It finally happened; I turn 66 today, but please don’t worry about sending me a birthday card. I’m officially an OAP, in receipt of a generous (ha, ha!) UK State Pension. I’m grateful to have reached this milestone, despite the best efforts of the powers that be and the NHS. By proactively making additional National […]
It’s Official: Reflections on Becoming an OAP Read More »
Some people are so allergic to the truth, you’re better off assuming they’re always lying – merely in the interest of time. Keir Starmer is, I believe, one of those people. Despite a successful career as a human rights lawyer, the Prime Minister appears to have missed the ‘Lying for Dummies’ module at the University
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It was only ever a matter of time before British Muslims decided actions speak louder than words, particularly with regards to the Jewish community. Like the Hamas attacks of October 7th, yesterday’s terrorist atrocity at the Heaton Park Synagogue was timed to grizzly perfection. With Yom Kippur the holiest day in the Jewish calendar, it
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The NHS, more used to providing us with rich seams of comedic material than anything vaguely related to health, has struck again, albeit briefly. On an NHS sponsored blog some joker was given free rein to write a posting titled: “Should the UK government ban first-cousin marriage?” Instead of the swift and obvious answer ‘yes’,
For years, I’ve enjoyed a quick lunch composed of a tin of Heinz Scotch Broth (the most ‘homemade’ tasting of all their soup offerings) with a smoked pork sausage i.e. the brown shiny curled ones that come in a vacuum pack inside a foil outer package, cut up into chunks and added to the soup.
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With the exception of little white girls systematically raped by Pakistani Muslims, ‘far-right gammons’ (native white people) offensively waving flags in their own capital city and homeless veterans sleeping rough on the streets, just about every other tranche of British society has a dedicated activist group, demanding they get special treatment. While you may be fully on-board with
Human Rights, But Only For Criminals Read More »
In 1260, John de Balliol, Northern warlord and father of a future King of Scotland, had a problem. His tiff with the Bishop of Durham had turned toxic and the King had taken the cleric’s side. Something had to be done. Doubtless against his will, he submitted to the bishop’s authority and performed a penance,
Beyond Redemption? Read More »
We do keep banging on about illegal migrants in these pages, but that is only because they keep arriving. Once it stops, we will stop. That said, we’re off to a flying start. Last time I checked we had deported three illegal migrants to France under our ‘one in, one out’ policy. Otherwise, according to
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I have no doubt that many readers of TNC will already be familiar with the BBC Radio 4 sitcom Ed Reardon’s Week. I write this in the hope that I can point some others towards this excellent programme, which began in 2005 and ran its 16th series this year. The eponymous star, played by co-creator Christopher Douglas, is
In the US, as here, the voluble Left suffers from what you might call a “determinism of malice”. No gobbet of spite gets wasted; that’s just the way things are. They can’t help themselves. Perhaps the motivating assumption is that to be a free thinker, you must applaud every moral obscenity that pops up on
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