The adults enter the NHS room (at last).
One of the problems with the whole concept of the National Health Service is that having what is for most people an effective monopoly…
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Fighting over a poisoned chalice.
If I’d still been a Conservative Party member during the leadership election earlier this year then I would, like many other Tory Party members…
From Elsewhere: Yes of course it was the Weimar-style money printing which was the problem.
There’s a good piece over at the Spectator by Kate Andrews who examines what former Bank of England Governor Lord Mervyn King said about…
Quote of the Day – A litany of years of Tory Failures
A great series of comments from a Twitter user called ‘Lamps’ who very accurately has summed up just how badly the Tories have failed…
The turd has flushed.
There has been much excitement in political circles and among political anoraks about the return of Boris Johnson to the premiership. I can see…
From Elsewhere: When loyalty is not rewarded.
When I first heard of the story about former Royal Air Force combat pilots working for the Chinese Communist Government I was both disgusted and…
From Elsewhere – On the meanings of words.
There’s an interesting piece over at Unherd about how the word ‘Globalist’ has been seen by some to have anti-Semitic undertones. My view, based…
I’m not sure that I want him back to be quite honest
There’s much media speculation about former PM Boris Johnson might be fighting in the next, the second this year, Conservative Party leadership election. If…
From Elsewhere: Perry De Havilland knocks the ball into the back of the net.
‘Controlled flight into terrain’ is probably the best way to describe the Tories. Mr De Havilland said: The absurdly named Conservative Party is in…
Andy Warhol was wrong about the fifteen minutes of fame thing.
The artist Andy Warhol is once said to have predicted that in the future everyone would be famous for fifteen minutes. He was, as…
