– My week from hell shows that the Britain we love and trust is gone. This must once again be a fair and free country with a police force that solves real crimes instead of imagined ones.
Continue reading »Trump wasn’t the candidate who made women feel bullied and rejected. That job was taken by Kamala Harris. Why did Democrats think women wouldn’t care about immigration or the economy?
Continue reading »Representatives of the Reform party in the UK were banned from asking questions in parliament about Axel Rudakubana, who stabbed three little girls to death in Southport on 29 July, party leader Nigel Farage has revealed. “The state apparatus is keeping a lid on information, and that risks destroying trust in democracy,” says the Reform leader.
Continue reading »Major investors and hedge funds are also starting to prepare their investments for Trump winning the election on 5 November. Some are betting billions of dollars on this, while there are still investors who are trying to hedge their bets by betting on both parties. For the world, there are other things that matter more.
Continue reading »Not even Time Magazine gets to interview Kamala Harris. She focuses on sex shows and The View, and even 60 Minutes has to embellish her meaningless word salad before broadcast.
Continue reading »Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman’s appearance at Cambridge University was cancelled after protests from fascist “anti-fascists”. British academia is bowing to tyrants, while democracy is crumbling and soon to be history.
Continue reading »The psychologist in the Swedish news program Nyhetsmorgon believes that parents should help their child by affirming it when it identifies as a fox, wolf or cat. I agree, one hundred percent, but I want to go further than the psychologist.
Continue reading »After nine years in power, support for Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has plummeted and voters are calling for his resignation. People have had enough of the woke prince and his empty promises.
Continue reading »So-called experts have been wrong too often not to admit it to the public. They should soon realise that predictions are not science at all, and perhaps they should start promoting their predictions without letting them be influenced by which political side they belong to.
Continue reading »Labour has been in power for less than 100 days. Yet the results of Labour’s socialist war on prosperity are all too clear. What should scare the living daylights out of the British people is that there are more than 1,700 days left in Labour’s term.
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