism. The first is the organic kind where different peoples with different beliefs and backgrounds who…
From Elsewhere: Ignoring or renaming a problem doesn’t make it go away.
One of my favourite writers these days on the subject of Islamic terrorism is Wasiq Wasiq who is a counter terrorism researcher, a founding…
From Elsewhere: I suppose we must be thankful…….
…..that this particular offender is only fixated on horses. This case, one that has been reported on the Hull Live website, is a really…
From Elsewhere: Hardeep Singh is correct. These are not ‘Asian’ grooming gangs.
Like Mr Hardeep Singh, the author of an article on Islamic Rape Gangs for Spiked Magazine who I’ve quoted below, I abhor the use…
From Elsewhere: On the strike by members of the criminal Bar.
There is a lot of negative chatter on social media aimed at those barristers who have decided to strike. A lot of this chatter…
From Elsewhere: A good discussion about the wreckers of Western culture.
I don’t regularly put up links to extremely long podcasts, unless they are in my view exceptionally worthwhile or have a great deal to…
