What it is to burn 203
Posted on
January 04, 2020 by
Chris Cairns
Archive for the ‘comment’
From the archives #10 91
Posted on
January 03, 2020 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
From less than 10 years ago:
A plebiscitary election? Now there’s an idea you don’t hear much any more.
The Hillary Step 237
Posted on
December 31, 2019 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
The 2010s end in a matter of hours, and everyone and their genderfluid dog is writing retrospectives of the 10 years just past. This site, which came into existence in the second year of the decade, has very little interest in following suit – we’ve always been about the future.
But a cursory glance over the shoulder does reveal one immediately striking fact that’s worthy of passing note.
A radical idea 324
Posted on
December 29, 2019 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
Gee, you think?
If only someone had said something before, eh readers?
The Failure 173
Posted on
December 23, 2019 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
We got blocked by LBC’s James O’Brien today for very gently and politely challenging him over this tweet:
And while this site most assuredly carries no torch for Jeremy Corbyn, it’s a reframing of reality that merits a bit of investigation for what it tells us about the UK media.
Things we told you would happen, part 99 200
Posted on
December 19, 2019 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
The Abolition Of Sanity, Part 2 202
Posted on
December 19, 2019 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
Yesterday we posted an article noting that hardline trans-rights extremists, among whose number we must regretfully count the Scottish Government, were engaged in a determined and alarmingly successful attempt to abolish the scientific basis for reality.
We did not expect such a striking illustration of that assertion to arrive this soon.
Enemies within 263
Posted on
December 18, 2019 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
It really is quite the remarkable feat of timing that concerted mass reporting by SNP activists managed to get the Wings Twitter account (and several others) closed down this week of all weeks, isn’t it?
They’re also trying to get my personal account banned, and reporting scores of others, in an open attempt to purge any sort of dissenting opinions from public dialogue at exactly the same time as opening a “consultation” whose outcome has already been predetermined, and which in another remarkable coincidence is due to close just a few days into the four weeks scheduled for the Alex Salmond trial.
What were the odds, eh readers?
The misunderstanding 119
Posted on
December 10, 2019 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
There are just under 36 hours until the 2019 general election.
God help us all.
