The modern primary school
I visited a primary school today. Do you want to know if it lived up to the stereotype of a modern school or not? Well, the first thing I saw when I came in was climate change messages everywhere. Then … Continue reading →
Category Archives: Government
Another type of disguised thieving
The government helps itself to more private property: A rare page from Charles Darwin’s On The Origin Of Species has been barred from leaving the UK by the government as a buyer is sought. Look, I can understand the attraction … Continue reading →
My EU
I’ve come across a wonderful EU website that tells you all about the money they’re spending on their amazing projects in the UK, region by region. What a great resource. An alternative viewpoint is that what we have here is … Continue reading →
Another Labour MP who pines for the Stone Age
The MP said that the rise of fast fashion, where t-shirts are sold for just £2 and dresses for £5, means clothes are worn once then thrown away, where they end up in landfill. So says yet another a Labour … Continue reading →
Facebook producing insufficent tractors
In the Telegraph yesterday: Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg is now under fresh pressure to provide evidence on fake news and ads after politicians in the UK and Canada today jointly called for him to appear before an International Grand … Continue reading →
Boomerang logic
The working class insists on the middle-class ‘sharing the wealth’, without most of them realising that this means that the middle-class oversees the sharing of the wealth, which results in an awful lot of it going to the sort of … Continue reading →
So there used to be this drink called champagne…
In days long past middle-class women liked to drink a fizzy wine called champagne. Then a group of snooty champagne makers got the EU to declare that only their champagnes could legally be called champagnes. Thus began a long, never-ending … Continue reading →
The King Kept Setting the Prince Impossible Tasks. (Actually, they were easy tasks. But the fat bastard couldn’t do shite.)
Another Theresa May government minister starts preparing the way for more government intervention in the private sphere: Highly-addictive video games risk having a “damaging” impact on children’s lives, the Culture Secretary has warned after parents raised concerns about a hugely … Continue reading →
The one party state has always been the aim
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 →
There is a UK deep state…
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 →
I think Putin has noticed that the UK is now run by children…
What exactly is the point of the UK government talking all tough to Vladimir Putin? What are they proposing to do? Hide in their safe space if he doesn’t come clean? Hold a candlelit vigil? Make up some hashtags? Britain … Continue reading →
International Women’s Day message from PHE: women can only have half the chocolate that men can
There’s been some confusion about Public Health England (PHE) and their recent ‘call’ for meals to have fewer calories. The nannies at PHE are now saying we should follow a 400-600-600 rule, meaning that breakfast should be 400 calories, lunch … Continue reading →
Banning calories is like banning 100W light globes
The nasty little food fascists at Public Health England — who have government power and influence, and government money — are now demanding that people to be pushed into consuming less calories from each meal. (And after the sugar tax … Continue reading →
Local councils big themselves up, so it’s no surprise that parasites who want to look big muscle in
Guido Fawkes has splashed on a Labour councillor, Tim Dwelly in Penzance, who is resigning from Labour over hard-left bullying. But while he’s clearly a better man than the Stalinist thugs who have pushed him out, I have to think … Continue reading →
It’s like the government telling the Tax Office that it’s bad for taxing people
The UK government likes to give the impression that it’s on the side of the students when it comes to the matter of crap Universities doling out worthless degrees that don’t advance the career prospects of the students on the … Continue reading →