The blurb on the back of this book tells you that a hijacked plane blows up mid-air over England and two Indian celebrities, Gibreel Farishta and Saladin Chamcha, miraculously survive. But they then must take sides in the eternal struggle between good and evil. But at whose behest? Well, cutting to the chase, I’m buggered […]
Late review: The Satanic Verses Read More »
TNC youth correspondent, Jack Watson, gives an update on the depressing level of censorship at Christmas. I recently watched Free Speech Nation, with Andrew Doyle, and learned that The Pogues’ Christmas classic (Fairytale of New York) is to be censored once again. I am a huge fan of the hit, in fact it must be
End of the fairytale Read More »
As the season of goodwill to all men and transgender women (who are also men) approaches, your resident health and safety correspondent is here to see you safely through the festive season, and to help you negotiate the many hazards that await. After all, we are all completely out of practice having had two years
Wishing you a very careful Christmas Read More »
Up against stiff competition, the broadcaster, Jeremy Clarkson, has spent the start of the week as public enemy number one, after his column in The Sun last Friday, which attacked Meghan Markle. Here is the essence of what he wrote: Meghan, though, is a different story. I hate her. Not like I hate Nicola Sturgeon
Meghan Markle: hateful women deserve to be hated Read More »
I heard the other day from a colleague that a Christmas tree at his place of work had only been half decorated—from the bottom up—because colleagues were insisting on a cherry picker to decorate the upper reaches of the tree safely. I have no idea how high the tree was but being an indoor one
Playing it too safe Read More »
Before Covid-19 wiped out the whole population of Wuhan I spent five weeks there, courtesy of a Hubei Province Government scholarship for ‘prestigious international scholars’; which was nice. I had several student helpers assigned to me and one of the junior members of staff—‘Rocky’ was his English name—coordinated them. I spent a lot of time
HELP! I’ve been ‘mis-countried’ – Who’s going to resign? Read More »
Civil servants want to ‘work’ from home and, now that winter is setting in and energy prices have taken a hike, they want their heating bills paid for. You read that right the first time; they want both to work at home and be paid extra for doing so. Bless their little cotton socks, although
Not civil, and not providing a service Read More »
The brutal murder of 12-year-old Lola Daviet is so heinous a crime, I wish I could spare you the details. But I cannot, as to ignore their evil would dishonour her memory. Lola’s body was discovered on the 14th of October 2022, in a suitcase in the 19th arrondissement of Paris. She was raped, tortured, and
White Girls: The Victims the Left Ignore Read More »
The Prime Minister celebrating Diwali inside No. 10 Downing Street last week brought back fond memories of my own family. My beautiful and only granddaughter of three years old was filmed telling her father about the meaning of Diwali, the Hindu Festival of Light. It was incredibly sweet, and to some extent, it could be
Celebrating every culture but our own Read More »
I was recently in Zabreg, the capital of Croatia, with my wife. My idea of a break is sitting in street bars drinking beer, but my wife likes to ‘do things’. She discovered that one of Zagreb’s most famous sons was Nikola Tesla and that there was a museum in his honour. She thought it
The museum of toxic masculinity Read More »
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