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By David Craig, on January 17th, 2025
Friday-weekend blog
I was looking at Robber Reeves’s ‘farmer harmer’ tax. Two things confused me:
it wouldn’t raise much money as many farmers would pass on their farms seven years before their deaths and thus avoid the tax it would only raise that money very slowly as those farms which get caught by the […]
By David Craig, on December 17th, 2024
Tusday blog
I had an article on The Daily Sceptic (link below). The best bit is not the article but the readers’ comments except for some (IMHO) garrulous buffoon who calls himself/herself/itself (I think that covers the main genders as I don’t want to be sent to prison for misgendering someone) ‘Jabby McStiff’ presumably […]
By David Craig, on December 7th, 2024
weekend blog
Being a rather slow and ignorant person, I’m struggling to believe the story we’ve been fed about former Labour transport minister Louise Haigh’s admission of fraud. After all, surely if you’ve had your handbag stolen and reported this to the police claiming your work phone was in your handbag and you later […]
By David Craig, on November 24th, 2024
Sunday/Monday blog
Obviously readers will be well aware of the rather uncomfortable questions which have been raised about what work experience our excellent Chancellor, the ‘Right Honourable’ Rachel Reeves, actually had. I have no insight into the truth of what Rachel from Accounts actually did before becoming a revered politician. Hopefully, over the next […]
By David Craig, on November 16th, 2024
Sunday-Monday blog
Hopefully you’ve seen the various articles about how our great Chancellor, Rachel ‘Wrecking-ball’ Reeves, has been reported as having changed her cv on the networking website LinkedIn. She now no longer claims to have been working as an economist when she was employed at HBOS (Halifax/Bank of Scotland)
Perhaps we can shed […]
By David Craig, on November 3rd, 2024
Monday blog
Give Starmer’s current ‘approval’ ratings (see chart below), I suspect he will be rather interested in protecting the (IMHO) cowardly thug, Labour MP Mike Amesbury, in order to avoid a by-election which might see Reform taking the seat despite a previous 15,000+ Labour majority:
But how will Starmer protect the Runcorn Rumbler […]
By David Craig, on October 28th, 2024
Monday-Tuesday blog
I attach below a recent Neil Oliver monologue which I think may be one of his best.
While you may not agree with everything Neil Oliver says, I admire him for his courage in speaking out against our power-crazed elites. After all, he must know that by voicing anti-establishment opinions, he will […]
By David Craig, on October 21st, 2024
Monday-Tuesday blog
I don’t attach below a shortish YouTube video from Dr John Campbell. In it he tried to explain the mechanism by which mRNA vaccines may be damaging many people’s health, in particular by accelerating cancer growth.
Campbell is calling for governments to pause mRNA vaccine use and developments until medical trials can […]
By David Craig, on October 19th, 2024
weekend blog
As I’m running out of material, here’s a fairly hard-hitting article from The Conservative Woman.
I particularly like the quote from Dr Richard Lindzen:
‘So here we are, confronted with policies that destroy Western economies, impoverish the working middle class, condemn billions of the world’s poorest to continued poverty and increased […]
By David Craig, on September 29th, 2024
Sunday-Monday blog
Who is leaking and why?
Something strange is happening. Someone, possibly not far from Starmer’s inner circle, appears to be leaking damaging stories about Britain’s most honourable and honest prime minister. This abominable leaker seems to be trying to undermine brave Sir Keir’s credibility and give the impression that he’s just a […]
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