Quote of the Day 8th November 2022. Now there’s a Labour Party I might be tempted to vote for.
There’s a very good comment from the High Church Anglican and Monarchist Capel Lofft that’s been put up on Twitter. It concerns how the…
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It couldn’t happen to a more appropriate party.
Britain’s Conservative Party used to have an enviable reputation for good financial management of Britain. People voted for the Tories because of this reputation…
From Elsewhere: A good political analogy.
Over at the Continental Telegraph, Alex Noble has come up with an interesting analogy between politics and the Apollo 13 crisis. In the Apollo…
Nice one! Another found funny.
Found this one whilst perusing social media. Sadly it is a meme that has too much of the ring of truth about it.
Mark Drakeford. When he sees money he just has to waste it.
The Welsh First Minister, Mark Drakeford, might be an appalling politician but he serves a very useful purpose in British politics. He reminds those…
Quote of the Day 03/11/2022 – Let him eat Ostrich balls.
The news that Matt Hancock Britain’s former Health Secretary and one of the prime movers behind Britain’s disastrous Covid lockdown policy, a policy that…
From Elsewhere: Staffordshire County Council airbrushing away the extremism.
I was meandering through the Iconoclast which is the blog-side of the New English Review magazine recently when I came across a story that…
Owen Jones speaks rubbish again.
When leftist commentator Owen Jones speaks it’s like the disgorging of rubbish from a skip. Whilst I defend his right to say what he…
From Elsewhere: Labour still worryingly closely attached to identity politics
There’s a great article by the admirable Paul Embery, author of ‘Despised’ which concerns Labour’s prospects for the next election. According to Mr Embery…
A public service announcement.
I’ve noticed that lot of people recently who are referring to Sadiq Khan, Greater London’s Mayor as a ‘twat’, ‘c**t’,’fanny’ or variations on these…
