From Elsewhere: Ezra Levant sticks it to the kangaroo court that is the Alberta Human Rights Commission
Well worth watching. It is from way back in 2008, but Mr Levant’s words, and his courage in standing up to the functionaries of the…
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From Elsewhere: Holocaust denial by officer of pro-Islam Respect Party
There are still a few fools who believe that the Respect Party is a party of the secular Left. Maybe this story about how…
Islamo-nonce walks from court with only a fine for sexual assault on a teenage girl
If you still think that the justice system and police forces are not pandering to certain groups then you really need to get away from…
From Elsewhere: Political Correctness, preventing people from denouncing evil
Has Britain’s moral degeneracy become so all encompassing that Britons are supporting the mutilation of women just to show how ‘culturally sensitive’ they are? Appalling,…
The aggressive ethos of Islam shows its face again
This time in Syria, next time where else? The Atlas Shrugs site has a video of a Syrian jihadist stating how in the new Islamic…
Trust the police? You must be joking.
From the Parliamentary Sketch by Simon Carr of the Guido Fawkes site. “Lying, cheating, bearing false witness, blackmail, fitting up a Government minister,…
‘Infamy, infamy, they’ve all got it infamy’ – Luftar Rahman starts to cry
From the East London Advertiser “Mayor Lutfur Rahman has been accused of hitting a “new low” after saying the local Labour Party started a witch-hunt…
From Elsewhere: Lib Dems demand more taxes
What is it with the Liberal Democrats and taxation? They are insisting that not only should be no tampering with the Green Taxes, they are…
From Elsewhere: The time soon might be right for re-introduction of Grammar Schools
A return to the Tripartite system of Grammar, Technical and Secondary schools could be just what this country needs to re build our academic, technical…
From Elsewhere: Syrian Christians, under fire, under threat, under oppression
Some of the tales coming out of Syria are truly heartrending. Especially poignant are the stories of how members of minority religions Christians, Druze, Alawites…
