Starmer’s Resignation
I watched unloved Starmer’s self pitying tearful resignation speech outside Number Ten & was struck by one sentence in which he referred to Britain as ‘the Country I love’. I was dumbstruck. The reason he [more…]
I watched unloved Starmer’s self pitying tearful resignation speech outside Number Ten & was struck by one sentence in which he referred to Britain as ‘the Country I love’. I was dumbstruck. The reason he [more…]
The revolving door describes one route through the system. There is another. Between 2013 and 2023, 68 of the 284 peers nominated by party leaders were political donors, giving a combined £58 million. Fifteen of sixteen [more…]
In each of the 438 quangos described in Part 2, someone decides who sits on the boards, who chairs the committees, and who approves the contracts. Look closely at who those people are and a [more…]
Almost a third of all government spending, £391 billion a year, is not spent by government departments. It is spent by 438 separate publicly funded bodies that ministers cannot direct, Parliament cannot easily scrutinise, and voters [more…]
When a bank flags a transaction as suspicious, it is not usually because someone has confessed to a crime. It is because the numbers do not make sense. A property sells for three times its [more…]
The British must wake up to the great illusion of the ‘Special Relationship’ As an ex NATO officer albeit with a singularly undistinguished career, I served with Americans in Germany & subsequently the Royal College [more…]
The Cambridge Analytica scandal rendered the machinery visible to civilians for the first time. The backdoor that Thiel’s early involvement had helped install allowed external entities to access not merely the data of individual Facebook [more…]
Epstein and Nowak were consumed by the trajectory of the human species and by what they perceived as the catastrophic implications of “reverse Darwinism” — the proposition that as technological civilisation advances, the biological substrate [more…]
When President Trump signed the Epstein Files Transparency Act on November 19, 2025, and the Department of Justice subsequently disgorged approximately 3.5 million pages of documents, 180,000 images, and 2,000 videos distributed across twelve separate [more…]
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