Margaret Thatcher was Prime Minister of the UK from 1979 to 1990. She is remembered by the Left as a villain and by most of the rest of the population as a good Prime Minister. The case made by the Left is that she devastated British industry, especially coal, and …
Read More »Poor old Dominic Cummings may be insane
The interview between Laura Kuenssberg and Dominic Cummings was like watching a man disintegrating in public. Undoubtedly Cummings had numerous problems in the past that led to him being a remarkably arrogant man but what we have witnessed recently verges on mania and what we saw last night was the …
Read More »Raw Materials price hikes.
Raw materials prices are rising. Why? Will this continue? Cotton and natural rubber prices have experienced a sharp rise: World Bank Blog Notice that China is the main consumer. Iron ore prices are high: And China is the main importer: Copper prices are up: The failure …
Read More »The Cover Up for COVID is worse than the disease, much worse
Why is the origin of COVID being suppressed in the media? There is clearly a joint effort by China and the US National Institute of Health (NIH) to stop a full exposé of how COVID was made in a laboratory. Why are they shutting down this issue? The immediate answer …
Read More »The political divide is postmodernism vs conservatism
In the past few years there has been a great deal of coverage of the “culture wars”. This is nonsense because all the participants share a broadly similar culture. There is no culture war but there is a new, gaping, political divide. The political divide is due to the fall …
Read More »Ending lockdown is political
There are two views of politics. In the first the People are born free and the State intervenes to prevent oppression by powerful individuals and groups. The purpose of the State is to protect freedom and the individual. In the second view people are born into service to society and …
Read More »BBC Bias and subversion by foreign powers: something must be done.
An analysis of nineteen recent BBC news stories shows that the BBC is routinely using omission of news to bias its reporting. News omission and suppression to bias stories is an almost daily occurrence. The BBC frequently “tucks away” key parts of news reports on its web site to avoid …
Read More »Documenting the Decline and Fall of the West
The West was born at the end of the Second World War when the Western Allies (USA, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, British Commonwealth) controlled a vast army, navy and airforce and had nuclear weapons. The West had defacto control of most of the world except Eastern Europe, the Soviet …
Read More »Post COVID, post Brexit reconstruction
The UK is facing an exciting future as a result of Brexit. We have a golden opportunity to configure the UK as a business entity that benefits its workers and hence the population of Britain. Now that we are freed from many rules about government intervention and “level playing fields” …
Read More »What can be done about the BBC?
The BBC is trusted to provide an in-depth and unbiased account of the news. Does it fulfill this brief? National and Public Service Broadcasters use four main techniques to impose bias. The most frequent bias is the omission of news from one side of a debate so that it appears …
Read More »The EU Shows why Brexit was necessary
Stopping shipments of vaccines to NI, launching a smear campaign against Astra Zeneca and now threatening the supply of electricity to the Channel Islands all demonstrate the EU style of diplomacy that others outside of the EU have been experiencing for years. It is called bullying. The EU uses the …
Read More »The USA and UK are under attack
Is the USA undergoing serious change and if so who is stirring it? The American War of Independence was agitated and financed by France, the French Revolution was supported by the USA and UK, the Greek War of Independence by the UK, the Russian Revolution by Germany, the Chinese Revolution …
Read More »Great news: UK-EU Trade heading in the right direction.
Large economies like the EU Single Market all tend to produce goods and services near the financial centre of the economy or, in the case of very large countries, in two or three economic centres. Having been produced centrally the goods are then sometimes finished locally or distributed from local …
Read More »Are Astra Zeneca Vaccine Reactions a Scapegoat for the EU?
I once spent several months operating the adverse reactions database for a major pharmaceutical company. Most drugs and vaccines had at least one death associated with their use such as anaphylaxis or skin rashes so terrible that the patient died. When millions of people are exposed to any novel substance …
Read More »The Report on Racism
The “Report by the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities” has just been published. The Commissioners were nearly all from BAME backgrounds and have produced a robust and fair Report. However, the Report questioned the use of the term “BAME”, among ethnic minorities, 40% said it was still useful, 36% …
Read More »The EU shows its true colours.
Only one major Western Country has started a vaccine war, undermined confidence in vaccinations and signed a trade and investment agreement with China. That country is the European Union. The mainstream media liberally condemns any behaviour by the UK or USA that fails to make it onto the latest moral …
Read More »China: Britain and the West are living in the past
Dominic Raab, Joe Biden and the EU are all proposing that we continue and even increase trade with China. They all talk of constructive engagement giving the West influence over the Chinese. This approach might have appeared reasonable twenty years ago but today it is absurd. China has the highest …
Read More »Meghan and Harry – the Relatives from Hell?
Yesterday the mass media finally proved that it was insane. Meghan, a woman who, by European standards is white skinned, was held to be black and hence the victim of racism. Harry, a full grown man, happily derided his own family on prime-time TV. The interview is strong evidence that …
Read More »No Platforming: The BBC is also Guilty
The Culture Secretary, Oliver Dowden, is considering appointing a “Free Speech Champion” and introducing fines for universities that “no-platform” speakers. This is excellent news. We can tell it is a move in the right direction because the Guardian ran a comment piece criticising it. No-platforming at universities by students is just the …
Read More »Politics is about Home
Most people love their home. For most people their home is the object of their love. Homes are built by loyalty, tenacity and love. The adults must struggle in the world beyond the home to bring back enough money to pay for the family. This is, and has been, the …
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