Month: January 2018

You have all probably seen the current madness over the Bayeux Tapestry. So some wags have created this brilliant online Bayeux generator, which you can use to create your own designs.So, with all the various news items about anti-Semitism and the left this week (mostly, sad to say, referencing the Labour Party), I’m afraid I couldn’t resist creating… Continue reading Ye Livingstone Formulatione On Antisemitisme

Momentum is on a roll. It has just secured three places on Labour’s NEC. It is now on course to easily force deselections in seats where it does not like the sitting MP. It has also, as its first act in that newly-constituted NEC, just ousted the long-serving head of the Disputes Committee, Ann Black,… Continue reading We need to talk about Momentum and anti-Semitism

For the record, I am not a vengeful person and honestly consider desire revenge to be the lowest of emotions. It is difficult, however, not to occasionally appreciate justice when you see it, especially when it is poetic.I also realise that to some this will be old news. However, in the course of writing this week’s… Continue reading Justice, o sweet justice

If you thought 2017 was a disturbing time for world geopolitics, hang on to your hats. Last January we wrote about the potential bear-traps of a Trump presidency. One year into it, they are all still there and mostly look worse. Current situations in Iran, North Korea, Syria, Ukraine and the Baltic states all look… Continue reading 2018: The year of still living dangerously