Why Boris was always going to be ousted from power The Shock that rang alarm bells with the Left Wing Political Classes on the 23rd June 2016, laid the foundation for what we have witnessed this week. The pack of Baying Wolves were NEVER going to accept the will of… Read More »Why Boris was always going to be ousted from power
Boris Johnson must go He’s in real trouble: Boris is warned Tory MPs are ‘moving towards’ a full confidence vote NEXT WEEK as Andrea Leadsom becomes the latest Partygate critic, poll gives Labour an 11-point lead – and Whips resurrect Operation Save Big Dog. Boris Johnson was warned he is… Read More »Boris Johnson must go
Is the institution of marriage now more or less dead Feminist Louise Perry has published another extract from her book, in which she discusses the fall of marriage. The institution of marriage is now more or less dead. In 1968, eight per cent of children were born to parents… Read More »Is the institution of marriage now more or less dead
Women and the sexual revolution Feminist author LOUISE PERRY recently wrote an article in The Mail, titled “Why the sexual revolution has been a disaster for women today” which makes a very real and relative argument, about the real loss to women, hidden behind a cloud of ’empowerment’ Here… Read More »Women and the sexual revolution
Angela Rayner and the uncrossing of her legs She may have crossed her legs but did not button her lips The Daily Mail Reported: Within hours of our report about Angela Rayner being published, the Left’s Twitter warriors were in battle mode on social media. Even though Ms Rayner was… Read More »Angela Rayner and the uncrossing of her legs
Rooftop solar panels are up to 79% cheaper than they were in 2010. These plummeting costs have made rooftop solar photovoltaics even more attractive to households and businesses who want to reduce their reliance on electricity grids while reducing their carbon footprints. But are there enough rooftop surfaces for this… Read More »Why don’t all new buildings have solar panels?
EU NATIONS PAY BILLIONS FOR RUSSIAN FOSSIL FUELS DURING WAR ON UKRAINE EU nations continue to import an estimated EUR600 million worth of coal, oil, and fossil gas from Russia per day, spending more than EUR9 billion on Russian fossil fuels since it invaded Ukraine on 24 February “With EU… Read More »Who is really supporting Putin?
Beijing seeks peaceful reunification of the island, but rejects separatism and foreign meddling Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has warned against separatist inclinations and foreign meddling in Taiwan, which Beijing considers to be under its sovereignty. China wants to develop peaceful ties and ultimately reunify with the island, the official told… Read More »China issues warning about Taiwan
The last few decades have seen the west become obsessed with all things woke. We are more concerned about using the correct pronouns, or the correct collective nouns, or stopping to think before we address anyone by gender, quite frankly the whole thing has become race to the bottom of… Read More »Why the crisis in Ukraine was inevitable
Rules for all types of road users have been updated in The Highway Code to improve the safety of people walking, cycling and riding horses. 1. Hierarchy of road users The introduction section of The Highway Code has been updated to include 3 new rules about the new ‘hierarchy of… Read More »The Highway Code: 8 changes you need to know
