Daily Mail | 9 Jan 2016 GCSE students are to be taught that some of our nation’s earliest inhabitants were Africans who arrived here long before the English. The Mail on Sunday has discovered that the extraordinary rewriting of our island’s history – the politically correct work of a Marxist academic – will be offered…
The News | 9 Jan 2016 ISLAMABAD: Following Pathankot attack, the Indian media and government authorities have been referring to Mumbai attack as Pakistan’s work despite the fact that the Wikileaks had shown both the US and the British authorities trashing Indian so-called evidence against Pakistan. Publicly both Washington and London have been shy to…
VT | 7 Jan 2016 Jailed for communicating false information? Or jailed for communicating true information? [ Editor’s Note: The Shrimpton case is the one that keeps on giving. He has been out (on early release) for a couple months now, and I assume, trying to rebuild a life for himself, after being made an…
The Mirror | 14 Dec 2015 Teenage computer experts unveil astonishing web of unpublicised interactions linking extremist social media mouthpieces to the British government Hackers have claimed that a number of Islamic State supporters’ social media accounts are being run from internet addresses linked to the Department of Work and Pensions. A group of four…
Sky News | 11 Dec 2015 Tony Blair has been defending his dealings with the former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi. He was questioned by MPs about the UK’s foreign policy on Libya while he was prime minister and after. [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uvVlcBN5js&w=640&h=360] Blair denies ‘protecting’ Colonel Gaddafi rt.com Former Prime Minister Tony Blair has denied trying…
The Independent | 2 Dec 2015 Young people who question Government or media may be extremists, officials tell parents Signs to look out for include showing mistrust in mainstream media reports and belief in conspiracy theories Child protection officials been criticised after warning parents that young people who take issue with government policy or question…
GWPF | 26 Nov 2015 Britain Downgrades Climate Agenda, Cuts More Green Schemes There will be further cuts to government schemes designed to encourage low-carbon energy and greater efficiency, the chancellor said on Wednesday. George Osborne announced that the charge suppliers must levy on customers to help pay for efficiency measures, such as insulation, will…
GWPF | 25 Nov 2015 The UK’s global network of climate diplomats is facing the chop days before negotiations on a new UN deal to tackle global warming open in Paris. More than 100 posts are under threat, with the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) set for 25-40% resource budget cuts by 2019-20 under a spending…
GWPF | 16 Nov 2015 Britain will no longer pursue green energy at all costs and will instead make keeping the lights on the top priority, Amber Rudd, the energy secretary, will vow this week. Households already face paying over-the-odds for energy for years to come as a result of expensive subsidies handed out to…
GWPF | 12 Nov 2015 British people are less concerned than any other nationality about the risk they face from climate change, according to a survey ahead of negotiations on a global deal on emissions next month. Only 46 per cent of British people believe climate change will harm them personally in their lifetime, far…