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Wednesday, 22 July 2026

"We Know All About You". Britain's surveillance police state.

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  Much of the publicity surrounding the spy cops (Mitting) inquiry has focused on women who were deceived into sexual relationships with und...

Crowborough residents protest about camp for illegal immigrants.

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  I recently watched a TV program on GB News about illegal migrants who have been sent to an army camp in Crowborough, in East Sussex. The H...

Starmer's crusade against bogus anti-Semitism in the Labour Party.

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  Margaret Hodge The ousted UK Prime Minster, Keir Starmer, told the House of Commons, "I ripped anti-Semitism out of my party ."...
Monday, 20 July 2026

Is Britain becoming more authoritarian and restricting free speech?

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  J ohann Most When I was growing up in Britain in the 1950s and 1960s, you didn't hear about people being prosecuted for hate speech, o...

The 'Uniparty' and the legacy of Tony Blair.

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  Margaret Thatcher called Tony Blair and New Labour, her greatest legacy to the country. Blair not only lied us into going into war in Iraq...

Darwin & the survival of the fittest.

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  Leading Fabian's like the Webb's (Sidney and Beatrice Webb), and George Bernard Shaw, were huge fans of the dictator Joseph Stalin...
Tuesday, 7 July 2026

Farage and the convicted fraudster.

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  George Cottrell Nigel Farage hasn't got a leg to stand on. Baby Face George Cottrell is a convicted fraudster who has donated money ...

British sympathies with fascism.

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  There were many English upper middle-class Conservative types that admired the Italian fascist, Benito Mussolini.  The English novelist Ev...
Wednesday, 24 June 2026

Burnham appoints James Purnell as his chief of staff.

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  Burnham & Purnell This is Andy Burnham's first big mistake. He's just appointed the former disgraced Labour minister and faile...

Joe Stalin & Khrushchev

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  Khrushchev & Stalin Nikita Khrushchev survived the Stalinist era and was a close friend of Lavrentiy Beria. Khrushchev certainly had p...

Zionist Starmer resigns.

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  Keir Starmer I thought Keir Starmer was a duffer when he was the leader of the opposition, and I knew that he wouldn't last long. He w...
Wednesday, 17 June 2026

Sylvia Pankhurst.

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  Sylvia Pankhurst In my opinion, Estelle Sylvia Pankhurst, was the best one of the Pankhurst family because she was a staunch socialist, an...

The obnoxious Godfrey Bloom.

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  The former UKIP MEP, Godfrey Bloom, seems to have been squeezed out of every organisation that he's belonged to because he's got f...

Margaret Thatcher and the Sharpeville Six.

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  When I was a student at Ruskin College Oxford during 1984-86, I lived in Old Headington for a year in a building named in honour of the bl...
Thursday, 11 June 2026

Sunak says "Flat is the new up" for British businesses.

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  Rishi Sunak The country has gone to the dogs and it's largely the fault of politicians and their policies. I remember the beautiful ...

Think Tank calls on Labour to scrap the triple lock.

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  Labour pledged to maintain the triple lock that annually uprates the state retirement pension, for the duration of this Parliament. It...

Was Henry Nowak a victim of two tier policing?

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  Some Sikhs who live in Southampton have said that they are afraid to go out since the stabbing of Henry Nowak by Vickrum Digwa. Statistica...

Out of his depth. Rob Kenyon of Reform UK.

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  Rob Kenyon, the Reform UK candidate for Makerfield, was clearly out of his depth when he appeared on Question Time. He didn't seem to ...
Wednesday, 3 June 2026

Is a university education still of value?

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  Both Peter Hitchens and his brother Christopher Hitchens were middle-class boarding school boys who were never likely to be seen dead wear...
Monday, 1 June 2026

Orwell and flawed characters.

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  Eric & Eileen Blair We need George Orwell more today than ever. Orwell should be compulsory reading for all British school children. W...

Somerset Maughan & the 'Homintern'.

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  W. Somerset Maugham Christopher Hitchens said that W. Somerset Maughan, " turned out third-rate prose by the yard, or the furlong ....

The Burnham Conundrum.

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  Andy Burnham By: Andrew Wallace If government and politics are a necessary evil then it is also said to be the art of the possible, reflec...
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