Update: Mayor Khan speaks out. Tommy Robinson explains what makes London such a terrific terror target for Islamists. Ben Shapiro takes the media to task. Multiple fatalities. Over 20 casualties. Could the timing of this attack be symbolic? The Guardian is live-blogging the terrorist assault upon the UK’s seat of power.
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-We begin today’s rattle with an interesting story about an Indian-or Muslim, depending upon PR needs of the open borders squad-athlete who was ushered into this country by our very own Senator Chuck Schumer. Unfortunately, this gifted sportsman is also a sex offender. Perhaps this isn’t quite as bad as having an alien interning...
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This past month has been filled with such a glut of information that it’s no surprise some items slipped past an already news-saturated public. Unfortunately, one event which deserves more scrutiny is the United Kingdom’s decision to enact one of the most draconian invasions of privacy and restrictions of personal liberty in recent memory....
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Although overshadowed by your regularly scheduled terror attacks, as well as pre-debate effluvia, the media’s attempt to turn Donald Trump Jr.’s recent tweet into a cause célèbre for smug leftists is worth examining in detail. While some right wing pundits pointed out the similarity between his Skittles metaphor and a feminist-inspired meme involving a different chewy...
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Say what you will about Donald Trump, it’s hard to conceive of any other Republican candidate whose surrogates include the greatest conservative Brit since Maggie Thatcher.
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It’s difficult to keep track of developments on the Brexit front, as news seems to be breaking nearly every minute. However, I’d like to provide you with some of the more useful observations about what has occurred in the UK and across the globe since Thursday. One of the most important questions, of course,...
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That is not the timber rattlesnake with which we’re so familiar, and which symbolically represents this website, but the common European adder. A viper which is not dangerous, and which only bites when threatened or disturbed. Much like the normally placid British, who only strike out when they are left with no alternative. Their...
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But not London, evidently.
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Update: It looks like Great Britain will have a new PM. Watch David Cameron’s resignation speech. A fascinating chart illustrates the difference in voting patterns between the 1975 referendum on the European Economic Community and yesterday’s Brexit vote. A map of how Britain voted in the EU Referendum. Nearly 17 and half million votes...
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Although the economic case for Remain is, as the Brits would say, bollocks, the non-economic case is even weaker.
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