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“Curiouser and curiouser” said Alice

Monday blog

According to Google’s AI: “Curiouser and curiouser!” is a famous quote from Alice in Wonderland, spoken by the character Alice as she experiences increasingly strange and bizarre events in the magical world of Wonderland. The phrase captures her astonishment and bewilderment as things become more and more peculiar. It’s a recurring motif in the story, […]

Should Reeves be sacked for breaking the Ministerial Code?

Monday/Tuesday blog

I have an article on The Conservative Woman website today (Monday) explaining why I believe Rachel Reeves should be sacked for blatant corruption.

As so often happens, the readers’ comments are more informative and more amusing than the original article:

Should Reeves be sacked for breaking the Ministerial Code? […]

Is there something vague in the story from Louise Haigh?

How will ‘sleazeball’ Starmer avoid a Runcorn by-election?

I believe there should be slavery reparations

weekend blog

Here’s a lovely picture of the ‘starving’ and ‘oppressed’ descendants of slaves trying to use emotional blackmail so that the rulers of some of the most corrupt countries in the world can steal our money having already looted pretty much everything that wasn’t nailed down in their own countries:

I suppose we […]

Water rip-off!

I haven’t seen Neil Oliver so angry for quite a while

Monday-Tuesday blog

The ‘stuff your boots’ Starmers

I saw this chart on the GB News website. I don’t know what period it refers to, but the difference between gimme-free-gear, 10-tier Keir and other MPs is astonishing:

And then we mustn’t forget the delectable Lady Victoria Starmer who doesn’t seem to be allergic to pocketing […]

Don’t be fooled by Big Pharma’s ‘relative vs absolute risk’ trick

How Big Pharma works – against us

Hey, Russians! You’re dying to make your bosses billionaires

Monday-Tuesday blog

With so many excellent websites (for example, The Daily Sceptic and The Conservative Woman) and so many great YouTube channels (for example, Neil Oliver’s monologues and Simon Webb’s History Debunked) it’s getting increasingly difficult to find something to write about which hasn’t been covered by loads of other people. But I’ll try […]