Campaign Against Halal Part 35

Anne Marie Dorothy Waters is a politician and activist in the UK. She is the founder and leader of the anti-Islam party For Britain. She is also the director of Sharia Watch UK, an organisation launched in April 2014. She is standing in the Batley and Spen By-Election. She is ultra against Halal Food and… Continue reading Campaign Against Halal Part 35

Tommy Robinson Part 19

Former English Defence League (EDL) leader Tommy Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, arrives at Westminster Magistrates Court, London, where he and Kevin Carroll, also a former EDL leader, are to go on trial for allegedly trying to defy a ban on marching to the scene of the murder of soldier Lee Rigby via a major mosque.

Tommy Robinson highlights the Assaults going on in Hitchin, Hertfordshire. Three teenagers were arrested after an elderly couple were coughed at and assaulted. Police said the couple were approached by three males before one coughed in their faces in Paynes Park in Hitchin shortly before 1pm. One of the victims, a woman in her 70s,… Continue reading Tommy Robinson Part 19

Problems with Diversity Part 87

H is for Hate Speech. Any view that departs from the social justice agenda is at risk of being seen as ‘hate speech’. Home Secretary Amber Rudd’s speech to last year’s Tory party conference was reported to police as a ‘hate crime’ by Left-wing Oxford professor Joshua Silver. The speech — which the academic later… Continue reading Problems with Diversity Part 87

Problems with Diversity Part 86

G is for ‘girls’. A sexist word according to Cardiff Metropolitan University, which said that it should never be used about adult women, as it is a way of belittling them. G is also for ‘genius’. One of the words that Lucy Delap, a lecturer in British history at Cambridge, says should be discouraged as… Continue reading Problems with Diversity Part 86

Problems with Diversity Part 85

F is also for ‘forefathers’. A word that Cardiff Metropolitan University’s code of practice states is sexist (because it includes the gender-exclusive ‘fathers’) and should be replaced by ‘ancestors’ or ‘forebears’. The code lists 34 words and phrases to be avoided as part of efforts to ‘embrace cultural diversity’. https://vk.com/video503532632_456240858 [user-submitted-posts]

Problems with Diversity Part 84

Here’s an A to Z compilation of some everyday words, practices and concepts that have fallen foul of the new Political Correctness orthodoxy. A is for avoiding eye contact. B is for ‘born a man’ or ‘born a woman’. C is for cat’s eyes. C is also for clapping. D is for dreadlocks. E is… Continue reading Problems with Diversity Part 84

Problems with Diversity Part 83

On Putman’s major research on diversity in the US, his findings didn’t turn out the way he had assumed. Even after statistically taking all the variables into account, the connection remained strong: Higher diversity meant lower social capital. In his findings, Putnam writes that those in more diverse communities tend to “distrust their neighbours, regardless… Continue reading Problems with Diversity Part 83

Problems with Diversity Part 82

On Putnam’s major study on diversity in the US, after releasing the initial results in 2001, Putnam says he spent time “kicking the tires really hard” to be sure the study had it right. Putnam realized, for instance, that more diverse communities tended to be larger, have greater income ranges, higher crime rates, and more… Continue reading Problems with Diversity Part 82

Andrew Doyle on Free Speech Part 10

Andrew Doyle is an Irish comedian, playwright, journalist, and political satirist from Northern Ireland, who co-wrote the fictional character Jonathan Pie and is creator of the equally fictional character Titania McGrath. In 2021 it was announced that Doyle is to host a weekly show titled Free Speech Nation on GB News. He holds degrees in… Continue reading Andrew Doyle on Free Speech Part 10