From Elsewhere: Sir Keir Starmer the man who believes in nothing.
There’s a brilliant article in Spiked Magazine examining the career or Sir Keir Starmer the Labour Party leader. It paints a picture of a…
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From Elsewhere: The Labour Party’s contempt for Britain’s working classes.
As time has gone on I’ve become more and more suspicious of those in academia. The academic world should and could have been a…
From Elsewhere: The Scottish Greens are utterly mental.
About the only positive thing about having Greens in a coalition government is that the general public get to see just how mental these…
From Elsewhere: A good piece on the anti-Zionist Jews and the murky past of this ideology.
I’m one of those who believe that there cannot be any serious moral argument about the need for the existence of the State of…
From Elsewhere: The money wasters of academia.
I’ve become quite the admirer of the writer and commentator Charlotte Gill recently. Ms Gill is one of those writers whom I find I…
From Elsewhere – Momus Najami, a writer worth reading
I first came across Mr Najami and his writing a while back on social media but I’ve only just discovered his blog and it…
From Elsewhere: The Elites do not want to talk about Islamism.
When it comes to terrorist threats there should be no question as to where the primary threat comes from. This threat comes from radical…
From Elsewhere: The Death of Cockney London.
There’s a fascinating, if highly depressing, piece that I found recently over at The Critic magazine. It’s an examination of the destruction of the…
From Elsewhere: The UN agency nurturing hatred
One thing a lot of people seem to be missing when discussing the Israel – Hamas conflict is that something must be keeping the ‘Palestinians’…
From Elsewhere: Different people’s fears come from different sources.
There’s a very interesting piece by a writer called the Kosher Kockney (KK) that’s doing the rounds of social media at the moment. It’s…
