Can we find a new backbone for Mr Sunak please? The one he borrowed from a Jellyfish doesn’t work.
When a politician cannot bring themselves to give the honest definition of what a woman is and instead spout bluster and bullshit when confronted…
Public sector still exploiting Covid for all it’s still worth.
To all intents and purposes the worst ravages of the Covid pandemic are behind us, at least in the United Kingdom that is. Even…
An explanation for current quietude.
Regular readers might have noticed that the frequency of posts has diminished to a large extent. This is because I have been incredibly busy…
A monstrous lie to deny a monstrous crime to protect an increasingly insane ideology.
The word ‘Orwellian’ gets chucked around a lot. A lot of the time the word is misused and is used wrongly, but occasionally there…
The massive mess a Trade Union seems to have tried to hide. A big scandal erupts.
At their best, Trade Unions act in the best interests of their members, the Union represent these workers to management and to elected…
The clown world of the rabid cultural boycotters.
I’ve seen some utter crap behaviour in my time both in real life and online from people who have temporarily lost their bloody minds…
The Government’s ‘Potemkin’ reforms of the NHS.
The Health Secretary Sajid Javid has announced that there are to be reforms to the NHS. Do I hear a chorus of ‘hooray’, ‘at…
Will war prevent a Tory wipe out in May? Some musings on wars and their influence on elections.
When it comes to local government elections, those councillors who are representing the party that is in national government can take an electoral hit….
A pint sized posturing pillock opines about a war.
At a time when there are wars and rumours of wars, as well as bullets, rockets and artillery rounds flying and bombs dropping, there…
A win but not a convincing one for Labour.
As expected Labour held the seat in Birmingham that was once held by the late Jack Dromey the husband of Harriet Harman. It held…
