From Elsewhere: Some interesting videos with one of them planting a flag for freedom of speech.
There’s a couple of videos that I’ve seen online that are both timely and for me really hit the spot. Because I liked them…
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From Elsewhere: Brendan O’Neill damns Multiculturalism and he’s right to do so.
Multiculturalism was sold by the Establishment to the British people as just another extension of tolerance. We were told that tolerating and embracing the…
From Elsewhere: Julie Burchill sticking the textual boot into a so-called ‘national treasure’.
There’s something about Mary Beard I don’t like. Sure I respect her learning and her professional abilities as a broadcaster, but I find her…
From Elsewhere: Iran – Read this and weep.
Like many many people across the free world I hoped that the recent uprisings in Iran would bring about the freedom of the Iranian…
From Elsewhere: The UAE knows what’s up.
I caught a short video interview originally from GB News with Nigel Farage the leader of the Reform Party in the UK and…
From Elsewhere: A return to Britain of the 1970’s could be on the cards but in a far far worse way.
Britain’s decline is now so obvious that not only does it attract negative comment from the US government but there are increasingly those, myself…
From Elsewhere: A magnificent skewering of the Australian government.
Douglas Murray is on fine form with his examination of the aftermath of the Bondi Beach Atrocity. In his piece he lays into the…
From Elsewhere: A new substack which could have a lot of interesting things to say.
I’ve become somewhat of an admirer of the words of Dr Lisa Mckenzie the self-described working class academic. I first became aware of her…
From Elsewhere – The BBC has lost all the trust it once had.
I used to admire the BBC. Back during the Cold War I considered the BBC and in particular the BBC World Service to be…
From Elsewhere: Were the 1970’s all that bad for the UK?
I remember the 1970’s, I remember the political turmoil, the year of two general elections, the industrial strife, the dreadful economic situation, the feeling…
