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Car congestion? Simple, build more roads!
The publication of Sir Rod Eddington's report on the future of transport, and roads in particular, seems to epitomise our political elites attitude towards cars these days. Indeed, comments made by the...
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The 'underclass'? There's no such thing
As the title of this post suggests, I have a major problem with the entire concept of the 'underclass'. Firstly, in a modern capitalist society like Britain, there is no section of it that is...
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Rosemary Behan: oh so fashionably anti-working class
It’s seems that having a go at the lives of ordinary people is becoming a highly fashionable sport these days. No doubt spurred on by the Tories condescending ‘Tosser’ campaign - The Times (London)...
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Eco-alarmism: it's giving kids nightmares
"[Scientists should consider stretching the truth] to get some broadbased support, to capture the public's imagination. That, of course, entails getting loads of media coverage. So we have to offer up...
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It's war Jim, but not as we know it
It appears as if Britain really is at war with Iran - well, a war of words to be more precise - and mealy-mouthed words at that. However, it seems that no one can hardly accuse the British government...
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Slavery: please, spare me all the apologies
It is still not entirely self-evident as to why middle-class blacks are begging the British authorities to apologies for a social system that was abolished long before any of us were even born. Slavery...
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Lee Jasper: the multiculturalists go insane
This story starts back in early 2004, when a former High Court judge Sir John Blofeid, led an investigation into the death of David Bennett, a black schizophrenic patient. Blofeid's inquiry concluded...
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Genocide: and the tyranny of modern secular 'heresy-hunters'
"Of certain Accusations that require particular Moderation and Prudence. It is an important maxim, that we ought to be very circumspect in the prosecution of witchcraft and heresy. The accusation of...
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Global warming: two word argument for doing sweet FA
The current debate surrounding global warming and climate change is enough to cause steam to come out of my ears - indeed, these days, the very mention of the words 'global warming' is more than enough...
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The Earth dies screaming, so pass the Courvoisier
The Live Earth concerts is proof that the politics of environmentalism are rooted in middle-class hypocrisy.I have yet to see many, or any seasoned environmental campaigners fully endorse the Live...
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Let's celebrate the freedom of flight
At a time when hundreds of miserable anti-flying protestors are descending on Heathrow airport at it's most busiest time of the year, hell bent on causing disruption - I think it’s high time we start...
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Save Darfur: a Chatterati's wet dream
The cause of peace in Africa can never be served by self-righteous liberals in the West who constantly make events on the ground in Africa sound far worse than they really are. These liberal...
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Darfur: when 'peacekeeping' means colonialism
It's true that an image can be worth a thousand words - just take a good look at the image above. It's a photograph of two UN Belgian troops who were caught trying to roast a Somali boy, yes, you got...
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neo-Jacobin special: against the Guardian
A neo-Jacobin special essay - 50,000 editions of the imperialist, warmongering, hate-filled Guardian newspaperBy Murray McdonaldThere have been 50 000 issues of what was then called the Manchester...
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Teens: old enough to bear arms, but not smoke?
It's hard to imagine what it's like to be 17 years old in Gordon Brown's petty authoritarian Britain - if you're 17 you can legally have sex, get married and start a family, you can even volunteer to...
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Al Gore: belittling the Nobel 'Peace' Prize
There was a time when the prestigious Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to brave people and organisations who had put their own lives on the line in order to help the victims of conflicts, or it was the...
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Freedom: even for the thoughts we hate
Before I start, I would like to make one thing very clear, I have no time, or sympathy whatsoever for racist scum like the British National Party and its supporters. Indeed, I would like to think of...
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Environmentalism: bang goes thier nuclear arguments
There may actually be a coherent and decent argument against building a new generation of nuclear power stations in Britain - but the British environmentalist movement have not come up with one single...
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Artistic freedoms under attack in Britain
Britain is not exactly a 'police state' as some on the left of politics would like to suggest - indeed, I would argue that such propositions say far more about the people who espouse it than it does...
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Zimbabwe: a state the West loves to hate
It has become highly fashionable in the Western media to draw far fetched parallels between the architect of the Holocaust, Adolf Hitler, and Zimbabwe's current incumbent, Robert Mugabe. Of course,...
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Climate change: who's afraid of geo-engineering?
When it comes to the debate about possible solutions to climate change, environmentalists are forever banging on and on about the fact that it is they who are 'armed' with nothing but the latest peer...
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Brazilian cinema - Tropa de Elite
The most talked about Brazilian film since Fernando Meirelles’ Oscar nominated masterpiece City of Gods. The director of Tropa de Elite, Jose Padilha, has already scoped the top prize at the Berlin...
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Failing banks? Why not let them fail?
The best joke I’ve heard recently is ‘what’s the difference between the Provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA) and bankers? Some people still have a bit of sympathy for the IRA’.British capitalism is...
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UK thought police almost running amok
I always think its preferable that people should say exactly what they are thinking, even if it is prejudiced – indeed, it is far better to just come out with it, than keeping it in, so to speak....
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Environmental correctness - a new religion?
I would call myself a secularist, who is quite happy to tolerate the existence of all the other various religious denominations – even the relatively new, secular religion - environmentalism.Is it fair...
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