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2025 – James O’Brien, a prominent LBC radio presenter, hates Brexit so much he’ll bring up the topic and slag off Brexiteers at any available opportunity to the point where the listening public are heartily sick of the arrogant man. He always characterises Brexit has a massive act of self-harm by the British people. …
This is a quick post based on my observation of the much publicised meeting between Trump’s envoy to Israel, Steve Witkoff, and Benjamin Netanyahu (“Bibi”). On first sight it is a typical meeting but I quickly realised that something was wrong with Witkoff’s sitting position. His legs are splayed out. They have to be …
🇪🇺 THE WEST IS LOSING ITS WAY—AND I AGREE WITH JD VANCE I don’t always see eye-to-eye with JD Vance politically all the time, but on Europe’s handling of mass migration, I believe he’s absolutely right. The European Union—and yes, I include the UK in this despite Brexit—is facing a cultural and civilizational crisis, …
What Truly Fuels Hamas? A Look Beyond the Propaganda Wars The argument here is that Israel through their actions are a recruiting agent for Hamas terrorists. And, importantly, they are fostering anti-semitism across the globe. The average person can see what is going on in Gaza. Reliable news media reports that some IDF officers …
In a society still shaped by male desire, a woman’s face is often more than just a face — it is a canvas onto which culture, commerce, and centuries of sexual signalling are projected. The global beauty industry, estimated at over half a trillion dollars, thrives on this reality. It persuades women — subtly …
Throughout history, certain patterns of conquest, settlement, and marginalisation repeat themselves — often with devastating effect on the native populations. Nowhere is this more evident than in the striking parallels between the experience of the Palestinian people in the Middle East and that of Indigenous peoples across the Americas, Australia, and other colonised lands. …
Human beings are not only individuals — we are inheritors. We carry with us not only our own experiences but also those of our ancestors, our communities, and our cultures. This idea lies at the heart of collective memory, a powerful force that shapes identity, behavior, and belief across generations. When that memory is …
For decades, cannabis has occupied a curious place in British law and culture: criminalized by statute yet tolerated in practice; decried as a gateway drug yet celebrated for its medical uses; widely perceived as benign by many, even as leading psychiatric bodies raise alarm bells. Today’s cannabis landscape—with ultra‑high‑potency “skunk” available on every urban …
