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By David Craig, on August 7th, 2024
Wednesday blog
Given Two-Tier Keir’s imminent attack on anyone daring to suggest that the recent anti-immigration protests might have had something to do with the political and media elites’ love of uncontrolled immigration, it’s probably not a great idea to comment on the current unrest. So I’ll write about something completely uncontroversial today.
I […]
By David Craig, on March 20th, 2023 Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday blog
I’ll start this blog with a couple of paragraphs about the foreign aid fiasco from my 2015 book THE GREAT CHARITY SCANDAL
In the last sixty years around $3 trillion has been donated by developed countries to help poorer countries. There have been some huge successes – extreme poverty has been more […]
By David Craig, on November 19th, 2022 weekend blog
It’s the time of the year to be charitable
As Christmas approaches, it’s the ‘giving’ time of year when we get bombarded with TV ads for some of Britain’s more than 200,000 registered charities. Hopefully, you’ll have noticed that many charity TV ads ask you to text a word like ‘care’ or ‘heart’ […]
By David Craig, on November 17th, 2022 Thursday/Friday blog
It’s Christmas and, as usual, we’re being blitzed with ads from homelessness charities. I understand that there can be few things as depressing as being alone and homeless at Christmas. But that doesn’t mean we can’t have a little look at these homelessness charities demanding so much of our money.
Moreover, having written […]
By David Craig, on October 1st, 2022 weekend blog
Using the Kami-Kwasi excuse
As I predicted in my Friday blog, the trade union bosses have started to use the Kami-Kwasi tax breaks for the rich as justification for their strikes. I saw two trade union leaders on the TV news this morning both saying that if the richest are getting thousands of […]
By David Craig, on September 22nd, 2021 Wednesday/Thursday blog
Making Flop26 another disaster for us stupid taxpayers?
As you’ll all know, our wonderful prime minister, Boris the Brave, is busy battling away at the UN in New York trying to save us all from supposed climate breakdown. (Yes, last week it was called “Climate Crisis”, but now we apparently must use the […]
By David Craig, on December 11th, 2020 (weekend blog)
It’s the time of the year for giving. And one group of people who rather hope we’ll all give generously are Britain’s many charities. So, let’s have a quick look at what really goes on in Britain’s charity industry.
Over 200,000 charities raking in over £85bn!!!
The 185,000 charities registered in England and […]
By David Craig, on December 7th, 2020 (Monday/ Tuesday blog)
How many has Xi Pingpong killed so far?
Here he is – the laughing Chinaman. This is the man mostly responsible for covering up the Covid-19 plague and (deliberately?) allowing it to spread around the world while brutally controlling it in China:
And here he is with his obedient sidekick from […]
By David Craig, on December 4th, 2020 (Friday/weekend blog)
In this blog I’m going to do something that might upset a few readers. I’m going to look at what the Salvation Army really does with the hundreds of millions of pounds of your money it gets every year:
The Salvation Army is probably one of Britain’s most trusted organisations. It’s a bit […]
By David Craig, on December 2nd, 2020 (Wednesday/Thursday blog)
‘Tis the season for gimme gimme gimme charity TV commercials.
In one of my many idle moments I came across this blog I wrote in 2015 about the charity “Crisis UK” aka “Crisis at Christmas”.
Five years have passed since I wrote the blog below. So, many things might have changed since then. […]
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