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 […]
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If we must take asylum seekers, and it is a mark of how civilised we are that we do, then surely it would be best if they were accommodated in such a way that it did not disrupt the lives of ordinary working people already in the country. We hear plenty from the chattering classes
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If teachers do intend to accommodate this stupidity and someone wants, for example, to identify as a cat, how about making them use a litter tray, eat tinned cat food for lunch, and throw them out the back door at night?
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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
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How can the media and the authorities claim to simultaneously know nothing, except they know what it isn’t? It isn’t always the way in these matters. When the Labour MP Jo Cox was murdered back in 2016, The Guardian had the photograph, name, and white supremacist narrative of the killer up within hours.
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Just as in Annecy, our effete leaders are playing it by the book. We’ve had the ‘shock’ (you think they’d get used to it by now?). We’ve held the candle-lit vigils, the ‘words cannot express’, and the ‘lack of any motive’. And no doubt it won’t be long before some Guardianista pipes up about the true victims – the hordes of migrant men, cowering in five-star hotels, awaiting the non-existent backlash.
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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?
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I say now directly to the politicians responsible for these lax policies, the celebrities who promulgate them from their gated communities, and the leftwing media who fawn over them: this is on YOU! Merkel, Macron, Sunak et al – you all have blood on your hands.
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‘2SLGBTQIA+’ has nothing to do with inclusivity—it’s about exclusivity. While minority groups continue to jockey for the ultimate victim status, they are united in their attack on the privilege trifecta: the straight, white male.
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In a rare victory for freedom of speech, it is gratifying that the Oxford Union stood by its guns and allowed the address to go ahead. It’s also encouraging to see that the UK Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, had the wit to intervene positively on Stock’s behalf
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