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Freedom is multifaceted
I spend a lot of time at this site examining, analysing, and critiquing various parts of culture (and having myself reciprocally examined, analysed and critiqued in return - I was told by a hate-fan recently that I do nothing but engage in "undignified, self-righteous ranting" for the benefit of "my little fan club", to which […]
Scoops, sense, and sincerity
A month ago today, I was enjoying a rather nice day out in York, a trip I had taken to support "Nick" with a job interview he was attending (unfortunately, the nice-day-out-ness quickly soured with that episode, which you can read about here). While I was sauntering the streets and enjoying the sun (sun! Remember […]
IPSO facto: our right to free speech is absolute
So, after gleefully reporting on all the (allegedly) gory details of the latest crime drama gripping the nation, The Curious Incident of the Dog Walker in the Wyre, the media is now scolding the media (mainstream and social like) for so-reporting, and stating that all public platforms that comment on the news need tighter "regulation" […]
How To Become Controlled Opposition
It is not a new phenomenon for me, nor I suspect for some reading this article, to be accused of being "controlled opposition". Indeed, my more imaginative critics have gone so far as to compare me to Nazi propaganda minister, Joseph Goebbels, and even to the anti-Christ himself. Most recently, I have been accused of […]
Heroes, Holocausts, and Hijabs
So it's here at last: what all us crazy fringe basement-dwellers have been saying for years (and I actually have a basement, well a cellar, fully wired up and everything, and have considered relocating there in the event of nuclear war / invading armies / descending aliens, or should any other of the spoiler alerts […]
Why has Riski Sunak made Maths until 18 compulsory?
(Please note, 'Riski' was actually a typo, but just like there is much truth in fiction, there is also much accuracy in autocorrect...) For those who have the good sense not to forensically study the news as I do, or who are not UK-based, first a little background... Here in the UK, all 'core' subjects, […]
Off The Beaten Track: The Most Unpopular Conspiracy Theory
I really don't want to upset anyone, and I know this is going to be a deeply painful assertion for many, so please consider yourselves duly triggerly warned, but I'm afraid I have to say it... Deep breath... Here we go... The Beatles were "in the club". Yes, I'm afraid it's true. They weren't "four […]
Andrew "Cobra" Tate: Another Snake in the Matrix
Unless you happen to be resident on a particularly remote colony of Mars (and frankly, even they probably have WiFi by now, right Elon?), it is unlikely to have escaped your attention that a man named Andrew Tate - who goes by CobraTate online and uses the creature as his own personal emblem - has […]
The Lunatics are Running The Asylum
"Council LOSES High Court fight to bar asylum seekers from North Stafford hotel!" Blares the headline in the Stoke Sentinel, which used to be my local paper, and which I still read every day. "Shock over Home Office plan to house up to 84 asylum seekers in Huddersfield village," reports The Examiner, my current local […]
Can Jeremy Vine Sue Me?
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote an open letter to Piers Morgan and Jeremy Vine, asking them to comment on the sudden veil of silence drawn over their previously incontrovertibly strong vaccine zealotry, and to address the findings of their friend and colleague, Dr. Aseem Malhotra, that the vaccine can and does cause catastrophic […]
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