Sam’s Lament
BY SAM HOOPER Britain will always be home to me. I will never renounce my citizenship, even though I will now proudly take American citizenship and become a joint citizen of the other country to which I feel love and loyalty when I become eligible to do so. But speaking strictly from the perspective of someone who thinks about policy and writes about politics more … Continue reading Sam’s Lament
The PETA Machine
BY NIGEL BEAN & PAUL READ Meet Professor Ted Friend. He explains in the video below how PETA tried to have him fired because the findings of his research weren’t in line with their ideology. Most decent folk in the UK would be appalled at this behaviour but not UK politicians, so it would appear. They need campaigns to keep them in the public eye, … Continue reading The PETA Machine
Corbyn’s Impotent Britain
BY JAMIE FOSTER Jeremy Corbyn is a pacifist. That is to say he opposes any military action taken by Britain or the United States under any circumstances. He is not a pacifist to the extent that it causes him to criticise Russia or Syria for their military action, but he does not want Britain or the US to take any military action at all. His … Continue reading Corbyn’s Impotent Britain
Peeping Social Media Police
BY BEN PENSANT As a died-in-the-wool regressive it’s not often I have anything good to say about the filth. When they’re not harassing the black community or choking drug-dealers to death, they’re pepper-spraying peaceful protesters. To be frank, until recently I was quite content for PM Corbyn to abolish the police altogether and introduce voluntary ‘community peacekeepers’, an idea floated by socialist demigod Dan Arel, … Continue reading Peeping Social Media Police
Quintessentially English: Bell-Ringing
BY SB JONES Churches and bell-ringing go together like love and marriage. It’s not as easy as it looks, nor is it as difficult as you might imagine – let me explain… The church where I ring is All Saints, a large church dating back, in its present design, to the Reign of Charles II. This is the era of its rebuilding after the Great … Continue reading Quintessentially English: Bell-Ringing
Conservatives are Fools?
BY DOMINIC WIGHTMAN Red-pilling Corbynites is not that complex a sport – far fewer parameters than fly-fishing and certainly less taxing than golf. Just sidestep those lost cultist zombies who require professional deradicalisation by Prevent (or, my preferred therapy, a few months in one of Chavez’ socialist barrios in Caracas, from which they will emerge, I assure you, Friedmanite). Best hone in on targets with grey … Continue reading Conservatives are Fools?
Simple Hunter’s Chicken
Ingredients: 1 Chicken Breast 2 rashers of bacon 1 tbsp Barbeque sauce 15- 20g of cheese Instructions: Cook the chicken breast by whichever method preferred Cook the bacon slightly less than you would have it Once cooked, place the chicken on the grill pan then add a small amount of bbq sauce, top with bacon, then add the rest of the bbq sauce Finally, … Continue reading Simple Hunter’s Chicken
Takes One To Know One
BY JOHN ISMAEL Corbyn’s Labour’s abject failures of recent weeks have exposed their true colours: anti-Semitic, America/Britain-hating, dismissive of all military action (making redundant the UK’s military and nuclear deterrent) and scarily incapable of saying anything bad about Russia. Their stances on both the Skripal poisoning and Syria attack are risible. Time-travel this rabble back to 1940 and they’d be lined up against a wall … Continue reading Takes One To Know One
Watermelon & Prosecco Sorbet
Ingredients: 1 watermelon, medium, chopped, total weight 450g once prepped 1 lemon, large, juiced 75ml of Prosecco Rosemary syrup 2 sprigs of rosemary, large 100ml of water 100g of caster sugar Instructions: To begin, make the simple rosemary syrup. Add the sugar, water and rosemary to a medium saucepan and place over a low heat. Allow the sugar to slowly dissolve in the … Continue reading Watermelon & Prosecco Sorbet
