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Grammar for grown-ups
Don't worry, this isn't a boring article: it's about sex. As in, biological sex - male or female. And the very fact I was able to make that attention-grabbing little joke actually reveals much about how we got ourselves into such a ridiculous pickle about sex and "gender identity" in the first place. I was […]
False freedom, terror, and truth
In my immediate family, I have: one husband, two parents, one grandparent, six aunts and uncles (plus their partners), 15 cousins, and then many more cousins of various stripes and tiers (2nd, 3rd, removed, etc., and no, like everyone else on the planet, I don't know the difference). These further-afield ancestral ties exist not just […]
Taylor-Made
I learned the big conspiracy news of the moment the way one often does these days: from my local pub quiz text group. When asked how likely it was a certain member would be attending the quiz that week, they replied, "about as likely as the Southport attacker turning out to be a Muslim terrorist"... […]
Controlled freaks
It would be fair to say that, as a consequence of my (massive) musings on this site, I am often in trouble. Not, however, with the normies (I think they've concluded I'm so far gone, there's no longer any point even trying - even John Bye doesn't expose me any more, despite the fact I've […]
Miri's Missing Missives...
It has come to my attention recently that my efforts to diligently disseminate my deeply dark and disturbed views (more on those here) are once against being sabotaged, because people keep telling me, “I’m on your mailing list and thought I’d read every article, but have just realised there are a lot I’ve somehow missed”. […]
The pearl-clutching plight of the persecuted people's hero
Alternate title, "Andrew bloody Bridgen again...." - but I thought what I went with was both slightly more poetic, and substantially more accurate, in terms of concisely encapsulating what the interminable bloody Bridgen is up to now... Newer readers may wish to familiarise themselves with the history of Mr. Bridgen's "persecution", not least that which […]
Stand in the place where you live (or don't...)
It's been quite a long time since I was last told off by a teacher (and, in fact, the last time I recall it, it was in a sardonic form of 'congratulations', as apparently I had managed to be late for my final year of school 87 times - a record!), but I got quite […]
Eric Idle's Legs
One of my favourite ever films is the nineties British comedy, 'Nuns on the Run' (my other favourite films include A Fish Called Wanda and Clockwise, and my favourite TV show has always been Fawlty Towers: bet you can't guess what surreal sketch comedy series I was brought up watching...). The plot of Nuns on […]
Richard D's Hall of Mirrors?
A few days ago, someone in the comments section here at Substack asked me if I'd read Aisling O'Loughlin's recent article on "investigative journalist", Richard D. Hall. I hadn't (nor had I previously come across Ms. O'Loughlin's work), so I duly did. The article has since become a three-piece series, which you can read here, […]
Lucy Letby is a totem for technocracy
Anyone with the slightest nose for a conspiracy or cover-up already knows that incarcerated nurse, Lucy Letby, charged with murdering several infants in the hospital in which she worked, is innocent. It's extremely obvious she is, because - even without knowing another single detail about the case - the entire thing collapses on the basis […]
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