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…
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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…
From Elsewhere: The trans cuckoos still living in the BBC nest.
In the face of increasing public criticism about the actions and influence of the Stonewall organisation over Britain’s national public broadcaster, the BBC eventually…
