I had never heard of cluster bombs until I served in the First Gulf War. These were used very effectively to paralyse the Iraqi Air Force. The RAF dropped them on Iraqi airfields and, as their pilots and ground crew did not know how many would explode, or when, the strategy was successful. In an […]
The Tavistock Clinic Cluster Bomb Read More »
It’s a couple of weeks since the Intelligence and Security Committee of Parliament issued its scathing report ‘China’, where it outlined the ‘whole-of-state’ infiltration of UK institutions by the Middle Kingdom. Every sector: industry; finance; defence; and universities is penetrated. The veracity of such a report is hard to refute. There can be little doubt that the Chinese
The Chinese Are Spying On Us, But Why? Read More »
Not content with throwing vast amounts of cash at the uncontrolled number of asylum seekers running up the beaches of the southeast coast (nearly £50 a head weekly plus free accommodation and free healthcare)*, we throw £11 billion annually at a variety of hopeless international causes in the shape of the overseas aid budget. It
But what we all want to see (or is it just me) is some great hulk of a man, with hairy legs and a crotch like a Browning automatic pistol turn up among the women at Wimbledon, having ‘self-identified as a woman’.
Wimbledon: Unleash the Transwomen! Read More »
Comedian Leo Kearse suggested on GB News Headliners that we could advertise our NHS waiting lists more forcefully or the convoluted system for trying to make an appointment with a GP. However, that is unlikely to work given that GP waiting rooms are often full of immigrant families who must have a special NHS app. That is, one that works.
Getting Tough on Asylum Seekers Read More »
Are you sitting comfortably? You may use Google, confer with your teammates, or consult any books on your shelves. The important thing is that you name that country in as few clues as possible. First, I will give you a clue which is that I am writing this somewhere in the Far East, on the
Anyone for Authoritarianism? Read More »
I used to say that I was ‘proud to be a nurse’ and indeed, I am proud to be a nurse…again. I despaired of my profession during the Covid years. The relentless ‘look at me’ virtue signalling on social media; lapping up the ridiculous clapping for carers; and promoting all aspects of the Covid narrative
Roger Watson: A Rare Victory for Free Speech Read More »
Most, if not all, the passengers on a flight care not a jot about the sexual orientation of the crew; they simply don’t need to know. Call me old fashioned (I have been called much worse on Twitter lately), but is there not something reassuring about a smart, biological sex appropriately dressed crew on an airplane?
LGBTQwerty Airlines Read More »
A recent wave of asylum seekers is unhappy with their free accommodation, claiming that it was: “Not as nice as in pictures.” The news reached the Middle East where Arab News gleefully reported that they were protesting by sleeping in the street outside. Their beef is that they had to share rooms.
The ingratitude of asylum seekers Read More »
I cannot be alone in thinking that the inquiry has an easy job, and it goes something like this: a respiratory virus of demonstrably low lethality spread here from China; none of the non-pharmacological measures that were introduced had evidence to support them; no assessment of risk was made; human rights were overridden; and the harms of social and economic lockdown were evident long before they were lifted. Explain!
The Covid Inquiry grinds to a start Read More »
