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 →
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 →
So the left is currently having a fit over Saudi Arabia. And fair enough, too. It’s a thoroughly nasty and violent regime. But the left’s behaviour in these situations never makes any sense. They’ll fixate on a ‘bad’ country for … Continue reading →
When George Osborne lost his job because of Theresa May and he started saying he wanted to chop her up and keep the parts in bags in a freezer, we all thought he was a bad loser. But maybe he … Continue reading →
Journalists, that is, Are there any real ones left? Almost everyone who draws a salary as a journalist these days is, despite what it says on their contract, a columnist. An opinion-monger, like me. Or, to put it more bluntly, … Continue reading →
So one of the more sensible women at the Telegraph, Allison Pearson, says, quite rightly, that female rage is getting out of control, and it won’t end well. So far, all agreed. But then she says: Dr Christine Blasey Ford, … Continue reading →
So, to continue my fisking of Claire Cohen’s abhorrent article from yesterday: According to President Trump, this is “a very scary time for young men in America”. I’d say it was a scary time for both women and men – one being discouraged from … Continue reading →
I said the other day that the Telegraph’s Women’s section is an ‘odious cesspit’, and the Kavanaugh hearings have revealed this quite starkly. Here’s another disgraceful article, called “Brett Kavanaugh: Women are angry and here’s why“. This time it’s by … Continue reading →
I swear the Telegraph women’s section is even worse than the Guardian. They’re currently going loony over the Kavanaugh nomination. Here’s a disgraceful one picked at random in which the stupidity burns white hot: It’s something most women know instinctively. … Continue reading →
I blogged about issue this last year, and to my mind the question has not been resolved. Is being a member of the EU like being a member of a club, or like being in a partnership? If the former, … Continue reading →
According to Guido Fawkes, Sadiq Khan lied about the approval process for the Trump baby blimp: Despite his long-running feud with Trump, Sadiq Khan was insistent at the time that the decision was solely that of the Greater London Authority (GLA) … Continue reading →
