Roy Bretton 
In today’s post, I look at the recent headline: “Council offers support to staff unsettled by St George’s flags.” Yes, you read that right. I open with a picture of the St George’s Cross—on a church, fittingly—because it’s a good place to fly a flag without it being pulled down. What happened Commentators on X … Read more
Today, my thumbnail reads “Vicar Intimidating Flag.” You can see the St George’s Cross and a small Church of England icon. This all stems from a post by the Reverend Brett Murphy on Twitter/X. “Of course, it’s a middle-class, middle-aged female vicar who says St George’s flag graffiti is intimidating. The tide of culture is … Read more
The title on my thumbnail is Free Speech or Hate Speech? This post discusses the case of Lucy Connolly following her release from prison. Different Headlines, Different Framing On social media, I noticed the very different ways the mainstream outlets framed her release: The Daily Telegraph: “Lucy Connolly released from prison.” BBC: “Woman jailed for … Read more
The title on my thumbnail today is, Preacher attacked in Bristol – please threaten to arrest the victim. Today I’m covering the troubling story of a Christian street preacher in Bristol who was attacked by a mob while his wife was also targeted — yet police threatened to arrest him for a public order offence. … Read more
The title of my video and blog post today is “crazy Jesus friends were right all along!” In this post, I want to share some thoughts inspired by a message from Pastor Tim Burt, a man of God and teacher of the Word. The phrase on my thumbnail reads: “On that day when the trumpet … Read more
Today, the title on my thumbnail reads, “Rachel thieves plans to tax high-value homes.” I recently saw a tweet from David Vance which said, “She will destroy our economy in every way possible. This will devastate the property market,” and I must admit, I couldn’t agree more with what he’s saying. Politics UK also posted … Read more
Today we are looking at the story headlined: “Migrants must leave Epping Hotel.” This is a case that has received much attention in recent weeks, both in the press and on social media. The High Court Decision The Daily Telegraph reported that asylum seekers can no longer be housed in the Bell Hotel in Epping, … Read more
Today the title on my thumbnail is “Anti-British council” and this stems from a tweet I saw from David Vance recently which said “Tower Hamlets Council is anti-British.” It certainly seems that way, and we’ll look at the Daily Mail article in a second. The other day I made a video titled Remove Dangerous British … Read more
Today’s thumbnail reads: “Justice is a cutthroat business.” That line was sparked by a tweet comparing two cases that have stirred strong feelings across Britain: a prison sentence for Lucy Colony over a social media post, and the acquittal of Labour councillor Ricky Jones after comments at a demonstration. Many are asking whether British justice … Read more
The headline sounds odd at first — “Remove Dangerous British Flags!!” — but it reflects a very real story. A Labour-run council in Birmingham has ordered Union and St George’s flags to be taken down from lamp posts after a spontaneous, patriotic display by local residents. The council cited health-and-safety concerns, saying, “Placing unauthorised attachments … Read more