This is a well-meaning face. It belongs to Colette Yapp-Davis. She is, I am sure, a well meaning person attached to the Goddard Inquiry. I am equally sure her previous career as a Renewables Obligation Officer
What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
Pot Pourri
Picture the scene. You’ve raised little Jamie and Chloe from helpless infants to excitable teenagers. You’ve bought a house in the right catchment area. You’ve hung onto your job somehow and paid the mortgage. You’ve tracked
The Morality Police.
What is a Police Force to do with falling crime figures? Not enough murder and property theft to go round the employees? Start shedding
Continue reading →Freudian Scenarios.
Freud’s grandson, David, is an interesting man. Let us see if he can survive in his present job long enough for me to write this article. Stay where you are for half an hour David, for pity’s
Pokémon Politics.
It’s the latest craze. It’s an augmented reality game that uses your phone’s camera and GPS. How do you play? By
Continue reading →Hidden in Plain Sight?
Yesterday, it was confirmed that Adam Johnson was to remain the poster child for those such as the NSPCC that wish us to believe that the gravest danger likely to to befall a child was coming
The ‘armless 77th Brigade.
I do wonder if the Iraq war had all gone swimmingly and we were awash with cheap oil and grateful Iraqis, whether there would be quite so much airtime afforded to the grieving relatives of the
EUmaggedon.
And with a  flick of my wrist, I have just dumped the third post I have tried to write this morning. I can type fast, but not fast enough to keep up with the resignations amongst
Parliament reviews Investigations into Child Sex Abuse.
Lord Lexden, who used to be Alistair Cooke, a fine author and researcher before acquiring his ermine robes, rose to speak in the House of Lords on Friday.
He paid homage to Carolyn Hoyle
Continue reading →‘What’s Gove got to do, got to do, with it?’
Very little, I suspect. However, Mrs Gove, or Lady MacVine (in the bedroom, with the
Continue reading →Mrs Murrell Goes to Brussels.
Corbynoses and the Book of Brexodus.
And the children of Blair were fruitful, and increased abundantly, and multiplied, and waxed exceeding mighty; and the land was filled with them. They were known henceforth as the Blairites.
Now there arose up a new king
Continue reading →So if we’re not Remainia, what happens next?
“Sneer at us, scare us, patronise us; but never forget; For we are the people of England, that have spoken now.”
With apologies to that nice Mr Chesterton!
Cap’n G has
Continue reading →Jo Cox and GoFundMe.
Even as we are exhorted not to discuss the ‘whys and wherefores’ of her murder, and in particular, not to ascribe our own beliefs to the possible motivation of Thomas
Continue reading →Corrupt Police Officers?
By 1988, Lynette White had been a prostitute for 6 years. Since she was 14 years old, to save you working it out for yourself. She was bright and bubbly, but had never progressed beyond the
“Being wrongly accused of rape is no minor slight”.
Alexander Economou – Not Guilty of Harassment!
The Economou/de Freitas story was destined to attract global attention in these feminista times. He said/she said has become the bread and butter of the media –
Continue reading →In which Ms Raccoon performs a EU turn….
So far, Ms Raccoon has ignored the siren calls begging her to join those in the deep and murky waters of the ‘Remain’ Lagoon of Complacency; she has equally turned a deaf ‘un to the anguished
The Archer’s hitting the Feminist ‘G’ spot.
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“Switch off from Archers’ victim Helen and you’re no better than those who ignore domestic abuse in real life”
That is the damning opinion of Polly Neate, Chief Executive of ‘Women’s Aid.
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Victims and Survivors.
Falsehood flies, and the Truth comes limping after it; so that when Men come to be undeceivâd, it is too late; the Jest is over, and the Tale has had its Effectâ¦
It was 200 years
Continue reading →Rural police left âsitting ducksâ by shortage of armed back-up.
The Police Federation of England and Wales has warned the government the shortage of armed officers leave the country ‘vulnerable to a terror attack’.
John Apter, chairman of
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Phooey Pfizer!
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âPfizer makes its products to enhance and save the lives of the patients we serve. Consistent with these values, Pfizer strongly objects to the use of its products as lethal injections for capital
‘Saint’ Nick and the Fantasist Club.
Someone had a sense of humour at Operation Midland, when they psuedo-named their prime ‘witness’ as Nick.
I am indebted to Bob Woffinden, in his excellent book ‘The Nicholas Cases‘*, for alerting me
Continue reading →Inharmonious Europe.
It is scarcely surprising that Sweden takes the Eurovision Song Contest so mirthlessly seriously. 42 years ago, ABBA burst onto the stage with the politically incorrect reminder of past discord amongst European nations – ‘Waterloo’. A
Fathoming Farron and Cooper.
‘There is nothing wrong with people being afraid of something thatâs dangerous,’ he observes. ‘This is dangerous world and you are better of with your friends and neighbours than you are against.
All that
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First School Kids’ Strike? Cobblers!
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“Thousands Support First School Kids’ Strike”.
Sky Headlines, 3rd May 2016.
Sky journalists really should go back to school. They are way behind with their history – as any teacher who
Continue reading →Hogan-Howe: Cult Leader or Not in Control?
My […] proposal is for a clear public statement about our approach to victim testimony in these very sensitive cases. The
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Daesh and the hand-made Rug Rats.
âWhat it boils down to is to say we must abandon these children to their fate, lest if we do anything,
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Misogynistic Brothel Creeps.
Take your pick – the unfortunate Olivia is a ‘sex-worker’ in the Guardian;Â a ‘professional dominatrix and escort’ in the Socialist Worker; and ‘a prostitute’ in the Independent; nowhere have I seen her described as she
Continue reading →Panama Gnats.
Hey oop! The media midges are on manoeuvres. Dive-bombing unsuspecting celebrity ankles; swarming with righteous innuendo; there is no escape from the garrulous gnats as they mix ‘tax avoidance’ with ‘tax evasion’ and tar every customer of the
Continue reading →The Pachyderm in the Palliative Care room…
Just as no one would read a ‘Baby rearing’ book until the prospect of parenthood was bearing down upon them – so we all adept at ignoring the literature regarding Palliative Care until we become personally involved in
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