From Elsewhere: The Labour Party. Now unsafe for women.
Many years ago there used to be an acronym to describe those men who habitually crossed acceptable boundaries and were far more ‘physical’ with…
The Critic magazine
Quote of the day 8th June 2022. Free thought and free academic enquiry under a state of oppression.
It’s becoming more and more apparent that the far Left and those who ally with it either or career advancement reasons or because they…
It looks like more empty words from the UK government.
The current Tory government is pretty good with words. They are, sadly, less good when it comes to putting those words into action. They’ve…
From Elsewhere. Is nuclear disarmament that good an idea?
Back when I was young, daft and exceedingly desirous of going on demo trips and getting photographs for my portfolio of the anarchist ‘Brew…
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…
From Elsewhere: What a surprise – or rather not. Police seem to be virtually immune to the cancerous policy of recording ‘non crime hate incidents’.
Harry Miller is one of Britain’s free speech heroes. When he was visited by an officer from Humberside Police over a tweet that Mr…
From Elsewhere: Good to see some wrong’uns getting some negative media attention.
I was pleasantly surprised this morning to find when I opened up the page of The Critic magazine, which is something I do when…
From Elsewhere: Josephine Bartosch sticks the proverbial boot into Mermaids.
If adults, over the age of 21 and therefore as near as possible to full brain development, who are suffering from the psychiatric condition…
