FEBRUARY 2018
- The Daily Mail spots Corbyn’s threat to sue about Tory claims he is a traitor but fails to connect the dots with regard to abolition of the right to trial by jury in libel law: RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: Jeremy Corbyn's shameless use of the rich man's libel law is part of a chilling assault on free speech
- Stephen Glover peeks a little further under the mask of Corbynite democracy: When the mask slips, Corbyn neither thinks nor talks like a democratic politician
- If you would like to see how the full nine yards of intelligence analysis can be unloaded on red conspiracy you might well appreciate Diana West’s unflinching aim: When American "Collusion" Looks Like Russian Deception
- Labour’s joint celebration of the Marx bicentennial with EU chieftain Jean-Claude Juncker chimes well with West’s analysis: John McDonnell's Marx tribute ‘shows Labour’s true hard-Left ideology,’ warn MPs
- Against this background Farage confirms he got no protection - and that presumably includes no personal protection weapon license - from May: Nigel Farage: Theresa May Did “Nothing” When I Was Attacked And Wrote To Her For Help
JANUARY 2018
- How BBC kept Leavers off the air for a decade: Analysis finds that just 3.2% of guests talking about the EU on the Today Programme over ten-year period were pro-Brexit:
- Psychiatrists and Democrats Who Are Trying to Impeach Trump for Being Unstable Are Like Soviet and Chinese Communists.
- Momentum-backing medics on doctors' union demand end to its century-old neutrality.
- Solicitors Tribunal reveals: Police alone decided ‘no criminal case’ in Lutfur Rahman’s Tower Hamlets corrupt 2014 election,
- Labour disciplinary chief replaced by Momentum activist convicted of election fraud.
DECEMBER 2017
- A memorably direct expression of the working class view of Labour Party duplicity regarding Brexit took place on Question Time in early December: 'Stabbed in the back' FURIOUS BBC audience member attacks Labour betrayal of working class.
- More evidence has emerged that Labour tactics may include threats of violence: 'We will put your head on a spike': Left-wing trolls threaten MP's pregnant wife and 'wish death on her baby' after he heckled Jeremy Corbyn.
- More evidence of BBC bias emerged regarding President Trump. A BBC interview with his National Security Advisor shows the USA will seek conflict resolution with Russia but will not turn a blind eye to their continuing use of cold war era ‘maskerovskaya’ deception strategy. The interview can be seen on the BBC YouTube site. Although described as the ‘full’ interview it has been edited. If you want to hear the important but excised part of the interview you can access it here: US National Security Adviser General HR McMaster discusses Russia with BBC correspondent Yalda Hakim, 20th December 2017.
- Air Chief Marshal Sir Stuart Peach made clear that Folkestone remains at the centre of national security concerns. He stressed in his Defence Staff Lecture the strategic importance of securing channel tunnel defences and referred to the flexibility provided by the Railway Squadron Royal Logistics Corps: Fleet of Russian submarine drones could cripple Britain by cutting vital phone and web cables, warns head of the Armed Forces.
NOVEMBER 2017
In the recent period there have been a number of reports regarding electoral fraud and dishonest factionalism of some importance in regard to Brexit:
- Jeremy Corbyn hands Labour campaigns chief job to a left-wing activist convicted of election fraud
- Brexit in four easy steps: Labour MP to launch bid to stop Remainers wrecking EU exit Bill
- 'It's VERY obvious!' US author insists there is a 'fifth column' trying to OVERTURN Brexit
OCTOBER 2017
- Brexit should cut queues at Dover, not create them by Simon Gordon
- Following accusations of “McCarthyite” behaviour after Chris Heaton Harris MP wrote to universities asking which professors are involved in teaching European affairs Lee Rotherham asks: How can these Europe-loving lecturers ever be impartial?
- Theresa May’s phoney race war is dangerous and divisive by Munira Mirza
- Ed Klein reveals how US left wing groups travelled to Germany for the G20 Summit last July to meet with Al qaeda and ISIS leaders and plot the destruction of President Trump
- Restoring the British Constitution by Keith Nilsen
SEPTEMBER 2017
- PETER HITCHENS: Corbyn or Blair? Guess which one's the real Marxist menace.
- Philip Hammond’s Conservative conference speech. Philip Hammond claims the Labour Party has been “taken hostage by a clique of hard-left extremist infiltrators.”
- Appeaser Theresa has Soviet Sympathiser Set Up Shadow EU Team Outside Brexiteer Davis’s Department.
- What is the point of UKIP, and how long will their new leader last? This article also has a link to one on the biography of the new UKIP leader.
AUGUST 2017
- There are different responses among Leave campaigners to recent government Brexit proposals concerning whether Britain will remain subordinate to the decision making process of the European Court of Justice. Nigel Farage, Brexit Central and Lawyers 4 Britain are sceptical while longstanding Eurosceptics Bernard Jenkin MP and Peter Bone MP endorse government policy. For these viewpoints see:
Martin Howe QC - EFTA court slavishly follows ECJ judgements
Brexit: Top European judges to continue to influence Britain after EU exit
- Jeremy Corbyn has ended his flirtation with eurosceptic ‘leave’ positions - which were it may be reasonably asserted, designed to ensure the working class Labour vote did not collapse entirely. Labour’s Brexit spokesman Keir Starmer has announced that his party now has a ‘strong and united’ position to work to keep the country inside the EU single market and customs union during a transition period and possibly on a permanent basis. LabourLeave have denounced this dramatic shift stating: “Labour now has a strong and 'united' position against the biggest democratic mandate in British history.”
- As has been reported in the Folkestone press there is a critical shortage of doctors with a local surgery due to close in November without, to date, a replacement service. The shortage of doctors is a direct result of British Medical Association (BMA) policy on recruitment as reported in 2008. BMA meeting: Doctors vote to limit number of medical students. The link to this document was picked up from a thread on Andrew Neil’s twitter account where he questioned whether we should be proud of taking medical staff from some of the world's poorest countries, in contrast to a faction of NHS employees, ‘NHS Million’ who strongly support employing foreign medical staff.
- Today as in the 1930s, real fascism comes from the Left by Norman Tebbit. Tebbit points out Oswald Mosley was a member of both the Conservative and Labour parties. He was also, like all Labour Prime Ministers and Harold Macmillan, a member of the Fabian Society. Historians such as J.L. Talmon have long since argued ideologies which could be described as ‘totalitarian’ - a word first used by Giovanni Gentile, the main theorist of Italian fascism - originate in the French Revolution. As Robespierre declared, Machiavelli was the ‘guiding spirit of the French Revolution.’ The motto of the Fabian Society is that of a wolf in sheep’s clothing.
JULY 2017
- Against the background of the fact that not a single television program (to our knowledge) has explained in any detail the relation between the Grenfell fire, inadequate EU regulations and europhile global warming government incentives to ignore British regulations Christopher Booker explains how "The Grenfell Tower fire would not have happened without the EU"
- In the USA the most political trial this century of a senior elected police officer has been conducted without a jury despite numerous protests. Sheriff Joe Found Guilty by Clinton-Appointed Judge in Jury-less Trial.
JUNE 2017
- The Conservative Party failed to win an outright majority in the general election due to a total of 50 votes upon a national scale according to Laura Kuenssberg and the BBC. The Daily Mail claimed the figure to be 66 votes while the Daily Express claimed the figure to be 401 votes.
- UKIP MEP Nigel Farage claimed, as did others, that the Labour Party gained from students voting twice in the general election. These concerns together with concerns over postal vote fraud, lead Leader of the House Andrea Leadsom to tell MPs that there is a need to “investigate” abuse of the democratic process.
- The political analyst David Sedgwick suggested the General Election might have been the brainchild of Tory Europhiles hoping to weaken the Government’s Brexit position rather than strengthen it.
- John Curtice reported that Labour increased their vote among the middle class while Conservative support among working class voters rose by 12% over the 2015 general election results. Curtice claims the Labour party is no longer the party of the working class but is now rather the party of ‘social liberals.’
- Former British Chambers of Commerce director John Longworth writes that Britain would actually be £156 billion better off without a deal with the EU.
- Barrister David Wolchover claims that Article 50 is an ‘illusion’ and was never actually triggered.
- In the aftermath of the Grenfell fire tragedy questions are being asked about the influence of climate change targets in the choice of external cladding while Richard North looks at the role of the EU regulatory framework in preventing proper testing of such cladding systems in a "live" fire situation.
MAY 2017
- On Breitbart.com (17th May 2017): “Brexit Voters Cannot Afford to Give Theresa May a Massive Majority as She Plans Compromise on Free Movement.” This article concerns the view that Prime Minister May is likely to compromise on free movement in the Brexit negotiations.
- A Sky News report (12th May 2017): “Is Theresa May's team bringing in soft-Brexit Tories?” The report concerns evidence that Theresa May is excluding veteran eurosceptic candidates in the parliamentary selection process for conservative candidates.
- In the Sun (11th May 2017): “'NO EXTREME BREXIT’ David Cameron urges voters to give Theresa May a landslide election victory so she can take on the hard Brexiteers.” This article concerns David Cameron’s view that a larger Tory majority in the forthcoming general election will actually weaken the possibility of the UK leaving the EU.
- In the Daily Express (10th May 2017): "Top Brexiteer MEPs ‘set to lose out on safe Westminster seats at General Election." This article shows how Tory ‘top brass’ under Theresa May’s leadership are preventing eurosceptic Tory MEP’s from being nominated as Westminster parliamentary candidates by safe seat Conservative constituency party organisations.
- A review on conservativewoman.co.uk by Laura Perrins: Elites betrayed the people over immigration – read Douglas Murray’s new book (The Strange Death of Europe: Immigration, Identity, Islam). Douglas Murray’s book explains how uncontrolled mass immigration has been imposed by an elite without the consent of the people - in one poll 67 per cent of the British public believed that immigration over the previous decade had ‘been a bad thing for Britain.’ He also sets out how mass immigration has not been a boon for Britain but in fact has probably cost the UK more than £159 billion.
APRIL 2017
- In the Daily Telegraph (19th April 2017): “Ruth Davidson: big election win will stop Brexiteer extremists holding Theresa May to ransom.” This article explains how some observers think the remain tendencies of Theresa May will resurface and result in a ‘soft’ exit from the EU which in practice could mean hardly any exit at all if she wins a considerably bigger majority.
- In the Sun (23rd April 2017): “Chopping Spree: MPs fear Theresa May planning landslide Cabinet shake-up if Conservatives win big in General Election.” This article explains how Theresa May might use a bigger Tory majority after the next election to get rid of Tory veteran eurosceptics, including Liam Fox.
- In the Daily Express (28th April 2017): “May faces grass roots rebellion as Tories draw up ‘remoaner shortlist’ for constituencies.” This article explains how Tory eurosceptic veterans, including MEPs Daniel Hannan and David Campbell Bannerman, are being prevented from being selected by Tory Constituencies which have expressed a preference for them. Tory Central Office is responsible for creating the ‘remoaner’ shortlist.
- In the Daily Mail on 1st April 2017 Peter Oborne claims the Tory party is headed for an ‘apocalyptic’ struggle between europhiles and eurosceptics regarding the terms of May’s Brexit final agreement. He reports that “a number of Conservatives are profoundly disappointed by last week’s statements from both Theresa May and her Brexit minister, David Davis… Many Conservatives are concerned that she means for Britain to stay in the EU in all but name. These fears have been inflamed by reports that her husband, Philip, a City figure whose views carry weight at home, is a passionate Remainer.” David Davis expects to pay up to £16 billion to access EU markets and May will make concessions on immigration in her final Brexit agreement with the EU. Almost certainly to this list of concessions will be added retention of the European Arrest Warrant. If this fast track, juryless procedure is retained it may turn out British citizens will become subject to the machinations of the planned EU Public Prosecutor’s Office.
- Labour Leave has similar doubts concerning the future of Brexit, arguing that Keir Starmer’s demand that the UK must retain the ‘exact same benefits’ which derived from membership of the EU customs union and single market is unrealistic.
- Meanwhile the Independent reported on 1st April 2017 that the arch Tory europhile MP Anna Soubry has declared that a ‘new, centre ground party could provide a functioning opposition to Theresa May’s hard Brexit.’ Tony Blair has expressed a similar view.