A alternative history of the Earth in reverse chronological order, but lacking the wholesome triumphs of socialism and political correctness. 1945 – present day. Imperial Japan surrenders to Allied forces in the far East, the Third Reich lies in ruins…
Tag: impact of Progressivism
Sickening…
A few weeks ago, the subject of the law on euthanasia was raised and debated on blogs, such as Anna Raccoon’s piece here, as a result of the Terry Pratchett documentary. Many people welcomed it, many people regarded it as…
One in the eye for Russell T Davis
Dumb Jon exercises his lethal, laser-like conservative analysis this week about the diverse intergalactic world of the creator of the new, all-Frankfurt School Doctor Who. Say what you like about Russell T Davis, but at least his latest effusions are…
Children Should Be (Not) Seen And Not Heard…
A grandmother has spoken of the distress of being questioned by police after a neighbouring school allegedly accused her of being a peeping Tom. What was she doing, hanging around in a dirty mac outside the school gates? No, she…
How Do Schools Have Time For This?
More than 2,000 schoolchildren chanted and waved banners as they took to the streets in a march against dangerous drivers this morning. Pupils from Mill Hill, Hendon, Cricklewood, Edgware and North Finchley were among tens of thousands of youngsters across…
Surgeon upsets Cast-Iron Dave – the Mouthpiece Media attempt a hatchet job; it’s the predictable Progressive Way
Dave’s already demonstrated that he is a revenge-driven maniac, but there is more to it than that. It’s the Progressive Way of the British ruling establishment to take their opposition down not through argument, but by having their mouthpiece press…
On having a constitution, and a contrast between that and a Progressive (Liberal-Fascist) society
According to Bagehot, it is through its dignified parts that a government gains authority and through the efficient parts that a government’s power is employed; i.e. authority and legitimacy from the people is gleaned through the monarch as it elicits…
Hugh Muir – Taking Bread From The Mouth Of The ‘Daily Mash’…
Hugh Muir writes possibly the worst column I’ve ever seen in the ‘Guardian’. In fact, if it hadn’t been published under his byline, I’d assume it was some unfunny ‘Daily Mash’ type spoof… India Gary-Martin is worried. Oh..? And that’s…
Fearless Valkyrie Of Anti-Racism Sallies Forth…
So, the Yazzmonster spent some time at Hay-On-Wye: … listening to supreme intellectuals sharing their quirky insights, seeing young people passionately engaged, meeting thoughtful punters – it really did feel like one of the best weekends of my life. Sounds…
Another Nail In The Coffin….
…of the ECHR? A burglar has claimed his eight-month jail term violates his human right to ‘respect’ for family life. And, just like that, yet more people wake up and say ‘Hang on, this is insanity! Why are our courts…
First Thing We Do, Let’s Kill All The Lawyers…
…consider it a pre-emptive strike: A computer hacker who ruined a man’s internet firm ‘for a game’ and was caught with thousands of stolen bank account details has been spared jail – so he can carry on studying… Oooh, let…
Books Needed For The ‘It’s Too Haaaaaaaard!’ Generation
Teachers want to ditch classic novels in favour of shorter books because they reckon boys do not have the stamina to read more than 100 pages. So they want books of less than 100 pages? Are we back to ‘The…
The Royal ‘We’, Is This, Christina?
Christina Patterson on the rise of the ‘right wing’: Last week, at a literary party, I talked to a very handsome writer. “What we need,” he said, after taking a big swig of champagne, “is conviction politicians.” I wasn’t quite…
Tory Party members poll: a study in useful idiocy
The wheels are turning in the minds of Tory High Command; the conundrum, as Lord Ashcroft calls it, is how to get enough people to vote for a standalone Tory government. The obvious answer, ditching Progressive Dave, his cabal, and…
Victimhood Poker – Now It’s A Battling Cards Game!
You remember those, don’t you? Each card has ‘hitpoints’ and you attempt to overwhelm your opponent. Of course, it was easy to play, as you knew in advance just how many hitpoints each card had. You simply didn’t know what…