The Monster Raving Loony Party bills itself as a brilliant piece of satire, taking the Mickey out of politicians. But according to J Sorel, it's actually a tool for the enforcement of Establishment orthodoxy.
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Joanna Sharp The weekend of 26-27th June brought traffic in central London to a complete standstill. Two massive protests took place: Saturday’s Freedom March and Sunday’s Music Industry’s Freedom to Dance event. It is impossible to give precise numbers. The estimates from fellow Saturday marchers range from 500,000 to 2 million, with the Sunday rave …
Rachel Allen The Kill the Bill movement has recently emerged in the UK in response to a proposed piece of legislation called the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill. The bill seeks to amend aspects of the Public Order Act 1986 relating to protest, adding more powers to that Act for the police to impose …
Three senior gentlemen have been in the news this month, each in their way speaking for the tragi-farce that is the New Normal. On Tuesday Feb 2 Centenarian and WW2 veteran ‘Captain Tom’ breathed his last to widespread public grief and mourning. Tom, we are told in the MSM, recently raised £39 million for the …
Regretfully we can’t have a man on the ground during this rally, but here is a facebook live feed which gives you a chance to hear what’s going on. The rally was organised by the Save Our Rights campaign group, you can join their facebook page here. We invite you all to comment, share your …
Sam May OffG’s Samuel May, aka Admin2, was in London for the Unite for Freedom protest, and shares his experiences and impressions. It is estimated that approximately 10,000 gathered in Trafalgar Square to protest on 29 August. This may be an underestimate. I perched atop a portacabin to gain the footage of the turnout you …
Piers Corbyn, a meteorologist (and brother to Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn), says the religion of climate change is a con, much of it being pushed by big money, and politicians that are twisting science for their tax and payola agenda for their mates in industry.
