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Continue reading →: Harriet Harman is being treated unfairly
Cranmer on Labour's paedophile problem I agree with Harriet Harman that she is being smeared, but I struggle to feel as sorry for her as I should. She who lives by the sword shall, with a bit of luck approximating to karmic justice, perish by it. It is simply delicious…
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Continue reading →: Human rights from the wrong humans?
Tory plans to axe human rights laws will remove obligation on state to protect its citizens, says Keir Starmer – Telegraph. Keir Starmer illustrates, all unwittingly, exactly what has gone wrong in Britain. Take his hilarious statement that: In the pre-Human Rights Act days, a civil liberties approach and the…
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Continue reading →: Get Well Soon, Tony Benn
BBC News – Tony Benn seriously ill in hospital. I rather like Tony Benn. He's a glorious English eccentric. He's an aristocrat whose attempts at working class affectation are so weak as to be hilarious. His patrician affection for the working class is, however, never in doubt. Say what you…
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Continue reading →: Rich List stats
My Way News – Class back on rise in UK _ but elite different. Apropos the Sunday Times Rich List; Philip Beresford, who assembles the list, told the BBC that "when I first started 25 years ago about two-thirds of the rich list were people who had inherited their wealth.…
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Continue reading →: A sustained sneer in The Observer
Meet Cody Wilson, creator of the 3D-gun, anarchist, libertarian | Technology | The Observer. I do enjoy a Guardian writer sneering at an enemy's arguments as those "you might formulate in a sixth-form debating society" and at his "19th-century taste for ideologies and theories". It's deliciously ironic when her own thinking…
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Continue reading →: A recipe for a poor nation
BBC News – Lord Smith: Environment Agency 'bound by Treasury rules'. Ingredients: One rich free-range nation, reared on fertile terrain Millions of productive citizens Thousands of intellectuals, incubated in ivory towers well away from reality Complacency Belief in the virtue of the state apparatus (common name: credulity) Problems (foraged ingredients,…
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Continue reading →: Of verbals and planted evidence
Downing Street police arrested over allegations of pornography exchange | UK news | The Guardian. When I practised criminal law in my youth, I was sceptical of clients who said the police had made up false statements or 'verballed' them – giving false evidence of oral confessions or remarks suggesting…
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Continue reading →: What happened to legal tender?
Transport for London has announced that its buses will soon no longer accept our nation's bank notes and coins as payment. If this is legal, it shouldn't be. I was consulted and expressed strong views (be fair, I have few weak ones). If one of my daughters is in a…
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Continue reading →: Citizenship ‘is a privilege not a right’
Minister says citizenship 'is a privilege not a right' – ITV News. To call something a 'privilege' sounds flattering. Those of us lucky enough to be citizens of rich, relatively free nations may – in everyday terms – feel privileged. But the way Mark Harper is using the term is…








I’m sure there are a few fire and brimstone types they could have had instead of a woke woman. Putting…