British cutters should patrol the Channel in French waters and return all migrants back to France before they get anywhere near Britain, say two former heads of the Home Office’s immigration service. The two former top officials say the current approach where the Border Force cutters bring the migrants back to Britain after they reach… Continue reading Migrants from France Part 6
Month: May 2020
The SNP Ain’t Scotland Part 2
In hock to corporate lobbyists and with a record of voting with the Scottish Tories on everything from progressive taxation, outsourcing and against public ownership of rail, the SNP nonetheless appears to have convinced many London-based progressives that the politics of national identity have somehow alchemised north of the border into a vision they can… Continue reading The SNP Ain’t Scotland Part 2
May 2020. The Writing of the Surrender Document
May 2020. Friday 8 May is the 75th anniversary of VE day- the end of the Second World War in Europe. Few people realised that a British theatre actor and manager, turned soldier, drafted the historic document of surrender which ended the conflict. For years, John Counsell’s twin daughters had no idea about the role… Continue reading May 2020. The Writing of the Surrender Document
May 2020. Italy Partially Lifts Covid Lockdown
May 2020. Italy is leading Europe in easing lockdown measures aimed at containing the spread of the new coronavirus, almost two months after the epidemic hit the continent.More than 4.4 million Italians went back to work on Monday after seven weeks of extraordinary restrictive measures. In Italy, Europe’s worst-hit country in terms of deaths, almost… Continue reading May 2020. Italy Partially Lifts Covid Lockdown
Migrants from France Part 5
Thousands of migrants living in desperate conditions on the French coastline while they wait to cross to the UK are at high risk from coronavirus, a charity has said. Why don’t they go home then? Up to 1,000 refugees are living in Calais alone, with many seeking to try the dangerous crossing despite repeated safety… Continue reading Migrants from France Part 5
Problems with Diversity Part 14
On September 24, 2015 (LifeSiteNews) – The most common criticism that LifeSite and many of the more effective pro-life, pro-family leaders endure is that we are “divisive”, that we “judge” and that Jesus would not say what we say or that Jesus is more loving and accepting of all people, etc. These criticisms are made… Continue reading Problems with Diversity Part 14
May 2020. VE Day 1945
May 2020. Victory in Europe Day is the day celebrating the formal acceptance by the Allies of World War II of Nazi Germany’s unconditional surrender of its armed forces on Tuesday, 8 May 1945, marking the end of World War II in Europe. Several countries observe public holidays on the day each year, variously called… Continue reading May 2020. VE Day 1945
Mar 2016. daesh Suicide Bomber in Hilla
March 2016. With daesh getting pushed back, they’re returning to guerrilla tactics. They’ve claimed responsibility for a suicide attack with an explosive-laden fuel tanker on an Iraqi police checkpoint south of Baghdad on Sunday, killing at least 60 people and wounding more than 70. It was in the mostly Shia area of Hilla. https://vk.com/video503532632_456239964
Protests in France Part 3
The government published an official decree on Saturday banning all non-essential gatherings, but hundreds of protesters, some wearing protective masks, began convening outside the Montparnasse train station, chanting anti-Macron slogans. The yellow vests, named after the high-visibility jackets they wear, were holding a 70th consecutive Saturday of action. The movement emerged late in 2018, triggered… Continue reading Protests in France Part 3
Nov 2016. Duterte and the Philippines Killings
November 2016. The Philippines President RodrigoDuterte has said he Might Follow Russia’s step to Withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC). Duterte called the Court “Useless” and Railed against the USA and other Western Nations which have Accused him of Illegal Killings as part of his Aggressive Crackdown on Drugs.”They are Useless, those in the International… Continue reading Nov 2016. Duterte and the Philippines Killings