Quote of the Day 07th February 2023. Slipping into an East Germany of the mind.
There’s a brilliant comment below the line on Harry Storm’s excellent piece at the Harry’s Place site on the selective reporting, or rather non-reporting,…
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Quote of the Day 20th January 2023 – In Kemi, but not much else in the Tory party, we trust.
Patrick O’Flynn writing in a recent edition of The Spectator magazine is lamenting, quite rightly in my view, about the fact that the Conservative…
Quote of the Day. 17th January 2023. The nonsense on stilts that is non-binary identities.
I defy anyone to find anything as nonsensical or fact free as the claim made by some that ‘non-binary identities’ are a thing. They…
Quote of the Day 12th January 2023 – Through the eyes of a foreigner.
Sometimes it takes the eyes of a foreigner to see the clown world state that Britain has descended into. A Britain where the health…
Quote of the Day 14th December 2022. A good textual slap on a well deserved target.
Since the Referendum to leave the European Union took place in 2016, there has been a rise in the number of certain gobby, anti-democratic…
Quote of the Day 02/12/2022 – Difficult to disagree with this one.
It’s very instructive to examine just what the mainstream media highlights and what it does not. It’s also interesting to compare what gets massive…
Quote of the Day 29/11/2022 – The leftists are terrified of free speech.
I’m old enough to remember when some of the leftists I was acquainted with were fervent defenders of freedom of speech. They understood that…
Quote of the Day 10th November 2022. Another heavyweight thinker abandons the Tories.
Perry De Havilland is in my view a quality liberty minded thinker. I may not always agree with him but his arguments are always…
Quote of the Day 8th November 2022. Now there’s a Labour Party I might be tempted to vote for.
There’s a very good comment from the High Church Anglican and Monarchist Capel Lofft that’s been put up on Twitter. It concerns how the…
Quote of the Day 03/11/2022 – Let him eat Ostrich balls.
The news that Matt Hancock Britain’s former Health Secretary and one of the prime movers behind Britain’s disastrous Covid lockdown policy, a policy that…
