Salil Gewali Every moment can teach us a new lesson. Every stranger we cross paths with can make us more humane. A few days ago, I met a woman going from house to house selling mustard greens, locally known as “laipatta”. “Didi laipatta”, Didi laipatta” (roughly translated as — “Hello sister mustard greens) was her…
I first heard of GB News whilst on holiday in Torquay in May 2021. It was towards the tail end of the COVID19 hysterical and freedom-denying nightmare known as the ‘pandemic’. Not content with condemning two of the most travel-hungry individuals in the world to a week on the self-styled ‘English Riviera’, fate also ensured…
It was an exciting atmosphere down in the newsrooms of Sky and the BBC on Thursday evening. The usual commentators were getting ready to give their usual analyses; Jo Coburn’s voice positively quivered with excitement as the counts at the various centres were taking place; John Curtice was wheeled out like a mature bottle of…
If you’ve driven on the roads in Britain during the summertime, you’ll be familiar with a process road workers call ‘surface dressing’. This involves spraying bitumen binder (a sticky tar-like substance) on a clean, dry road surface, over which stone chippings are spread (small, consistently-sized aggregate). The surface is rolled to embed the stones into…
Union Pacific. No, I’m not talking about Cecil B DeMille’s 1939 classic starring Barbara Stanwyck. I’m referring to yesterday’s declaration that Britain had signed its biggest trading agreement since Brexit. It was a glorious moment watching all the usual media and academic celebrities going into Twitter meltdown when the announcement came through that the United…
‘Strangers on the Shore’ is the penultimate episode of the evergreen classic ‘Only Fools and Horses’. During the course of the storyline Del Boy, Rodney, Trigger and Denzil accidentally sneak what they assume to be an illegal migrant from France to the UK. Unable to speak English, the migrant is called ‘Gary’ by the brothers…
Having riled millions of British people with their intense coverage of the ongoing situation regarding the invasion on our southern shore, the mainstream media have now fallen silent on the subject once again. It’s made me wonder whether our news channels (and I include GB News and TalkTV in this) are interested in anything other…
Those with considerably more modern tastes in music than I (my interest tended to peter out after ‘Figaro’ by the Brotherhood of Man) will remember a tune from 2011 called ‘I’m Sexy and I know it’ by American duo LMFAO. The chorus of this 3-minute assault on the earholes goes as follows: ‘Ah… Girl look…
David in conversation with special guest Caroline Farrow Gender Wars “Imprisoned for Challenging LGBT+”
As the conflict between Ukraine and Russia continues, the government has started subtly shifting the narrative to place blame on Russia for our energy crisis. This narrative shift takes any blame away from the UK government for the rising energy prices. When COVID-19 hit, companies curtailed energy production. Almost overnight, the world didn’t need as…
David has a full on frank chat with world renowned Dr Shiva Ayyadurai “Real solutions to real problems”
Like many others, I fear for our Monarchy, now that our Queen has finally laid down her burden, and big-mouthed Charlie, complete with all his weird ideas, takes up the task of advising and criticising the passage and journeys of our Ship of State.
At this time of our national mourning, I wish to write not of our late Monarch, but of the overbearing role of the Government and Police; as opposed to the British public, in our Four Nations. This decline can best be illustrated by photographs: The first is a photo of the queue which was formed…
August 28, 1963 Martin Luthor King Jr made one of the most famous speeches in American History. This was the peak of the Civil Rights movement, the movement to make the Nation Color Blind. He succeeded in his goal, then with the Election of the First Black President Barack Obama in 2009 everything that had…
The Headline from the Telegraph. I do not exaggerate, I do not publish fake news; I tell it as I see it!