Quote of the day 25th October 2021 – Hate laws that don’t reduce hate.
Baseless hatred is a bad thing, I think that all reasonable people would agree with that statement. However it is impossible to legislate away…
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Quote of the Day 19th October 2021. Drawing attention to a very obvious diversion by the Government.
I’ll do a more detailed and fuller article on the political aftermath of the presumed Jihadist murder of Sir David Amess, but for the…
Quote of the Day 18th October 2021. On Extinction Rebellion’s totalitarianism.
Today’s quote comes from Guido Fawkes speaking about the Extinction Rebellion group demonstrating in Tufton Street, London where many think tanks, and the Mother’s…
Quote of the day 14th October 2021 – Bullies need to be stood up to.
We live in a world where the heckler’s veto is king. Where individuals can, often falsely, claim that they are made to feel unsafe…
Quote Of The Day 3rd October 2021. Dominic Cummings tells it like it is about Stonewall.
In response to the once LBG rights but now wholly trans oriented Stonewall organisation whining about male transsexuals in women’s sports. I find it…
Quote of the Day 1st October 2021 – Difficult to disagree here.
It’s difficult in the extreme to disagree with Tim Shipman over on Twitter when he said this of Met Police Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick:
Quote of the day for 28th September 2021. Would you have done any different?
It’s really really difficult to disagree with Konstantin Kisin’s comment on the Labour Conference.
Quote of the Day 13th September 2021 – Oooh! A nice burn aimed at the Webbe brainlet
It seems that the former (now suspended from the party) Labour ‘brainlet’ Claudia Webbe is facing justified criticism from some members of the Labour…
Quote of the day 29th August 2021 – A well deserved dig at a bunch of politicised plod.
Yet again the thuggish middle class Communist ‘Tarquins’, who appear to make up the bulk of the Extinction Rebellion movement, have brought destruction and…
Quotes of the Day 28th July 2021. Labour’s complete mess.
Any Parliamentary democracy that has one party so dominant because the official Opposition is so weak and ineffectual risks turning into an elective dictatorship….
