Out for a Penny, Out for a Pound
One of the things that always makes me cringe when I’m watching an international football match between England and Germany…
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Jackatory
Will it be Kemi? Will it be Rob?We’ll have to wait and see.. The mellifluous voice of the late Doris…
Malice Aforethought
After a stressful week, I came home last night wanting some light comedic relief. So I decided to watch one…
September, 2014 (Oh, What a Night)
In some ways it’s hard to believe we’re now almost a decade on from one of the most politically fraught…
Britain: Out of Order!
My career, over the last 27 or so years, has been in the field of disability healthcare and leisure provision….
The Tiers of a Clown
One of the many depressing things about living in this age is that what you see with your own eyes…
Let Them Eat Sh*t!
My, my, it’s certainly been an eventful summer so far for those who like to wade in up to their…
Britain: An Open Discussion
By Matt Toomer Since the Labour government of 1997, Britain has faced significant challenges related to immigration and multiculturalism. Despite…
As Chico Marx Once Said….
‘Who are you going to believe? Me or your own eyes?’ This quote is wrongly attributed to Groucho Marx in…
Strike It Lucky
With both the General Election and the European Football Championships taking place earlier this week, I thought it would be…
The Sound of the Silenced
They attempted to curtail the rise of the AfD in Germany (https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-69003733) and mooted a possible ban. Macron is apparently…
We’re Only Making Plans for Nigel
Just as you were beginning to think this General Election campaign had all the excitement and promise of a Sinclair…
A Choice of No Choice
I am proudly Right-wing. Unashamedly so. Whereas most young people start off in life with Left-leaning proclivities, I started off…
Wrong Train Runnin’
Back in the 1990s, I recall watching a comedy sketch by the fantastic Jasper Carrott, in which he recalled growing…
The Long and the Shortlands of It
When I was growing up in the 1980s in London’s largest geographical borough, the opulence and general orderliness of life…