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…
Britain
‘I’ve got a lovely example of London Bridge to sell you’ says UK Prime Minister.
Of course the UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak did not offer London Bridge up for sale and I very much doubt that those who…
Labour show how much they care about the rape gang issue, and the nation as a whole.
If I was the leader of a major political party, a party that needs to convince the majority of the British people that they…
From Elsewhere: A completely first class takedown of the ‘Sistah Space’ charity.
UPDATE: The source material author for this piece has produced an update to this story that you might want to read HERE. It’…
A superb dig at the Guardian by Professor Kathleen Stock
I used to admire the Guardian. I liked the way that it covered stories that other papers did not. I liked immensely the work…
From Elsewhere: The unwanted Brown thing returns.
There are lots of things that humanity has has had to put up with but which are now no more. Smallpox is one such…
Some additional unhappy customers of Britain’s terrible healthcare system.
There’s a good piece over at Tim Worstall’s place about the ongoing scandal of Britons who are unable to access primary healthcare services such…
A Briton’s thoughts on Twittergate.
Elon Musk the new owner of Twitter has unleashed somewhat of a political firestorm in the USA by dribbling out information about how the…
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…
Here’s someone who thinks as I do about the ‘sainted’ NHS.
Mr Tim Worstall has noticed that a branch of the sclerotic National Health Service has won an award. Hooray you might think, but not…
