From Elsewhere: Ungrateful savages
‘I don’t want food give me money’, seems to be the latest toddler style tantrum cry from members of Angela Merkel’s Mobile Muslim mayhem. According…
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From Elsewhere: Hacked Off’s hypocrisy
I despise with a passion the ‘Hacked Off ‘ organisation. They are censors masquarading as champions of a free press, a melange of Lefties with…
From Elsewhere: In case you are wondering just what sort of society is created by pandering to Islam?
This story from Sweden should show anyone with more than half a functioning brain exactly what happens when a civilised nation invites the followers of…
From Elsewhere: Would you trust these people with the safety and security of you and your children?
Yesterday the dregs of the extreme Left washed up in central London as part of a leftist campaign to open Britain’s doors to yet more…
From Elsewhere: More disgusting appeasement of Islam by the Metropolitan Police.
Many hoped that the Metropolitan Police investigation into alleged electoral fraud in the Muslim controlled London Borough of Tower Hamlets would herald a new era…
From Elsewhere: ‘Clerical error,’ my arse is it. It’s probably much less innocent than that.
The news coming out of South Yorkshire Police that they under counted the number of victims of Islamic sex attacks and an over count of…
From Elsewhere: Game of Moans
It is unfortunately a given in Britain today that police forces will plead poverty and threaten to cut real police work, but almost always seem…
From Elsewhere: Sometimes bigotry can be a virtue not a sin.
I’m indebted to Anne Marie Waters and others for publicising this piece by the writer Paul Cooper about how bigotry about Islam is a common…
From Elsewhere: Labour gives you more. More sleaze, more corruption, more Islamic rapes.
According to news reports, the stench of Islamic corruption in the Labour Party has now got so bad that it cannot be ignored any longer….
From Elsewhere: More Corbyn related dodginess.
Many of us have all met, conversed, been photographed with or innocently passed on information that we maybe shouldn’t have done, in error. Occasionally I’ve…
