The Muslim Vote Set to Go It Alone?
July 29, 2024
As the red dawn breaks in the aftermath of the general election, it’s time to take stock. Keir Starmer’s victory may be about as convincing
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The Covid Scam Finally Exposed
June 13, 2024
It’s been a long time coming, but finally, inexorably, like a Wuhan lab leak, the truth about Covid-19 appears to be seeping out. Short of
Climate: The Movie
April 10, 2024
For those of us who don’t lie awake at night fretting about global warming or wake up in the morning in a cold sweat wondering
Missold on White Privilege
March 28, 2024
(Photograph: Senedd Cymru – Welsh Parliament, CC BY 4.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0>, via Wikimedia Commons) With the fêted election of Vaughan Gething as Wales’ First Minister (Europe’s
Why Does No-one Want to Come to Scotland?
March 2, 2024
The problem with Scottish nationalism is that it would do nothing to address the fundamental problems Scotland faces, but instead would have added some new
A Little Known American Civil War
February 3, 2024
I once worked for a university located in Texas and I noticed that my co-workers took pride in being Texan and had a spirit of
Sound Bites and Self-Regard
January 19, 2024
In an ongoing effort to be, if not down with the kids, then at least on the same chapter as them, I watched a couple
Death by Wokery
January 4, 2024
The 1970’s version of Death on the Nile is one of my favourite comfort films. There is something infectious about the good time Peter Ustinov and David
Putting in a Word for the Death Penalty
June 24, 2023
Very few people think killing, however deliberate, wrong in itself, necessarily and always wrong, wrong just because it is killing. Nobody (next to nobody) thinks one soldier killing another in battle wrong, even when the war is unjust. And, probably, even fewer think killing in self-defence or defence of another wrong.