That thing launched at Gatwick still hasn’t landed, and might not be able to
If the Gatwick drone incident teaches one thing, it’s this: remote controlled vehicle enthusiasts need an alibi when the planets rise in the airspace above Britain’s airports. In that way, they may avoid winding up in jail when police exploit busy-bodying tip-offs, from the sort of stupid people who are always mistaking lights on cranes for unidentified More...
British and Russian relations ahead of World War I: paying out the rope for a self-hanging
In this continuation of a series examining the British engineering and instigation of the First World War (previous instalment here), we look at the means by which Russia must have been further reassured by Britain More...
Britain and France’s secret World War I alliance: a guarantor for Russian aggression
Continuing the series where post-9/11 criticism is applied to the events leading to the start of the First World War (see list at foot of page), this piece looks at the de facto military alliance that existed, in More...
The Stage: Theresa May copes in pantomime debut as old woman who scraped excrement from the bottom of a shoe
So, all of a sudden there is going to be a vote of no confidence in Theresa May, and possibly a Tory leadership contest. Make no mistake, it is all about engineering support in the country for a bad Article 50 deal. More...
It’s beginning to look a lot like Horusfest – lumps of coal galore
Now is the time of year that people are assembling grove-temples in their living rooms, and training children to put solid faith in fantasies about a fat old man who in the English adaptation of the central European More...
As useless “Tommy Robinson” fails to besmirch Brexit, the writing is on the wall for his enablers
In the end there was no violence during UKIP’s “Brexit Betrayal” march and rally, but then the psyop was much more sophisticated than that. Thanks to the event being a dismal failure beyond expectation – More...
Orcs in the Shire: why the Establishment hates nuanced discussion of immigration and Islam
The Lord of the Rings by JRR Tolkien, on first perusal, presents itself a fascinating prospect for the discovery of a particular paradigm-confirming esoteric meaning – which presumably has never been properly More...
Absolutely no surprises as “Tommy Robinson” set to pied-pipe useful idiots into Brexit trap
When Patrick O’Flynn†, MEP, quit the UKIP the other day (joining William Dartmouth, Bill Etheridge and Jim Carverǂ), he cited the relationship between the leadership and the “Tommy Robinson” character played More...