Tagged with "Owen Jones"

Dissing “The Establishment”, Owen Jones style

With his new book on "The Establishment" in mind, the tortured writing of Leftist poster-boy Owen Jones is a cocktail of misperception, ignorance and prejudice. His supporters will love it for that
by Andrew Gibson - 4 September 2014
The Left's blind spot over anti-Semitism

Leftists like Owen Jones at the Guardian falsely accuse supporters of Israel of always labelling their critics as anti-Semitic. They don't. But the bigotry against Israel is very real, and the Left can't see that because they're leading it
by Jeremy Havardi - 14 August 2014
Owen Jones: Off the roof, or into the fire?

Owen Jones is the very incarnation of Blair’s Law: the process by which “the world's multiple idiocies are becoming one giant, useless force”
by Charles Crawford - 11 August 2013
Unitemare: Dispelling union myths

Labour unions' blank cheques to the British Left are spittle in the face of representative democracy, and the shilling by Leftist commentators by their union paymasters must end now
by Alex Wickham, UK Politics Editor - 7 July 2013
PHOTO: Owen Jones... man of the people

Owen Jones, Mehdi Hasan, Sunny Hundal, Ed Miliband, all gathering around at an Islamic Relief event in a posh London venue..
by Media Hawk - 5 July 2013
This week's utterly disturbing Leftists

Much of the reaction on British Left has been to search for apologies to make and excuses to give. It's a devastating and destructive philosophy
by Alex Wickham, UK Politics Editor - 26 May 2013
Problem with a £10m funeral? I have a solution!

While hard Lefties find an awkward new commitment to slashing government spending - the question must be asked: why isn't their own house in order?
by - 15 April 2013
Teachers should teach 20 hour weeks, says union

Teachers should work no more than 20 hours a week, so they can see their own children and eat lunch, claims Britain's National Union of Teachers
by The Commentator - 7 April 2013
Owen Jones vs. Owen Jones

Jones accuses others of making political points over the Derby tragedy, but his own response reflects his political views: When a financier errs, it is partly capitalism’s fault; when a professional welfarist errs, he is simply a wrong ‘un
by Andrew Gibson - 5 April 2013
In Defence of IDS

Iain Duncan Smith gets a bad rap for his welfare reforms, but there is scarcely a politician in Britain who knows the plight of the poor better than he
by Christian May - 4 April 2013
Railing about the state of welfare

To paraphrase Spartacus: I'm Iain Duncan-Smith!…(Blimey)
by Jonathan Bracey Gibbon - 3 April 2013
Raise MPs' salaries

Let's be honest, our current set of MPs includes a mere handful who inspire. Perhaps a pay rise might entice a better sort
by Alexandra Swann - 6 February 2013
Why Plato thinks we should increase MP’s pay

Just as you are what you eat, you get what you pay for
by Alan Wager - 21 January 2013
Myths vs Facts - clarifying BBC Question Time 17/01/13

The Commentator team picks apart the myths and presents the facts from BBC Question Time
by COMMENTATOR FACT CHECK - 17 January 2013
Labour and the welfare bill

The Labour Party is nothing more than a cynical, vote-buying machine, funded with other people’s money
by John Phelan - 15 January 2013