Don’t vote in the Southend West “by-election”
If a magic act was presented to them as their current affairs (or government agenda-progressing events and news of those events), British people would think that it was quite possible for a man wearing a bow tie and a fez (or a turban) to make a woman in a skimpy sequinned leotard levitate on the end of a broomstick. In fact, reader, in doing this work, More...
The murder of David Amess, and the strange possibility of a missing patsy
In a tweet that he pinned to the top of his Twitter output, David Amess announced that appointments to meet him at his constituency surgery could be made by telephone or email. The surgery, of course, was the one More...
Latest audience, future work (with ideas about David Amess incident), and a way to help
It’s time for one of those occasional progress reports with visiting numbers and lists of things to do, but firstly let it be mentioned that I have applied for a judicial review, and there’s a few things to More...
How UK Government’s total disregard for human life and its excellence in the ancient technocratic “science” of deception makes it a danger never to be tolerated (Series finale, Part B)
In November 1941, when the USA declared war on Japan, and subsequently Germany declared war on the USA, the UK Government had achieved that which it had been wanting ever since German armed forces had defied expectation, More...
Half a million Germans dead by the RAF (and friend) is evidence of 50,000 Britons dead by the British Army (Series finale, Part A)
In the closing chapter of his book, Secret Casualties of World War Two, Simon Webb presents a range of between 5,000 and 50,000 for the number of British civilians killed by their supposed own side – i.e. by anti-aircraft More...
