Far-right plumber Dave Bloggs today visited the far-right London History Museum to view inflammatory material about far-right political extremists, including Winston Churchill, Margaret Thatcher and Tony Blair. Bloggs, who travelled on the far-right Docklands Light Rail service which has trampled … Continue reading →
I’m well aware I’m entering Tim Newman territory here with this post about a woman re-entering dating in her 40s: My first dateback out there after 14 years had a noticeable limp, drooled when he talked and knocked a glass … Continue reading →
Another sign that I’m not a young man any more: I now fancy Julie Andrews. When I was in my first bloom of youth Julie Andrews seemed like everything a man didn’t want in a woman. A prim, sexless, goody-goody, … Continue reading →
“You’re afraid of change”, say Remainers. ‘You white people can’t handle being on the bottom for a change”, say anti-racists. “Things have changed since your beloved 50s, get used to it”, says every leftist ever. In other words, white old-style … Continue reading →
I said the other day that the right needs to ensure that the law is enforced against leftists who break it, as too often they break the law in the name of their political views and get away with it. … Continue reading →
There have been quite a few comments in the press recently about how no-one in the Tories wants to be seen as being involved in getting rid of Theresa May. Supposedly anyone who is seen to plunge the knife in … Continue reading →
The Brexit side of politics is starting to sound like global warming fanatics with all the warnings against Theresa May: Jan 2018: “We have to act now and get rid of Theresa May before it’s too late”. Feb 2018: “We … Continue reading →
David Allen Green tweets: There should never be a UK-wide referendum ever ever again. On constitutional issues pertaining only to some of the four member states of the UK, fine. But UK wider referendums are a negation of parliamentary supremacy, … Continue reading →
Very interesting press release from the American Science Association: Bigger version: Bigger version: … Continue reading →
One of the ways the left wins is by constantly breaking the law with its protest actions and getting away with it. This is related to the ‘double standards’ issue I’ve talked about before, where the left gets away with … Continue reading →
I’m currently reading Robert Service’s bio of Stalin. It’s good so far, but it has one annoying aspect to it that almost every other history book or biography shares, and that is that it just doesn’t remind you enough of … Continue reading →
The founder of a network established “to support individuals who have discovered their family relationships aren’t what they were led to believe” apparently lives in the 1950s: Yet St Clair hopes that this will diminish the culture of shame that … Continue reading →
I have a new article up at the Conservative Woman, entitled “The Telegraph Wimmin’s section – a fact-free zone”. It’s a shortened version of some of the blog posts I have recently been writing about the Women’s section at The … Continue reading →
Lots of Remainers upset about this: Police have said they will not investigate allegations of Russian state interference in the 2016 EU referendum or complaints about the involvement of foreign-based companies. But why should they? Even if these Russian bots … Continue reading →
It is popularly held as a period when Britain and the rest of the world fell into a deep decline. But according to the British Library, the Dark Ages were anything but. The curator of a new exhibition has suggested … Continue reading →
