Oxfam R.I.P.
An assault on language is an assault on truth. A lexicon which no longer affords accurate description is hostage to those who set the boundaries of acceptable discourse. This is not a tenable position for democracy.
The Frank Report LVIII
In a move branded ‘genius’ by City Hall insiders, loveable Londoner, mayor Sadiq Khan, has promised to slash knife crime by issuing his own range of ‘peaceful’ switchblades. ‘Knife crime is caused by discrimination’ Khan confidently told The Guardian this week. ‘It’s unfair that not everyone can afford the latest zombie knife – that is, after all, essentially what knives are – a fashion statement. If everyone’s carrying the same shank, they won’t feel the need to use it’.
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NHS Doctors To ‘Learn On The Job’
The problem for the UK is that, while the NHS is utterly unfit for purpose, politically it is considered such a ‘scared cow’ that it is electoral suicide for any party leader to float the idea of reform. Even the outspoken Nigel Farage, who has regularly called for a debate on the matter, has been forced to deny he ever intended to privatise the system.
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‘A Terribly White Balcony’
Whites are already a minority in Britain’s major cities (‘So what?’ comment our politicians), but perhaps the process would be successfully catalysed by mandatory diversity quotas upon white families? It’s sure to be a vote-winner. Keir Starmer should consider prioritizing it in the next Labour Party manifesto.
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The Risible Case For Reparations
How precisely would reparations be enforced? Where is the line, both historically and factually, to be drawn? What proofs are going to be required to justify payment? Is it historic injustice we seek to redress, or merely historic success? Which countries are to be held to account? Only Britain? Only white countries? Only the West? And how exactly are these gargantuan sums to be financed? These are questions which need answers.
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Channel Migrants: Who’s Really In The Boats?
Marine Le Pen has pledged to help Britain ‘fly illegal migrants home’ when she becomes president in 2027, although anyone mugged, stabbed, raped or murdered in the interim may conclude that Britain simply cannot wait that long. Judging by the pathetic Tory showing at last week’s local elections, it’s also a timeframe the British public have no truck with.
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Dominic Raab: No, Minister
The picture emerging is a minister working somewhere in the region of a 90-100 hour week, being routinely frustrated by either the incompetence or the wilful negligence of civil service staff. That might justify the odd insult or uncomfortable feeling from time to time.
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Diane Abbott: Maxing Out The Race Card
Despite the accolade of being Britain’s ‘first black woman to become an MP’, it is to Abbott’s detriment that she is still routinely introduced as such; four decades into a political career, this might lead one to the conclusion that beyond identity politics, she has achieved precious little of note.
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The Koranation Of King Charles III
The lethal combination of a weak monarchy and a weak clergy leave Britain vulnerable to something more assertive filling the void. That something is undoubtedly Islam. Whether it’s Sharia via the backdoor, shows of strength like mayor Khan’s Ramadan lights in central London, or the election of Humza Yousaf as Scotland’s first minister—a man who wants to impose a de facto blasphemy law (Hate Crime bill)—inclusivity is only ever a one-way street.
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British Schools Capitulate to Gender Ideology
Gender dysphoria is now unequivocally promoted by the mainstream, particularly in the case of ‘transwomen’ who (as biological men) are ironically considered to be one of society’s most oppressed groups.
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