The borders of Israel and the uti possidetis juris principle Does Israel Really “Occupy” the West Bank? Examining the History and Law The status of the West Bank, also known as Judea and Samaria, is one of the most contentious issues in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. In debates on this topic,… Read More »The borders of Israel and the uti possidetis juris principle
Fishi Rishi is LYING about migrant hotels It’s official, Fishy Rishy has sounded the final bell for the asylum seekers living it up in three and four-star hotels up and down the country at the taxpayers’ expense. Before you all begin to cheer, keep in mind this is Fishy Rishy… Read More »Fishi Rishi is LYING about migrant hotels
Humza Yousaf Racist Rant about white people in Scotland The first minister for Scotland launched what was little more than an attack on white people in the Scottish parliament, complaining that all the key positions are held by white people. Scotland is 96% white, people of other races are basically guests… Read More »Humza Yousaf Racist Rant about white people in Scotland
Rumours of Nigel Farage rejoining the conservatives create frenzy of speculation “Should Rishi Sunak Beg Nigel Farage to Join the Tories? Exploring the Possibilities” Introduction The Conservative party conference has left the Tory Right feeling somewhat disappointed. Despite the fervent desire for a more Brexit-focused agenda and a return to… Read More »Rumours of Nigel Farage rejoining the conservatives create frenzy of speculation
The day that Ireland defied the EU on the Lisbon treaty “Ireland’s ‘No’ to the EU: A Triumph of Democracy or Elitism?” Introduction In a world where democracy is cherished as the cornerstone of society, it’s disheartening to witness a scenario where the resounding voice of the people is met… Read More »The day that Ireland defied the EU on the Lisbon treaty
The EU has its eyes on Irish tax revenue Is the EU about to attempt to plunder Ireland’s tax revenues? Over the last decade or two, Ireland has done incredibly well, transitioning from where they were to where they are now. It serves as a model of enterprise and initiative.… Read More »The EU has its eyes on Irish tax revenue
The High Cost of Proving Innocence The High Cost of Proving Innocence: One Man’s Story of Fighting a Wrongful Conviction Introduction Each year in England and Wales, thousands find themselves trapped in a Kafkaesque nightmare – accused and convicted of crimes they did not commit. Even if acquitted, these innocent… Read More » The High Cost of Proving Innocence
Positive Shift – Northampton Town Centre Witnesses Significant Reduction in Nighttime Crime Introduction In a remarkable turn of events, Northampton’s town centre has experienced a significant drop in violent incidents and criminal damage during the night, marking a triumph for community safety. The Northampton Business Improvement District (BID) recently revealed… Read More »Positive Shift – Northampton Town Centre Witnesses Significant Reduction in Nighttime Crime
Why I Have Issues with the EU Introduction In the interests of transparency and honest debate, I think it’s only right that I step off the ledge and reveal exactly what I think about the EU. I know this is divisive – in fact, if we’re to believe everything we’re… Read More »Why I Have Issues with the EU
Why every nation in Europe must be passionate about their own culture “Even though I focus mainly on the UK, I fervently believe that citizens throughout Europe should, with good reason, be passionate and proud about their own nations. Every country in Europe is beautiful in its own right, each… Read More »Why every nation in Europe must be passionate about their own culture
