What happened to Nigel Farage is England’s ultimate betrayal of its principles
The English banking system has betrayed Nigel Farage and, in doing so, also betrayed everything England once represented.
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Category: England
How do British subjects like their new king?
I did not write the following post. Instead, it is by Christopher Monckton of Brenchley and originally appeared at American Thinker. As you can see, it has lots of pictures. However, to avoid overloading the server, AT purges pictures after six weeks. Because this is a photo essay, I volunteered
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A sad letter from England
A friend says England is quite a bit the worse of COVID wear. I believe that because no country can survive endless, cyclical lockdowns. One of the joys of the internet is that I’ve reconnected with a very dear friend of mine from England. She is an incredible letter writer
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Manchester rape gangs, the Church of England, and marriage
It matters that the Church of England came out in favor of heterosexual marriage, for marriage is a bulwark protecting girls from Islamic sex trafficking. A few days ago, news broke that Manchester had joined the list of British cities in which gangs of Muslim men (mostly from Pakistan) systematically
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My opinion on Harry’s and Meghan’s divorce from the Royal family *UPDATED*
If only Harry and Meghan, whey they complete their divorce from the royal family, would follow Edward III and Wallis Simpson, and sink into deserved oblivion Once upon a time, a long, long time ago, I would have cared deeply about what’s been going on in England. I grew up
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England goes totalitarian on Tommy Robinson #TommyRobinson #FreeTommy
England, once the cradle of liberty, summarily imprisoned Tommy Robinson for his daring to report on the trial of accused Muslim sex groomers. I have an unhealthy weakness for Britain’s Daily Mail, a crazy amalgam of news, gossip, and human interest. Right now, there’s a story playing out in England
Continue reading[VIDEO] Paul Joseph Watson has The Truth About Broken Britain
Non-stop phone conferences and writing projects today, so no blogging. The evening is then non-stop family, so more no blogging. Thankfully, Paul Joseph Watson is back with a video I highly recommend: I loved my year in England. I love British history. Modern Britain, though? No love, and for exactly
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The Bookworm Beat 9/8/17 — the Hurricanes Are Normal edition
Hurricanes are normal, but Trump Derangement Syndrome obscures that fact. Of course, those subject to TDS are deranged in other ways as well. Just look…. Before I get to the meat of this post — or, because it’s a round-up, the various meats of this post — I want to
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Under Islamic siege, politically-correct England fails the Fawlty Towers test
In 1975’s Fawlty Towers, it was funny to say “don’t mention the war” to Germans. In England today, it’s no joke that you can’t pair Islam with violence. After John Cleese left Monty Python, he and his then-wife, Connie Booth, went on to create and start in Fawlty Towers. In
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After the latest Islamic attack, we see the dregs to which England has sunk
Showing how far it’s sunk, following the latest Islamic attack, England celebrates a coward with his beer as a sign of the nation’s “defiance.” Dregs: 1. Dregs, the sediment of liquids; lees; grounds. 2. Usually, dregs. the least valuable part of anything: the dregs of society. Seldom can the dual
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Bureaucrats seeking job security can be incredibly dangerous *UPDATED*
There are few things more dangerous than a collection of bureaucrats willing to stop at nothing to keep the bureaucracy alive for their own benefit. We’ve seen that here in America. Obama’s bureaucrats, knowing that the good times roll better for bureaucrats under Democratic presidents than under Republican ones, have
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Brexit and #NeverTrump — the losers’ edition
Probably others have already noticed this, but it suddenly flashed on me that the transnational elites’ response to the successful “Leave” vote for Brexit is precisely the same as the #NeverTrumps’ endless temper tantrums about the fact that the wrong man won. When push comes to shove, the sophisticates, whether in
Continue readingReligion, Rights, and Revolution (Part 1)
Sometimes we’re lucky to end up with a super brilliant friend who has the gift of making complex information accessible (sort of like Thomas Sowell). My brilliant friend is Wolf Howling, who has spent the last few years delving deeply into the American Revolution and its causes. He wrote here
Continue readingThe Bookworm Beat 4/12/16 — “Idle thoughts of an idle mind” edition and open thread
If you haven’t read Jerome K. Jerome’s charming Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow, first published in 1886, I recommend it. It is a pleasant antidote to today’s Sturm und Drang. But if you like to be mentally perturbed, you can’t do better than to read this post. All animals
Continue readingThe Bookworm Beat 4/6/16 — the “speed blogging” edition and open thread
If there were a speed-blogging competition, my goal would be to win it with this round-up post. I’d meant to blog at length and at leisure today, but life caught up, including a glitch with the bank, which lost the signatures that would enable me to liquidate my mother’s trust.
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