Quote of the Day 23rd October 2026 – Maybe it is because it is rubbish?
The blogger Tim Worstall has drawn my attention via his site to a piece in The Guardian about lessening public support for the National…
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Quote of the Day 14th October 2026 – Ooh I do like a good insult, especially when aimed at a worthy target.
A commentator over at Tim Worstall’s blog decided to voice his opinion of the Greater London Mayor Sadiq Khan and it’s a corker of…
Quote of the Day 06th October 2026 – Peter North on the Green Party
The political commentator Peter North, a nationalist with a distaste for Nazis, has decided to weigh into the story of the Greens voting to…
Quote of the Day. 4th October 2026 – The sewer that brings nasty stuff to us instead of taking it away.
Saw this on Harry’s Place and liked it. The MSM does indeed bring us worthless trash and mental effluent rather than anything useful.
Quote of the Day 29th September 2026 – Labour’s intellectual vacuum.
Labour is a party without any real ideology. It no longer represents working class Britons and instead has morphed into a party that is…
Quote of the Day 22nd September 2026 – If this is success I’d hate to see what failure looks like.
The political commentator Peter North has been having a quite eloquent dig at former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak about how far Mr Sunak embraced…
Quote of the Day 18th September 2026 – The strange and worrying mentality of the Left.
There has been much discussion over at the September Hangout thread over at the Harry’s Place blog about the pro-migration refusenik who the BBC…
Quotes of the Day 17th September 2026.
First one is from a BTL commentator on a thread at Turbulent Times. The commentator quite rightly points out that we do not need…
Quote of the Day 10th September 2026 – The failed state that is Britain.
I saw this comment by Muncii92 over at Harry’s Place and immediately agreed with it. It was made in the context of foreign commentators…
Quote of the day 02/09/26 – How absolutely buggered is Britain’s economy? Caution swearing.
The answer is pretty buggered I reckon. We have, for a start, a massively depleted industrial sector that has not been properly supported by…
