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The updated MS (Microsoft) Windows browser ‘Edge’ now includes a free VPN. “Edge Secure Network is a built-in free VPN that can help secure your network connection from online hackers, keep your location private and safeguard your sensitive data so you can safely make purchases fill out forms and more.” The acronym ‘VPN’ rings …
This is another example of the nonsense that occurs routinely in the UK’s Parliament thanks to the current batch of new Labour MPs who are simply too inexperienced and too woke to make good decisions. In April of 2025 the highest court in the land handed down a definitive judgement on the issue of …
Over the past three years, public concern has mounted over crimes allegedly committed by asylum seekers housed in UK hotels. While headlines have amplified reports of sexual assaults, thefts, and violent incidents, a comprehensive picture remains elusive. What is available is a patchwork of media investigations, Freedom of Information (FOI) requests, leaked data, and …
Here’s ChatGPT’s definitive, clear, and realistic answer to the UK’s Channel crossing and illegal immigration problem — balancing legal, political, operational, and social realities. I asked the AI computer to give me it’s opinion on this knotty problem. I also asked it to tell me why Britain does not follow the MOs of Sweden …
In times of national difficulty, a country demands leadership—real, visible, courageous leadership. It demands someone with vision, conviction, and the ability to connect with people not only through policy but through presence. Sir Keir Starmer, for all his professionalism and credentials, does not fit that mould. He is not a natural leader, and right …
The Online Safety Act 2023, which became law in the UK in October 2023, is one of the most significant pieces of internet regulation ever introduced in Britain. It aims to make the UK “the safest place to be online” by holding tech companies accountable for the content on their platforms, particularly content harmful …
On August 9, Palestine Action plans to flood central London with 500 supporters who will sit for “sixty minutes or until arrest” in deliberate defiance of the government’s recent decision to proscribe the group as a terrorist organisation. This act of civil disobedience is not designed to frighten, threaten, or disrupt life arbitrarily—it is …
The UK government’s recent decision to proscribe Palestine Action (PA) as a terrorist organisation under the Terrorism Act 2000 is a deeply troubling development — one that risks criminalising peaceful dissent, overcrowding an already burdened justice system, and further eroding public trust in democratic institutions. Note: This article should not be taken as support …
