Syria and Beyond
When the media started wetting itself over the disappearance of Asif Malik and his family, my reaction was mixed between “meh so let them go, if that’s […]
civil liberties
Yup, He’s Vile
No, he shouldn’t be banned. The odious Blanc specialises in ‘helping’ desperate men by turning them into repulsive, entitled, sexually aggressive creeps with horrible fashion […]
And Another Thing…
Following on from the Jimmy Carr humour thing, we get this today. A Tory councillor from Berkshire who joked that travellers refusing eviction should be […]
Well, He Would Say That.
Shroud waver waves shroud shokka. Britons must accept a greater loss of digital freedoms in return for greater safety from serious criminals and terrorists in […]
Every Home Secretary Eventually
becomes an authoritarian fascist. Extremists will have to get posts on Facebook and Twitter approved in advance by the police under sweeping rules planned by […]
Freedom of…
Dioclese revisits an age-old theme, that of freedom of speech. The age-old bit is because he goes over ground oft-covered by blogs; that of what […]
The State is Not Your Friend
In fact, it is the enemy, very much your enemy – it is a malign force for evil. This, via email. The European Union is […]
But Will They Take Any Notice
We are angry. Nearly half of Britons say they are angry with politics and politicians, according to a Guardian/ICM poll analysing the disconnect between British […]
In Which I Defend Muslims
You won’t see that heading much around here. However, as others have noted, Angola has decided to ban Islam. I was surprised by John Galt’s […]