Guardian prat mounts incoherent, politically correct VJ Day attack on Union Jack
Boring, shallow, smug, but very politically correct, this Guardian writer has a statement to make for VJ Day: the Union Jack is "aggressive" and "looks crap". What a politically correct, Guardian prat...
- 15 August 2015
State-enforced diversity: Goodbye Britain
Traditional Britain is being abolished as even the failures of multiculturalism are being used to deny the democratic rights of ordinary Britons to live without fear of being persecuted by an Orwellian liberal-Left establishment
- 22 November 2014
Moral cowardice, dereliction of duty, and Rotherham
Political correctness, moral cowardice and dereliction of duty. That's what caused the Rotherham scandal. Oh, but don't deal with the core issues; that violates PC pieties too. Tell that, Guardianistas, to a llittle girl who's been raped
- 2 September 2014
"Merry Christmas" fightback puts political correctness on the back foot
From the US, through Canada and over here in Europe, Santa is giving the stooges of political correctness a good old fashioned Christmas kicking. Bah Humbug to them and Merry Xmas to him
- 13 December 2013
After latest horror, drop PC idiocy: Little girls must live; shoot bad dogs on the spot
Oh stop all the politically correct -- animals are the same as people -- nonsense. Just shoot the dogs if they're endangering people. We love our doggies, but we must love our children more. It's civilisational!
- 6 November 2013
UK vs US: PC stupidity contest
It's a very close call. Is America worse than Britain in the political correctness stakes?
- 4 November 2012
The Guardian's mobile sell out
Newspapers are a business, and selling out is better than not selling at all, as the Guardian might tell us
- 29 October 2012
Loony Left: Antonio Gramsci's "long march through the institutions" continues
The week's madness courtesy of WWF and Enviroschools, the Blairite education system, the Guardian, NICE, PC PC, Owen Jones and the Forest Stewardship Council
- 11 May 2012
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