Friday Night Movie number 125 – The Mob
A really gripping organised crime drama from the 1950’s for you this week. ‘The Mob’ stars Broderick Crawford as Johnny Damico, a police detective…
Culture – includes movies
Pat Condell asks a very important question. Why are we giving human rights to inhuman, rape addicted savages?
The comedian and political commentator Pat Condell is one of the most doughty and effective campaigners against the left wing political architects of Europe’s…
From Elsewhere – The Battle of Speakers Corner
Much has been written, including by yours truly, about the stunning event at Speakers Corner on Sunday the 18th March when Tommy Robinson, accompanied…
Abortion – How and why I changed my mind on this issue
Life throws some odd challenges to a person sometimes, challenges that cause a person to be presented with an opportunity to change their mind…
Friday Night Movie number 124 – The Red House
I have a particularly good psychological thriller for you all this week and one starring an actor that has become a favourite of mine…
A parental revolt against forced transgenderism in a Bristol primary school.
The British education system is notoriously arrogant. Teachers and academic educationalists have a ‘we know best’ attitude towards teaching and often hold political and…
Friday Night Movie number 123 – He Walked By Night
‘He Walked By Night’ is a truly fabulous film noir crime drama made in 1948 and set in the city of Los Angeles in…
Friday Night Movie number 122 – Dual Alibi
This movie, Dual Alibi made in 1947 is a really interesting find, a forgotten or neglected gem some might say. This movie has a…
Guest Post – Bullying and denial of reality by LGBT groups.
This blog is delighted to feature again as a guest post an article by Evangeline. For those who haven’t read Evangeline’s work, including this…
Friday Night Movie number 121 – High Treason
Following on from last week’s Friday Night Movie ‘Iron Curtain’, tonight’s offering also is on the theme of Communist subversion of the West during…
