I left this comment about the Henry Vincent affair at Tim Newman’s blog, and thought it was worth a post of its own here: To see whose side the police are on, you need to look at who is in … Continue reading →
There’s been some interest on the web about Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey liking a Medium article that calls for the US to be made into a de facto one-party state. This has caused alarm, but it shouldn’t really come as … Continue reading →
Yesterday I blogged about Jonathan Pie’s plaintive but naive cry concerning the whereabouts of the comedians and the artists and the writers in face of the latest assault on free speech, and I noted that they’re no longer on the … Continue reading →
If you took a read through last weekend’s Sunday Times Best Places to Live in 2018 supplement, you’d be forgiven for thinking something was awry. Because what the writers seem to think counts as a good place to live in … Continue reading →
and it’s possibly worse — in the sense of more entrenched — than the US deep state. I’ve watched the establishment get taken over by the progressive left for twenty-odd years now. It was never going to end well. Recent … Continue reading →
Great post from Raedwald yesterday, where he proposes an updated version of the Birkenhead drill, which basically means ‘women and children first’ in a sinking ship, or in a similar emergency. The new list reads as follows: ORDER OF EVACUATION … Continue reading →
