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Prince Harry Is an Ex Patriot – Oops Parrot

Prince Harry Is an Ex Patriot – Oops Parrot

Shaydee Lane patriotrealm.com The Queen will not be amused after Harry’s latest episode of ” Who’s a pretty boy? ” – What a foolish, sad and cringeworthy parrot he has become. He is now ” Who’s a petty boy? ” His Nanny Meg needs to be fired and he needs an

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Letter from the North: July 8

Letter from the North: July 8

Hong Kong Island was ceded to the UK in perpetuity under the Treaty of Nanjing in 1842, and the southern part of the Kowloon Peninsula, as well as Stonecutters Island, were also ceded to the UK in perpetuity under the Convention of Beijing in 1860. The New Territories were leased

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Letter from the North: July 7

Letter from the North: July 7

More details are emerging of the problems with Leicester. In attempts to escape the lockdown, creative pleasure seekers have been caught trying to book coaches to take them to nearby Nottingham to coincide with the re-opening of public houses. The police got wind of this and put a stop to

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Letter from the North: July 6

Letter from the North: July 6

With the reimposition of the lockdown in Leicester, there is more trouble on the horizon. By analysing test results we find that the 10 population centres most at risk of going back into lockdown are: Thirty four per cent of confirmed cases of Covid-19 and 32% of deaths in intensive

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All Lives Matter – Does That Include White Lives?

All Lives Matter – Does That Include White Lives?

Jake Hepple had a plane fly over the Etihad stadium with a White Lives Matter banner which drew condemnation from across the UK, but if Black Lives Matter then shouldn’t White Lives Matter also? This is the problem with subversive identity politics, if one group wants to claim they

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Letter from the North: June 30

Letter from the North: June 30

Note: Since I wrote this Sir Mark Sedwill has resigned as Cabinet Secretary and from his other post as National Security Advisor. Both effective from September. With Boris Johnson showing ever more signs of strain, he appears to be losing his grip and the political antenna that was Dominic Cummings

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In Defence of Our Colonial Past

In Defence of Our Colonial Past

Some people, it seems, are smarting from ‘white guilt’ and looking ahead in hope – of course through pink-lensed spectacles – to a chardonnay-infused, post-colonial future. One such anonymous person, considerably younger than me I must admit, wrote an open letter to his or her old private school via The Telegraph recently

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Oxford Fights Back (Maybe)

Oxford Fights Back (Maybe)

[Editor’s note]: There have been questions raised about the original source of the following letter doing the rounds on Facebook. For the purposes of discussion of the points made in the letter, I have reproduced it below. Given the rude tone of the letter, I think that it is

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Letter from the North: June 19

Letter from the North: June 19

The government stumbles from one mistake to another as we all wait for the daily corrections and U-turns on policy. It has all the hallmarks of Boris Johnson making policy up on the hoof much to the anguish of his cabinet. Johnson still looks ill, lacking his normal bounce and

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Face of the Day

Face of the Day

Conservative British commentator and activist Katie Hopkins has been permanently banned from Twitter for alleged “hateful conduct.” Hopkins, who had more than 1.1 million followers, has been banned from the social media platform to “keep Twitter safe”, the platform said. According to the Guardian, Hopkins, who often retweeted Donald

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Now They’re Coming for Your Gravestones

Now They’re Coming for Your Gravestones

The ferocity and vicious stupidity of the New Cultural Revolution just keep snowballing. Not content with smashing statues and banning books and tv shows, the New Red Guards have turned their sights on…gravestones. The headstones of two music hall singers at a cemetery in the UK have been covered

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Playing Hardball with China Works

Playing Hardball with China Works

Andreas Fulda University of Nottingham Global attitudes towards the People’s Republic of China (PRC) are hardening. In 2019, the European Union declared the PRC a “systemic rival” amid rising trade tensions. In May 2020, the White House published a paper that described the US’s competitive approach to the

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Face of the Day

Face of the Day

So now Google has officially DELETED Churchill but kept Hitler and Stalin. Let that sink in. pic.twitter.com/qn6llQpUKX — Avi Yemini ???? (@OzraeliAvi) June 14, 2020

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Letter from London 11 June 2020

Letter from London 11 June 2020

In view of the anti-statue uprising now taking place in the UK I thought we could start with a little quiz about statues and whether we should destroy them. 1. This statue is to be found in Parliament Square and the person honoured was responsible for the death by bombing

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News You Can Trust from Lambton Quay and the World
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News You Can Trust from Lambton Quay and the World

Information Satire Golf record attempt. Later today the beloved national leader of New Zealand will make an attempt on the world record for the numbers of holes in one in a round of golf. She is hoping to improve on the record of 18 shots, currently held by our good

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