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Brit Women Don’t Want to See Todgers in Their Karzis

Brit Women Don’t Want to See Todgers in Their Karzis

As Kellie-Jay Keen points out, the main reason that there hasn’t been an almighty backlash (so far) against the Transchluss is because the media and activists have conspired to frame it so effectively. The media, politicians and activists talk in fairy-floss terms about “inclusion”. Aww, that sounds nice. Who

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Pronouns and Stuff

March 28th, 2023. In Nashville, Tennessee a heavily armed 28-year-old killed six people at a Nashville elementary school in a devastating mass shooting on Monday morning. Police initially described the suspect as a woman in the aftermath of the shooting. Nashville police said on Monday that the shooter was 28-year-old

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Blasphemy Laws Are Back in Style

Blasphemy Laws Are Back in Style

Three centuries after the Enlightenment, and decades after blasphemy laws were overturned in England, blasphemy is being treated as criminal behaviour again in Europe. Not blasphemy against any old religion, of course: Christianity can be profaned, mocked and vilified at will. Indeed, in parts of England it is now explicitly

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French Protests are “Out of Control”

French Protests are “Out of Control”

Daily Telegraph NZ dailytelegraph.co.nz Police Clashed with over a Million Demonstrators Opposed to President Macron’s Pension Reform. French authorities struggled on Thursday to suppress the protests against President Emmanuel Macron’s pension reform. Over a million demonstrators took to the streets across the country in what some

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The New King

Justin Vovk PhD Candidate, Early Modern History McMaster University On May 6, 2023, eyes around the world will be on Westminster Abbey in London as King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla are crowned. The coronation comes at a critical time for the monarchy. Fourteen Commonwealth countries, including Canada, still have

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Chalk Another Win for Lockdowns

For some odd reason, Brits have an almost fetishistic dependency on the NHS, despite it being frankly pretty crap. And it’s getting worse: the percentage of people waiting more than sixty days for treatment for cancer, for instance, has got steadily worse in the past decade. Yet, almost in

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Not Accurate or Fit for Purpose

Not Accurate or Fit for Purpose

In September 2020, Professor Martin Neil of Queen Mary University of London received anonymous emails providing hard evidence that the PCR tests for covid were never accurate or fit for purpose. If you enjoyed this article please share it using the share buttons at the top or bottom of the

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UK School Fails to Keep Girls Safe

Family First familyfirst.org.nz This story highlights one of the many dangers resulting from gender ideology in schools. A traumatised girl of 13 says she dreads returning to school after being attacked by a boy in a gender-neutral toilet. She was left battered and bruised after he tried to

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Letter from the North

March 23rd, 2023. There were a few interesting comments on my last letter which I shall try to answer here. I mentioned that I had worked in the Ukraine, but I had avoided commenting on the situation in my letters. The answer is complex but here goes. I was in

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When People Got Statues for a Good Reason

When People Got Statues for a Good Reason

People who’ve achieved little of note are often resentful of those who have. The same goes for cultures. It’s often embarrassingly obvious when one visits contemporary museums and galleries, where “indigenous” exhibits are given pride of place. The National Gallery of Victoria, for instance, has a world-class collection

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Goodbye Girl Guides Hello ‘They’

Goodbye Girl Guides Hello ‘They’

Ann Farmer mercatornet.com Ann Farmer, mother of three, grandmother of five and permanently disabled, is based in Woodford Green, Essex. She is a poet, illustrator, writer and pro-life feminist devoted to defending the natural family and the weakest in society from abortion and euthanasia. She has published a number

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Strict Safety Standards for Cough Syrup, but Not mRNA Shots

Sonia Elijah brownstone.org Sonia Elijah has a background in Economics. She’s a former BBC researcher and now works as an investigative journalist. The Telegraph recently reported that the public have been told to stop taking cough and cold medicines over safety fears concerning the drug, pholcodine, an opioid

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MPs Gloat about Criminalising Those Who Offer Support

MPs Gloat about Criminalising Those Who Offer Support

Right To Life News righttolife.org.uk Following the defeat of an amendment to the Public Order Bill that sought to lessen the impact of censorship zones on freedom of speech and thought, Stella Creasy MP released a video in which she gloated about introducing buffer zones, which will criminalise

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When Will We Defend Our Culture?

When Will We Defend Our Culture?

I’m currently reading a fascinating history book: Young Nelsons: Boy sailors during the Napoleonic Wars. It’s astonishing to read of boys of ten, 12 and 13 not only going to sea with the Navy, but fighting with distinction in some of the greatest battles of their time. While

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Three Years On

March 15th, 2023. I was sitting outside today (yes, it wasn’t raining or snowing!) thinking about the impending storms and it was only yesterday that I realised it was Spring as the swans had returned to our little river. Photos supplied. The BFD. Having reflected on how quickly seasons

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One Way to Tackle UK Food Shortages

One Way to Tackle UK Food Shortages

Jill Edmondson, Research Fellow in Environmental Change Jonathan Leake, Professor of Plant-Soil Interactions University of Sheffield British supermarkets are imposing limits on how many salad staples shoppers can buy as supply shortages leave shelves empty of some types of fruit and vegetables. The disappearance of fresh produce is said to

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