Arts
Some Thoughts on Tax
My role as leader of Britain’s newest political party takes me all over the country, usually the pace is too frenetic for me to take much of an interest in the logistical dynamics, but recently [more…]
Politics
Authoritarianism
Moral Panic? Don’t Panic Pike!
Hold fast to what is good and right! There is somewhat of a moral panic. I suggest that we all just treat our neighbours well and be kind if you feel obliged to share a [more…]
America
Trump, Q, Alex Jones, Dilbert and FakeNews
FakeNews wasn’t a thing a few years ago. It’s a thing now. What is going on? What has happened to reporting, reporters and news organisations? What is FakeNews? What is not? And why should anyone [more…]
Arts
A Divided Nation
There seems to be a lack of historical perspective concerning the division of opinion in the country today. The great & the good argue, no doubt for their own benefit, it is unprecedented. The Archbishop [more…]
Arts
Arts
The Contemptuous Case of Tommy Robinson
I enjoyed the morning walk from St Pancras Station on the 1st of August 2018. The contemptuous case against Tommy Robinson, his swift conviction and imprisonment for ‘Contempt of Court’ whilst reporting from Leeds Crown [more…]
Authoritarianism
Soros Wars: The Deep State Strikes Back
Cameron: “This UKIP Farage thing is haemorrhaging our voter base, as well as the Labour party, Lord Soros is not pleased with our progress, let’s deal with it, let’s fix a Referendum vote to Remain [more…]
Literature
High Places
High Places Britain’s hallowed corridors of power, invested with the great and good Aren’t confined to Westminster, Cardiff, Stormont or Holyrood In every Council Building, Mansion House, Mayors Office and Town Hall People devoid of [more…]
Conservatives
No, Prime Minister
This bit of satire came about from this very blog. While bantering about on Going Postal, as one does, someone used the magical phrase, “The Great Progress.” This inspired linking of May’s hopeful drumming up [more…]