Sadiq Khan Is Gaslighting Us
By commissioning research that reframes public anxiety about crime in London as mis- and disinformation, Khan is gaslighting his critics.
By commissioning research that reframes public anxiety about crime in London as mis- and disinformation, Khan is gaslighting his critics.
What it comes down to is whether the world stands up to Iran and takes action that will curtail its genocidal ambitions, or whether merely symbolic gestures should be made while Iran advances towards its goals regardless. Reeves and Starmer, like most European leaders, seem to be in the latter camp.
A short spell inside and a nice little bonus for having stuck it to the white man. Just another wonderful example of community solidarity in multicultural Britain.
Yet Southport inquiry still fails to shed light on shadowy parents.
Between 2019 and 2024, he was referred three times to the Prevent anti-terrorism programme, but all cases were closed without further action.
By his own bragging, he makes himself complicit in the institutional victimisation of an abused child.
There has been a chronic reduction in gas storage and oil. Moving to wind and solar hasn’t brought, and can’t bring, ‘security’.
The argument against domestic oil and gas production is not primarily technical or economic, but political. It deserves to be argued on those terms with honesty about the trade-offs involved.
Some say Matt Goodwin is dangerous. He’s not dangerous. He’s accurate. In Britain today, those are the same thing.
Everyone knows that the problem will be decisively evident when Islam is a majority faith, and when liberals can no longer pretend to be in control of the order. The question is what liberals will do then?
The future head of the Church of England hardly ever bothers to attend the church.
The evidence from Cambridge, and from Britain as a whole, points in one direction. It is the left – not the right – that poses the greater threat to free expression today.