Monthly Archives: October 2021

Sewage may be in the UK’s waterways but Keir Starmer is in the sewage, according to his latest poll ratings. It’s all because he forced Labour into a factional war by barring former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn from the Parliamentary … Continue reading →

We’re already calling this year’s big climate change summit COPOUT 26 – and with good reason, what with it being hosted by the UK under Boris Johnson. Nobody expects the worst British leader since King John to negotiate any deal … Continue reading →

https://scheerpost.com/2021/10/28/hedges-the-most-important-battle-for-press-freedom-in-our-time/ Chris Hedges: The Most Important Battle for Press Freedom in Our Time | scheerpost.com

Has anybody taken the prime minister to one side and explained the Budget to him in words he can understand? I thought not. The problem with everything Rishi Sunak said in his speech is that we must not believe a … Continue reading →

Keir Starmer: an election will be a chance to get rid of HIM. To be honest, This Writer had not expected it, but some people are claiming that Sunak’s Budget is heralding a general election next year. And my first … Continue reading →

Doctor EXPOSES Plan to Sell #NHS to American Corporations

Here’s an MP who doesn’t know when to keep quiet – This Writer’s MP, as it happens (although I didn’t vote for her): Deeply misleading. It ignores the massive flaw in the amendment (i.e. forcing taxpayers to pay up to … Continue reading →

Labour has just suffered a heavy by-election defeat. In the Newark and Sherwood by-election, Labour dropped from first to third: Rainworth South and Blidworth (Newark and Sherwood) by-election result: IND: 66.2% (+35.8)CON: 17.1% (-12.9)LAB: 16.7% (-22.9) Independent GAIN from Labour. … Continue reading →

Case Continues. Were it not for some of our eagle-eyed contributors this case would be ignored even on this site. It is an injustice, not just for disabled people but for those on ” Income-based Jobseekers Allowance, Income-related Employment and … Continue reading →

Ambrose Evans-Pritchard’s thoughts are summarised here. He asserts that the proposed Whitehaven coal mine in Cumbria (site above), backed by Australian private equity group EMR Capital, has no commercial rationale and will be obsolescent before it ever opens. It was … Continue reading →