Please help Tommy if you can. Go to www.stopthelawfare.com Tommy goes into some detail about his recent farcical arrests and how an Islamist supporting law firm have taken steps to break him financially for covering the other side of a story. The story of a Syrian schoolboy who
When President Donald Trump denounced Black Lives Matter and its intellectual underpinning, Critical Race Theory, as racist and divisive the media-left had conniptions. How dare the Bad Orange Man criticise the newest leftist religion? Well, as it turns out, a great many people agree with Trump. Not least ‘people
LETTER FROM THE NORTH 26th November 2020 I have restrained myself from commenting on events in the UK because so much has been happening so quickly and it was hard to decide on what to include in the letter. The government is now splitting into two camps: first, the Boris
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Barbara McKenzie stovouno.org The UK has been on a shopping spree to secure coronavirus vaccines from multiple companies. According to Reuters, in total it has made agreements to buy 362 million vaccine doses in total; the population of the UK is 66 million. At the same time, the Ministry
Dear Editor “Why have a minister for women, but not for men?” Regardless of who asked it, Tory MP Ben Bradley or ACT Leader David Seymour, the intense abuse and feedback to that very question show why the question was justified and the need is real. The level of personal
Dear Editor Is the Diversity and Inclusion Industry in the business of selling Hate? “You can’t pick and choose the rules depending on the colour of someone’s skin. That is what the racists do.” Kemi Badenoch It is very important to see a Government calling out Critical Race
Short of modern China’s mass surveillance society, communist East Germany was perhaps one of the most spied-upon in history. Combining typical communist paranoia with Teutonic efficiency, the Stasi secret police deployed twelve times as many secret police officers per head as the Gestapo. Worse, with an informal network
13th November 2020 Well, it had to happen. Today saw the departure of Lee Cain, Director of Communications at 10 Downing Street. He made the mistake of getting offside with Carrie Symonds (Johnson’s partner) and her coterie of women pals at Downing Street. Ably assisted by the PM’s
Prince Harry is rapidly finding that he can’t have his cake and eat it. He has chosen to “resign” as a Royal in favour of pursuing celebrity status in the United States. So he has little call, one would think, for whining at being refused the opportunity to make
Information Satire Our dear leader Mr Goosestepper congratulated Ms Ardern after her victory in the New Zealand elections. He noted the success of her campaign in which her style of froth, bubble and fairy dust triumphed over the presentation of facts and policies. This confirmed his own previously reported preference
When the iconic Notre Dame de Paris cathedral went up in flames last year, the Western world was shocked and saddened. The cause of the fire is yet to be definitively established – although investigators are claiming electrical faults as the likeliest culprit – but it was unsurprising that many immediately suspected
The fallout from the announcement of the lockdown continues. Today, the Chief Scientific Advisor, Sir Patrick Vallance and the Chief Medical Officer, Professor Chris Whitty appeared before the House of Commons Science and Technology Committee. Labour MP Graham Stringer asked Sir Patrick if he believed he had frightened people with
Ann Farmer righttolife.org.uk Ann Farmer, is a mother of three, grandmother of five and has a disability. She is based in Woodford Green, Essex; and is a poet, illustrator and writer. All opinions expressed here are the author’s own and do not necessarily represent the views of
Rodrigo Ballester Rodrigo Ballester cooperates with Mathias Corvinus Collegium in Budapest. He holds a law degree from CEU San Pablo University in Madrid and an LL.M. from the College of Europe in Bruges. A European civil servant now on personal leave, he spent several years in Brussels including two
