Through circumstances I found myself at the weekend at a very traditional Catholic Mass at a large city centre cathedral in a mid-size city. If I thought this was going to be something different I was mistaken. The priest’s main … Continue reading →
Labour still worries me. As I’ve been saying all along, in reality they, like the Tories, cannot stomach a no-deal Brexit. And now it’s explicit: Labour are backing a cross-party bid to ensure the UK cannot leave the EU without … Continue reading →
Last week I wondered whether May was just playing the old last-minute compromise-to-get-it-through game? It’s the tried-and-tested tactic in this sort of situation, so why wouldn’t she be using that sort of method? But few people on the internet have … Continue reading →
Now that the British civil service has been so thoroughly exposed by Brexit as partisan, dishonest and incompetent, can we now finally start thinking about draining that particular swamp? (Assuming we win on Brexit, that is, and Corbyn doesn’t get … Continue reading →
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 →
Michael Gove scuppering Boris Johnson’s leadership campaign is like a fielder who’s dropped Brian Lara on 0, and now he (ie. May) is batting on and on and on, inflicting endless damage on your country, and he’s never stopping until … Continue reading →
Donald Tusk says: As a motto for tomorrow, the words of Freddie Mercury, who passed away exactly 27 years ago: “Friends will be friends, right till the end”. Here are some more appropriate words from Freddie Mercury: You suck my … Continue reading →
The UK’s future is being carved up by Michel Barner and Theresa May, two career politician/administrators that nobody voted for*, along with gangs of unelected civil servants and EU functionaries. You know when leftists complain that Western powers were always … Continue reading →
So Theresa May and the EU have reached an agreement on the terms of Britain’s ‘departure’ from the EU, which involves Britain not departing from the EU at all, but becoming a vassal state, tied to the EU for the … Continue reading →
Some Brexiteers in the media and on the internet have been pretty confident that, assuming May’s deal is rejected by Parliament, a No Deal exit from the EU is going to happen, which is bringing them much cheer. But I … Continue reading →
I think the following three tweets basically sum up the Brexit situation. Ian Parkinson: In the spirit of compromise the eu have given us everything we want in a non legally binding document, we have given the eu everything they … Continue reading →
Writing a racist hoax note is one of the most important skills the modern Humanities or Social Science student can learn, but too many Universities are turning out students with sub-standard skills. Consider this recent case at the University of … Continue reading →
Nobody seems to think this is what’s happening, but in my view we shouldn’t rule out the possibility that Theresa May is simply engaging in the old-fashioned, tried-and-tested tactic of offer a shit deal and say it’s final, and definitely … Continue reading →
As someone who wants a No Deal Clean Global Brexit, I’m starting to think that maybe it would be for the best if Theresa May stays in place, because that’s the Brexit we’ll get with her. Her Withdrawal Agreement won’t … Continue reading →
Any agreement between the UK and the EU that’s along the lines of May’s latest deal has no legitimacy or moral standing whatsoever, and should be considered null and void. Even if Parliament votes for it. The referendum result was … Continue reading →
