I’ve seen it start to end. Here again is the link. Many on this site would have tuned in anyway, but if a single person watched as a result of its promotion here, then I’m a happy man. Do let … Read More »
I apologise for sowing confusion in my last post but one – EU fury as Tucker goes to Moscow – when I wrongly said the interview with the Russian President, featured below in its two hour entirety, would only be … Read More »
Endcliffe Park Cafe, where stunned witnesses gathered for hot tea and mutual solace South Yorkshire Police say they are closing in on the Endcliffe Park snow-pornography ring that today left park visitors, many with small children, in shocked dismay. Some … Read More »
London’s Evening Standard late yesterday, February 7: Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson could face sanctions over his interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin, EU lawmakers have warned. The Kremlin confirmed Putin had been interviewed by Carlson on Wednesday, making it the first … Read More »
In 2021, Blair told ITV News, “vaccination is your route to liberty.” He called unvaccinated people “idiots” and urged the UK government to introduce vaccine passes. What he didn’t say was that his Tony Blair Institute for Global Change had … Read More »
Media yesterday announced a new report that the state pension age for Britons “may need” to rise to 71. I got mine – plus free bus travel in England, also under threat – at 65. The threshold now stands between … Read More »
I just found this, posted yesterday on iNews. Definitely a phrase for our times: Given the importance, stressed in my other post this morning, of defining terms I offer this for “comfort bombing”: the delivery of death to distant peoples … Read More »
The devasting simplicity and exquisite righteousness of the Yemeni response to Israel’s ongoing mass murder has caught the imagination of all right-thinking people whatever their race, creed, colour or patch of dirt they call their beloved country. Since definitions matter, … Read More »
An elderly man, Daily Telegraph under his arm and in winter coat topped by silk scarf – not a keffiyeh … … exits the store. With sardonic eye he takes in the gathering – we’re upwards of a hundred, I … Read More »
Reading her post yesterday I found myself in rare – though not unprecedented – dissent from a Caitlin Johnstone I hold in high regard. In it she listed Five things liberals say to avoid taking a real position on Gaza: … Read More »