This line from the Oberlin-Gibson case pretty much sums up the modern left: In an email to co-executives, Ben Jones, the school’s vice president of communications wrote, “I love how these Gibson supporters accuse us of making rash assumption decisions, … Continue reading →
So the Telegraph tries to defend Turning Point UK from the left, but frankly the right could do without help like this: Critics have also invoked guilt by association – another common silencing tactic – by blaming Turning Point for … Continue reading →
Yes, Blithering Bunny is back, and he’s… me. Most of you won’t know what I’m talking about, but there may be a few old-timers who remember my original blog from the early-mid 2000s. Those were the days when the blogosphere … Continue reading →
From Jim in the comments: He’s [Parris] also being very disingenuous in saying ‘no-one voted for a confrontation with the miners’ because a) the government didn’t MAKE the miners go on strike, they chose to, its not like it was … Continue reading →
Who could fail to love that quirky Telegraph goofball, Bryony Gordon? She’s so honest about her mental health problems, so funny about all the wacky things she’s done, so empathetic with all those women who struggle with their weight and … Continue reading →
I have terrible news. I went to a shop today, but crashed out without a deal. I had to walk out the door with nothing, my wallet still bulging. It was a disaster that I sleptwalked into. Metaphorically sleptwalked, that … Continue reading →
Overnight the former Daily Mail has been taken over by aliens, and a fake newspaper set up with the same name. IT IS IMPORTANT THAT YOU NEVER PURCHASE A COPY OF THIS NEWSPAPER, NOT EVEN TO WIPE YOUR BUM WITH. … Continue reading →
She’s threatened to do it if she doesn’t get her way. But how? According to the Parliament website, there are only two ways an early election can be called. The first is this: a motion for a general election is agreed … Continue reading →
From Jim in the comments: (concerning the attack on Roger Scruton): The first rule of dealing with bullies is come out fighting. Literally in the case of physical bullies, and intellectually in the case of the fascist Left. The attitude … 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 →
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 meant to blog about this Telegraph article from a few weeks ago about Anjem Choudary, written by someone, David Toube, who knew him as a party-animal Uni student: Anjem – known then as Andy – was a sweet and … Continue reading →
Warning — cricket post I’m just wondering what was going through Steve Smith’s mind when David Warner came up to him and said, ‘Steve mate, is it all right if Cam takes some sandpaper on the field with him to … Continue reading →
When Theresa May announced a year ago that the Conservatives would support more grammar schools opening in the UK I expected that this would result in education academics doing some studies that would conveniently show that grammars are a bad … Continue reading →
This ‘ecosexual’ film was made by a University Professor of Art at UC Santa Cruz called Elizabeth Stephens. It stars herself and a friend molesting trees and rocks. More details about ecosex, should you require them, here. (Via — where … Continue reading →
