The title on my thumbnail is Gazans welcome! In this post, I respond to the recent statements from Yvette Cooper and the British government about welcoming Gazans into the UK. The announcement references expedited visas for children and their immediate family members, biometric checks prior to arrival, and fully funded scholarships for students to begin … Read more
Today, I’m asking a simple question that shouldn’t even need to be asked: Is the British flag now a crime? I know I’ve covered flags a few times recently, but it really does make you wonder and helps people see the madness of what’s going on in our country right now. Arrested for Showing the … Read more
The title of my blog post and video today is, Is there a revolt coming? Across the UK, tensions are rising. Many are asking whether we are heading toward a revolt—or even a revolution. In this post I reflect on a wave of tweets and reports circulating on X (Twitter), including commentary and retweets from … Read more
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
The title on my thumbnail is Elon Gets It The reason for this is I saw a tweet recently from Calvin Robinson: “When the biggest profile on the biggest independent news platform supports your case, you cannot go far wrong.” It’s only a short video—have a quick look. It went a bit fast, but you … Read more
Today, the title on my thumbnail is “Alarming Rape Crime Reports.” I first saw the graphic via Amir Tsarfati’s Telegram channel and then tracked it back to a tweet shared by “Radio Europe.” The image compares “rape reports” in England & Wales, Germany, France and Poland between 2000 and 2023 and asks: “What happened in … 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 title on my video and blog post today is, Investigation for silent prayer. Today’s video looks at the latest development surrounding Isabel Vaughan-Spruce, who is once again being investigated by police for silently praying outside a UK abortion facility. This is now the third time she has faced police scrutiny for standing quietly and … Read more
The title of my video and blog post today is £26 fine for illegal workers. Today’s subject is the widely discussed story of a delivery rider convicted of working illegally in the UK and reportedly fined just £26 — roughly two hours’ pay. This follows a tweet from Prime Minister Keir Starmer stating: “It’s … Read more
Today, I want to ask an important question: Do we really still have freedom of speech in the UK or Great Britain? New Online Safety Laws and Rising Concerns I recently came across an article in the Daily Telegraph discussing how new Online Safety Laws are behind a surge in VPN use. The article noted … Read more