Why Britain’s New Marxist Leader Suddenly Loves Oil
There’s an old saying credited to a Rothschild about investing when there’s “blood in the streets.” He may be right. But he probably wasn’t picturing London when he said it.
There’s an old saying credited to a Rothschild about investing when there’s “blood in the streets.” He may be right. But he probably wasn’t picturing London when he said it.
In all the excitement, the government forgot to ask the people.
With Andy Burnham set to take Britain back to the 1970s, Guy de la Bédoyère looks back at a golden and not-so-golden age where he spent some of his most formative years. What was it really like?
“I’m sick of hearing about white privilege,” Ms Hanson said to applause from the crowd.
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Can’t count or think? Why not get a job at the Treasury?
Elections for membership of the General Synod are likely to lead to an even larger left-wing majority on the Synod, so unfortunately British Jews can expect an escalation of dangerous anti-Israel rhetoric from the established church.
The good folk of Piddington aren’t too keen on being replaced.
Police statements are fuelling the very speculation they say is ‘unhelpful’.
The murder of another Catholic and conservative politician in the UK should alarm people, but the response to her death is perhaps even more concerning.
Falling over themselves to tell us that Widdecombe murder suspect is ‘white British’.
The execrable Kathy Lette once again assaults us with her ‘wit’ – or at least, something that rhymes.
From making the population stupid to replacing the natives and then acting surprised when it explodes in your face.