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Cricket Elitism: Yes, Please!

Sport embraced non-white athletes decades before racial prejudices begun to break down, for the obvious reason that winning is all-important. After all, the great Joe Louis fought Max Schmeling at the height of segregation—not because he was black, but in spite of it. Sport is the fairest pursuit of them all: a quest for distinction, which fundamentally demands both the selection of, and guarantees the victory to, the best players.

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Banks Go Woke

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According to The Telegraph, Stonewall, the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights charity in the United Kingdom has captured British banks to the extent that they are now members of its diversity scheme. The scheme includes guidance to employees on gender-neutral spaces and the use of pronouns. Some of the banks that have signed up

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The difficulty of getting the BBC to acknowledge its own biases

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The following exchange I had with the BBC illustrates how hard that is. Me to the BBC In the reporting of the change to the abortion law in the USA, you repeatedly and consistently treated the matter as having to do with and only with “care” and the withdrawal of the right to it for

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Pointless-CSOs

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A PCSO (Police Community Support Officer) was recently filmed by a dash camera refusing to attend an incident in the area of Lancing, West Sussex, which was just 30 seconds away from where he was located. The witness reported to the PCSO that there was an alleged 15-year-old shoplifter at the Co-Op, who had assaulted

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Relax: The Children Will Save Us From Ourselves

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The young must be congratulated here not just for their courage in speaking out, but in their ability to find novel ways of circumventing the nonsense which is increasingly being foisted upon them under the guise of ‘education’. Much like the secondary school boys banned from wearing shorts in 30 degree heat (who bypassed the pompous regulations by wearing skirts), an increasing number of pupils are fighting fire with fire, and are choosing to ‘identify’ as bizarre entities – an approach which may well end up breaking the system.

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Anyone for Authoritarianism?

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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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The Non-Integration of Asylum Seekers

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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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Schools now identifying as zoos

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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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Roger Watson: A Rare Victory for Free Speech

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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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Nottingham: Stick to the Script

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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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Cricket Elitism: Yes, Please!

Banks Go Woke

The difficulty of getting the BBC to acknowledge its own biases

Pointless-CSOs

Relax: The Children Will Save Us From Ourselves

Anyone for Authoritarianism?

The Non-Integration of Asylum Seekers

Schools now identifying as zoos

Roger Watson: A Rare Victory for Free Speech

Nottingham: Stick to the Script

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