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Swimming pool

Racist Swimming Pools

Once upon a time, progressives were truly progressive. They had people like Dr Martin Luther King Jr., who believed sensible and decent things such as it is best to judge a person by the content of his or her character rather than by his or her skin colour. Ignore the late New Atheist Christopher Hitchens’ […]

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Snowdonia

No Welcome in the Hillside

The Welsh ‘government’ appears unshaken in its pursuit of economic and cultural self-destruction. Wales—a nation in its own right or an appendage, depending on perspective—shares with Scotland a focus on legislative posturing and virtue signalling over genuine economic progress. Both countries harbour a form of racism directed against the English and, increasingly, against white people

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Children

Policing Children’s Speech

So insanely far-reaching is ‘hate crime’ law in England that even children are now accused of it, and are being investigated by the police. According to a report by LBC, these children include a nine year old who called a classmate a ‘retard’ and two teenagers who told another student she smelt like a fish.

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Christmas

Christmas Cheer 

It’s almost Christmas again; the Season of Ill Will is upon us. This is when you find out how much you are worth to other members of your family and, as your finger hovers over the ‘Buy Now’ button on Amazon, just how little they are worth to you. There are only so many socks,

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Nigel Farage

Islam: Farage’s Achilles Heel

As a longstanding supporter of Nigel Farage, I think it’s not only reasonable but incumbent on me to highlight whenever he strays off the reservation. Generally speaking, Farage deserves enormous credit: he’s been on the right side of history for most issues throughout his political career (Brexit, Trump, immigration, Covid [albeit belatedly], Net Zero etc),

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