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Starmer is too weak to lead Britain at this most difficult of times judging by performance. This is becoming fact not opinion. At least Trump has balls to use the vernacular; the courage to do big things which sometimes shock people. One of his ‘big things’ is to reduce, to a relative trickle, illegal …
Daniel Finkelstein in The Times of 17th Sept. 2025 writes: “Everyone in Westminster is talking about the Manchester mayor Andy Burnham as the alternative [to Starmer as PM]…” Yes, which means that very few are talking about anyone in the Labour Party as a suitable alternative to Starmer. Which in turn means that there …
Leadership is often judged by grand speeches, bold policies, or the charisma of the Prime Minister. Yet, as Admiral William H. McRaven famously told University of Texas graduates in 2014, success begins with small, disciplined actions — like making your bed every morning. Completing that simple task instils a sense of accomplishment, builds momentum, …
Politicians on both sides of the Atlantic like to attack Farage because he gets to the underlying problems. He exposes the underbelly of society. This is a no-no for status quo politicians who like the nasty side of society to remain hidden as to do so supports the status quo upon which their power …
Sir Keir Starmer has spent his first weeks in office fawning over Donald Trump. A state visit, lavish banquets, and even a letter from the King — all choreographed to show that Britain is once again America’s dutiful ally. The Prime Minister dressed it up as a “reset” of the special relationship, a demonstration …
