Choose one
(a) The NHS is the envy of the world. (b) The NHS is in a terrible state and urgently needs large amount of cash to stop it falling apart completely. … Continue reading →
Category Archives: Politics
One less Indian
Elizabeth Warren finally admits she lied about being a Native American, although of course she can’t quite bring herself to directly admit that she lied: Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) said she should not have claimed to be Native American, the … Continue reading →
Cuddly cartoon versions of the little Stalins
Things would change, they’re right: Mainly the mortality statistics. … Continue reading →
Bite my finger, Cornpop
It turns out that Joe Biden was all along this genius surrealist comedian doing an act, and we never spotted it until the sheer amount of quality material became overwhelming: Biden: "I got hairy legs that turn blonde in the … Continue reading →
Could they run a jumble sale?
The other day I got two political campaign leaflets delivered together, the LibDems and the Greens. Problem is, these two rabbles of buffoons managed to deliver pamphlets for candidates from the wrong constituency. The boundaries around here were changed nine … Continue reading →
We don’t report on harrassment of Republicans, it might reflect badly on the left
If Devin Nunes was a Democrat, this would be worldwide news. But as he’s a Republican, you never heard of this: An orchestrated assault against Nunes’ family, including his wife and three young daughters, posed such a threat that law … Continue reading →
“Most of us hate Jews, but vote for us anyway because we might change”
Today’s logic from Labour Party supporters, and even some MPs, seems to be that yes, Labour is a nasty anti-semitic bunch of creeps, but we’re trying to change it. Nevertheless, you should still vote for us. Not sure that’s really … Continue reading →
Tactical Brexit
Here’s a website that provides information about tactical Leave voting: http://tacticalbrexit.org/ They do a thing called ‘Brexit Affinity’ which is not explained, but it gives you overall advice on who to vote for in your constituency, so overall a good … Continue reading →
#ThirdWednesday
So I went to Dick Delingpole‘s Libertarian Drinks in Worcester on Wednesday night, and a very enjoyable night it was. I enjoyed talking to people so much that I didn’t even get a chance to meet everyone. But as I … Continue reading →
No blacks, no Irish, no Tories
Again, the double standards of the left: it is in fact part of a sinister trend in the rental market, student and otherwise, where some households have been vetting potential tenants for their political views. Among the many responses … Continue reading →
The trendy vicar with no shame
So that ‘orange man’ sermon I mentioned the other day… it turns out the vicar gave exactly the same sermon to the children of my son’s high school when they went to the church on Monday for a Remembrance Day … Continue reading →
The bonfire that never was
There’s no shortage of bad unconservative things the Conservative government have failed to in the last decade. And no shortage of good conservative things they’ve failed to do. So it’s hard to decide what their worst, most damaging failure has … Continue reading →
Boris jumped on the seesaw
Earlier this year I wrote that the Tories were coming close to the flipping (or tripping) point, the point at which their voters switch on masse to another party once they realise that that other party is the main chance. … Continue reading →
Maybe they accidentally added a zero. And then another. And then another. And another
Have the Greens become a little more sane and realistic, you may be wondering? Actually, you’re probably not wondering that. You know they’re lunatics, don’t you? And they are. In fact they’re worse than ever: The Green Party have launched … Continue reading →
The forever apology
There’s always a fake storm over every little thing a Conservative says, cooked up by the media, that doesn’t exist in reality, or at least, not outside the inner suburbs of London: Strangely, there is no “uproar”, Laura, out here … Continue reading →