Quote of the Day 29th May 2022. The thoughts of Chairman Keir.
Apparently the Labour Leader Sir Keir Starmer is going to write a book setting out his vision for the future both of Labour and…
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Quote of the Day. 15th April 2022. A laugh at the Church of England.
Saw this BTL exchange on a Guido story about Boris Johnson’s surprise visit to Kiev. For context this was part of a sub-conversation about…
Quote of the day. 10th February 2022: A big dig at the Johnson’s
The writer Tanya Gold has a top quality piece over at Unherd where she talks about Carrie Johnson, the Prime Minister’s wife aka ‘Princess…
Quote of the Day. 18th January 2022.
Over at The Critic magazine there’s a brilliant piece about the decline of the use of proper English grammar. The author, James Innes-Smith, takes…
Quote of the Day 13th January 2022 – A person who should not merit cheers
Apparently some MP’s cheered the convicted criminal and acid attack threat maker Claudia Webbe when she returned to the House of Commons recently. The…
Quote of the Day 07th January 2022. A sensible comment from a thoughtful individual.
One of the benefits and the curses of the Jury system in criminal law is that occasionally juries will turn out perverse verdicts. A…
Quote of the Day. 30th November 2021. Patronising Sadiq gets a knock back.
Greater London’s Mayor Sadiq Khan is a bit of a disaster. He’s presided over a massive rise in violent crime, has transport policies such…
Quote of the Day 27th November 2021
The trade unionist and Blue Labour type Paul Embery seems to talk a lot of sense and stuff that resonates with a lot of…
Quote of the day 22nd November 2021 – a funny one this time.
Nice one from Mr Counsell and his interlocutor. Not much else needs to be said LOL.
Quote of the Day. 18th November 2021
There was an interesting article over at Unherd that I saw today written by the Reverend Giles Fraser the left leaning churchman and broadcaster….
