A historical contrasts meme.
I haven’t done a funny/thoughtful meme for ages. Sadly this one has rather too many elements of truth in it. David Lloyd George might…
Old Ronald Reagan was correct when he said: ‘It’s morning again in America’.
Back during the 1984 US Presidential Election the Ronald Reagan campaign, that eventually led to the second Reagan Administration, put out an advertisement extolling…
The Germans seem far more serious about fighting against the jihad promoters than Britain is.
The German government has had enough of the Iranian regime’s assets operating in Germany. They are closing all three of Iran’s consulates in Germany…
From Elsewhere: How one idiotic and delusional local council decision can thoroughly destroy a community.
Saw this heartbreaking story on the X account of someone called Sal Robins. It tells the terrible story of how a stupid ideological decision…
From Elsewhere: A society losing its trust of itself.
One of the depressing things about Britain is how much its society can change just because of the activities of the upper class Tarquins…
From Elsewhere: Someone else is noticing the stuff we are told not to talk about.
Following on from my earlier piece on here about the strange situation regarding the tardy announcement of terrorism charges being made against the alleged…
The Government has seemingly lied to us. Again.
Britain has become awfully used to Islamic violence and aggression. We’ve had years of it. Just over one hundred Britons have been murdered by…
Tommy goes to prison and some thoughts on Britain’s libel laws.
As has long been expected the pro-Britain activist Tommy Robinson is heading back to prison as a result of his activism. It’s important to…
Did you put your clocks back?
It’s that time of year again where the clocks in Britain go back one hour and we have to get used to living in…
Two Tier speech laws – One law for one group and another law for the rest
Whilst various Britons languish in prison for expressing their thoughts about the crappy state of the nation or expressing ambivalence about the fate of…
