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Feminists fail to turn a Trick over Jesus’ Cock.

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by Anna Raccoon on March 13, 2016

Where is Germaine Greer when you need her?

Radegund was quite a gal – born in 520, daughter of a King of Thuringia, she was brought up in a household of warring murderous brothers fit to

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Playing Soft Ball.

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by Anna Raccoon on March 2, 2016

We awoke this morning to the news that the BBC had discovered fresh dangers lurking in the undergrowth to damage your children for life.

Not all children, naturally. Â Those who play football are apparently safe, despite the

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Jungle Drums.

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by Anna Raccoon on March 1, 2016

I was always amazed that the French managed to have a Revolution. One of the first things you notice in France is how incredibly disciplined everyone is. Compared to the English, that is.

The children, from

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‘Saint’ Bernard Hogan-Howe safe – but is he a ‘Pussyfoot’?

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by Anna Raccoon on February 13, 2016

I have always been of the opinion that the age of ‘Savilisation’, a term I invented and now proudly watch as it propagates through the media, was a perfect storm of tensions between the media, the

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Not yet ‘Settle’d.

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by Anna Raccoon on February 10, 2016

Mark Watts was busy picking the cherries out of the Operation Vincente review conducted by Deputy Chief Constable James Vaughan of Dorset Police.

Met was right to interview Lord Brittan over rape – review.

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Dignity and Depravity.

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by Anna Raccoon on February 9, 2016

A thought has been buzzing around in my head for some time now – you’ll just have to bear with me. Nothing else will get written until I rid my brain of

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Necro-nonce© policing and Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe.

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by Anna Raccoon on February 7, 2016

Every single working day of the past year; every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday – and come to that – most Saturdays for good measure, a senior and specially trained police officer of the gender requested by

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Rough Kids – Rough Love.

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by Anna Raccoon on February 4, 2016

It was a stroke of genius, ten years ago, for Ms Camila Batmanghelidjh to invite documentary maker, Lynn Alleyway, into her multi-coloured harem to film her charitable work with underprivileged kids – ‘Tough Kids – Tough Love‘. It

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Surrey Police and Lynne Owens.

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by Anna Raccoon on February 3, 2016

If Surrey Police appear at times to have a symbiotic relationship with the Metropolitan Police, it could date back to the days when districts like Epsom, Elmbridge and Reigate were the province of the Metropolitan Police, and were

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The Taming of the Screw?

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by Anna Raccoon on January 26, 2016

Once upon a time, children, in this septic isle, we used to slope off to Sunday School in order to learn the rules of moral transgression. Moral authority was exclusively the preserve of the Church, who denounced sinners

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CPS accused of suppressing police corruption evidence.

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by Anna Raccoon on January 24, 2016

It would seem self-evident that London and the UK is the world centre for laundering ill-gotten gains – house prices in London didn’t reach their current stratospheric heights as a result of decent honest businessmen competing to house

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Sister Frances Dominica Ritchie

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by Anna Raccoon on January 22, 2016

Sister Dominica is a 73 year old Nun from the Anglican order of ‘All Saints Sisters of the Poor‘. She eventually became Mother Superior of the order.

Her younger brother, David, was born with only one

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George Washington and ‘I can’t tell a lie’.

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by Anna Raccoon on January 19, 2016

George Washington and the ‘I can’t tell a lie’ Cherry Tree fable is probably the most enduring myth about an American leader that any English schoolchild will remember. Even the myth has myths around it – the original

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Odour Cologne.

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by Anna Raccoon on January 16, 2016

‘Taharrush gamea’ – it sounds like a sexually transmitted disease; a cross between Thrush and Gonorrhea. It is a word you will become only too familiar with in the coming weeks. Taharrush gamea is spreading like the plague across Europe.

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Release the ‘Booze Hound’ from Anonymity!

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by Anna Raccoon on January 15, 2016

Would you give Louis Richardson a job?

Reading History, head of the Debating Society, member of the Conservative Party, a confident, presentable, appearance; he should score well as you sift through the initial pile of

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The Long and Winding Road to Damascus

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by Petunia Winegum on December 1, 2015

On Wednesday, the Commons will debate and vote on whether the fearsome might of the RAF – all half-dozen available planes – will join the US and the French in dropping bombs on Syria in the optimistic

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The Thin Blue Line

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by Petunia Winegum on November 30, 2015

Politics, it is true, attracts certain ‘types’, often in stereo. On the left, there is the social crusader whose guilt at his comfortable middle-class upbringing is manifested as doing the right thing by those who didn’t share

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Truth is the first casualty.

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by Anna Raccoon on November 15, 2015

As the media gird their loins for days and weeks worth of satisfying bleeding, crying, heart-rending front pages, one question stands out ‘How could young men become so radicalised that they turn into

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Camila Batmanghelidjh – More revelations.

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by Anna Raccoon on November 11, 2015

In case you haven’t seen it – what follows is the written evidence of a Kid’s Company employee that was submitted to the House of Commons Public Administration Committee. It is quite devastating

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Trigger Mortis.

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by Anna Raccoon on November 10, 2015

One of the most chilling images in Orwell’s dystopian Oceania was the army of young ‘Spies’; the children who struck terror into adult hearts by threatening to expose any deviation from approved behaviour.

‘You’re a traitor!’

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Is that a Gun in your pocket?

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by Anna Raccoon on November 8, 2015

Or are you still ‘transitioning’ Officer? – As Ms West might have been forced to inquire these days.

An armed MoD police officer making the delicate transition from male to female,

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Polio Braggadocio.

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by Anna Raccoon on November 3, 2015

Tell me, do you hesitate to pick up a beautiful feather, discarded by an escaping pheasant? Do you hear your Mother’s voice as you bend down to touch it? I can tell your age by your answer.

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Our Sweet Lords

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by Petunia Winegum on October 29, 2015

Out-of-touch, privileged, cosseted from the real world, little or no interest in what goes on beyond their bubble, imbued with an arrogant born-to-rule sense of their own importance; sons, daughters, nephews and nieces of former occupants, inheriting

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‘This Septic Isle’ – full of elderly Paedophiles.

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by Anna Raccoon on October 28, 2015

Just how do you rehabilitate a society where two thirds of the adult males have been jailed for sexual offences? Where more than half the population are dependant pensioners, and where, within the

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The Pied Pipers of Paedo Panic.

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by Anna Raccoon on October 16, 2015

The Times excels itself in the blame game.

In times of yore, Kelvin MacKenzie, then at the helm of the great ship ‘Sun’, was of the opinion that the

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Jeremy the Gardener.

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by Anna Raccoon on October 13, 2015

Fellow geriatrics will have sympathised. When a man reaches the age at which he remembers to wear a vest when he goes out, he also sends off to the Daily Express for one of those

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Watson Tide

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by Petunia Winegum on October 12, 2015

If we were to think of those who voted for the 2003 Allied invasion of Iraq and did their utmost to block any investigation into the affair, certain obvious names would leap forward; it’s significant that these

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Portuguese Enfranchisees.

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by Anna Raccoon on October 11, 2015

There’s been a coup in Portugal! That is according to the newly trending hashtag #PortugalCoup .

Exciting stuff a coup. Jackbooted men marching around,

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Predictive Policing and ‘Allegator’ Algorithms.

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by Anna Raccoon on October 1, 2015

Traditional Policing has always paid attention to crime ‘hot spots’. Keeping an eye on the ATM machine where several muggings have occurred over the previous few weeks; Making a regular ‘drive by’ a park where a rapist

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Predictive Policing and ‘Allegator’ Algorithms.

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by Anna Raccoon on September 30, 2015

Traditional Policing has always paid attention to crime ‘hot spots’. Keeping an eye on the ATM machine where several muggings have occurred over the previous few weeks; Making a regular ‘drive by’ a

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