From Elsewhere: The scale of the Tories betrayal.
Like many other Britons I voted for the Conservative Party in December 2019. Also like other Britons I believed the then Tory leader Boris…
The Critic magazine
From Elsewhere: The uselessness of international courts.
Previously published at: https://peakd.com/politics/@mrfahrenheit211/from-elsewhere-the-uselessness-of-international-courts Many on the liberal Left in the West put great store on and give great reverence to ‘international courts’. The politicians…
From Elsewhere: Spot on. We don’t need graduate nursery workers, we need affordable nursery workers.
Labour when in government severely screwed up the childminding sector of child care. The last Labour government did great damage by insisting that the…
Quote of the Day 03rd July 2023. Britons cannot trust the Tories on immigration.
Many people who are concerned with the high levels of immigration both of the legal and illegal kind have put their faith in the…
From Elsewhere: The BBC’s slow march to reputational death.
Many people, myself included, who are fed up with the BBC’s bias and the Corporation’s willingness to push unchallenged certain political, cultural and social…
From Elsewhere: The dangers of Utopianism
For some the idea that a society or humanity itself can be perfected and therefore help to bring about a perfect world of justice…
From Elsewhere: Christians in public life hammered by the secular Left for their personal private beliefs.
The secular Left hates Christians and it seems that they hate Christians with a passion. Recently we’ve seen Kate Forbes the contender for the…
From Elsewhere: Some sense about trophy hunting.
Having been an observer of politics for many a year I’ve found that I’ve had to come to the conclusion that legislation based on…
From Elsewhere: University Challenged. Britain’s university sector is in a complete mess.
If you have concerns about the direction that Britain’s higher education sector is going then you will probably be interested in a recent article…
From Elsewhere: The Labour Party. Now unsafe for women.
Many years ago there used to be an acronym to describe those men who habitually crossed acceptable boundaries and were far more ‘physical’ with…
