Snipers are in position, the vicinity is blockaded by police cars with blue lights flashing, the SAS are on standby, and a police helicopter is circling overhead. All eyes are on an apartment window about five storeys up and police officers are ready for the order to storm the building. “Anyway Sarge”, pipes up Constable […]
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The Notting Hill Stabfest (sorry, ‘Carnival’) kicks off today! It’s amazing how quickly these family-friendly events creep up on you – assuming you haven’t already been stabbed this year and are therefore sadly out of commission? As a Londoner myself it’s great to see the capital’s traditions being honoured – with stabbing now as permanent
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(Photograph: Simon from London, United Kingdom, CC BY 2.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0>, via Wikimedia Commons) Sounds like a long-lost B&W episode of The Avengers doesn’t it? (the real1960s UK TV version, not the US cinema crap.) If, like me, you don’t watch TV or take any newspapers (thanks Covid), you might still get your fix of what’s
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Keir Starmer must be remarkably stupid or remarkably brazen if he thinks that the British public cannot work out what he is up to. Perhaps he is both brazen and stupid. Operation Early Dawn, announced this week, will involve keeping prisoners waiting for court appearances in police cells for longer to make room for the
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(Photograph: Jberwick, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons) We all have our favourite video-loggers on YouTube or other video platforms, but after a while they tend to become predictable and lose their lustre. However polished their presentation style, the likes of Paul Joseph Watson cannot keep my attention indefinitely. But there is one guy who I have
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One of the essential elements of truth is the use of words according to their accurate definitions. If I think the word red denotes what is classified as green, I cannot accurately identify things that are red. There are layers of meaning to words too. Again, take the word red. It is a colour adjective.
Denis Healey famously likened being taken to task by his Tory opposite number Geoffrey Howe to being “savaged by a dead sheep”. The same could be said about David Clews, co-founder and lead correspondent of Unity News Network (UNN) who, this weekend, has managed to unite the Left-wing and Right-wing legacy media in condemnation of
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The well-publicised case of the Waspi women (Women Against State Pension Inequality) is far more intriguing for what is not being said, than for that which is. For those unfamiliar with the story, the campaign dates back to the John Major government and the 1995 Pensions Act, which decided to gradually equalise the disparate retirement ages for
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Are the white working class really ‘far right’, or just people reacting to the destruction of their way of life? In George Orwell’s tour of the industrial North, published in 1937 as The Road to Wigan Pier, there is no doubting his sympathy for his subjects. In the grime, squalor and poverty of Lancashire mill
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Hardly a week goes by without the powers-that-be or commentators in the servile mainstream media warning us of the ‘forces of hate’. Any challenge to the official narrative is cast as extreme, with slurs of ‘conspiracy theorist’ or ‘far right’. Hate, according to our progressive leaders, is a disposition of traditionally privileged groups striving to
