This Must Be Just the Beginning
Sacking two executives won’t even begin to correct the BBC’s bias.
Sacking two executives won’t even begin to correct the BBC’s bias.
This story of George Villiers is nowhere near the first time in history that enormous political power was hijacked by a petty, ambitious sycophant. And it certainly wouldn’t be the last.
Let’s hope that the lords see the value of life and vote no to this proposed law.
The ban on Ricky Gervais’s billboard saying “Welcome to London, Don’t Forget Your Stab Vest”.
Too busy policing mean tweets to respond to knife-wielding maniacs.
You should always get what you vote for, and get it good and hard till it hurts. Canadians and Australians are going to be hurting for some time.
Where once a disgraced royal might face execution, imprisonment or disappearance, today the penalty is more refined but no less fatal to the spirit.
We have one politician going overseas to meet with leaders of other countries to drum up business and cement long lasting international relationships, while we have another not thinking of trade or productivity, but rather which ‘rich pricks’ his party can fleece next.
Britain, once the lecturer of nations, is now conducting its own final seminar in decline.
Trust the unsinkable politician fond of rebranding bombings as democracy to fix Britain’s energy woes.
If she is able to take the moral high ground against the vested interests in the politically correct public sector and fight for light to be shed on the coverup, particularly in police forces, local councils and social services, she will be rendering a significant public service.
Axel Rudakabana’s teachers said he was ‘sinister’: they were called ‘racist’.
With a former Labour heavyweight speaking up against Net Zero in the UK, and US Democrats recognizing that “climate change” turns off voters, the Australian conservatives could end up being the last people on Earth still endorsing Net Zero.