The ‘Streisand Effect’ helps to publicise yet more sensible speakers
Sometimes censoriousness doesn’t always have the effect that the censors would like to think it does. Sometimes the act of censorship itself can alert…
Culture – includes movies
Friday Night Movie number 111 – Thank you Jeeves.
I’m a great lover of the adaptations of PG Woodhouse’s Jeeves and Wooster books. I’ve enjoyed immensely the television version with Hugh Laurie as…
Gender reassignment is a dangerous fad just as leucotomy was a dangerous fad in the past
We humans would not be the intelligent creatures we are if we were unable to change our minds on an issue, when confronted with…
Haitian ‘refugees’ entering Canada carrying child abuse images.
It’s very easy to feel sorry for the Haitians, after all the history of their nation has been one of grinding poverty, oppression, lack…
Friday Night Movie number 110 – The Sea Wolves
A wartime action movie for you this week, The Sea Wolves, with a stellar cast, an unusual plot but also one based on a…
Friday Night Movie number 109 – The Spanish Gardener
A bit of a change of pace this week from the usual war films, crime dramas and espionage thrillers that is the usual fare…
More on the jihad promoting Iman FM.
This blog has recently covered two stories about the Islamic radio station based in Sheffield, Imam FM. The station lost its community radio licence…
Friday Night Movie number 108 – The Assassination of Leon Trotsky
This is a brilliant film featuring the late great British actor Sir Richard Burton as the late and unlamented Communist revolutionary Leon Trostky. The…
A new counter jihad website with an interesting video
I’d like to recommend that readers of this blog take a look at a site called ‘Live Freedom‘. It’s a site that is resolutely…
Friday Night Movie number 107 – ‘Vice Squad’.
‘Vice Squad’ is a neat little police procedural movie made in 1953 and starring Edward G Robinson and Paulette Goddard. The film’s plot centres…
