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Why is Labour blaming social media for everything?
11+ hour, 56+ min ago (244+ words) From reckless driving to violent extremism, every woe afflicting Britain is now laid at the feet of Big Tech. Yet the Home Office, announcing the creation of the hub, insists that the internet is the problem. It talks of the…...
Why are so many foreign activists barred from entering the UK?
16+ hour, 56+ min ago (179+ words) The Home Office only cares about controlling the border when it can keep out those with the ‘wrong’ opinions. You don’t have to be an open-borders fanatic to want writers and others to be able to cross frontiers to exchange…...
Why Guernsey has better nightlife than Soho
2+ day, 56+ min ago (464+ words) The tiny island in the English Channel shows how insane licensing rules are strangling the capital. On the August bank holiday, I found myself in Guernsey. Its capital, St Peter Port, was largely as you’d expect from an island of…...
Asylum fraudsters are taking the British public for a ride
4+ day, 1+ hour ago (709+ words) Illegal migrants who defraud the Home Office know they will never face any consequences. The UK’s asylum system has been broken for years. As the British public knows all too well, anyone can arrive and seemingly no one can be…...
Why Argentina smells blood over the Falklands
4+ day, 16+ hour ago (270+ words) The decaying world order and Britain’s chronic weakness have emboldened Javier Milei. Argentine president Javier Milei finally went there. Addressing the nation last week, he reasserted Argentina’s claim on Las Malvinas – known to the rest of us as the Falkland…...
The UK government has swallowed the Great Lie of Israelophobia
4+ day, 19+ hour ago (95+ words) The post The UK government has swallowed the Great Lie of Israelophobia appeared first on spiked. Ed Miliband’s statement on Israel-Palestine was a tissue of juvenile calumnies. Contrast this with how he spoke about Hamas. He condemned Hamas, of course....
God I love it when virtue-signalling goes wrong
5+ day, 20+ hour ago (228+ words) Miriam Margolyes and Stella Creasy have unwittingly exposed the lethal stupidity of wokeness. Don’t you love it when virtue-signalling goes wrong? When some progressive ponce gets so tangled in the weeds of woke jargon that they end up spouting pure…...
Portsmouth, Dover and the fury of the masses
6+ day, 19+ hour ago (109+ words) The post Portsmouth, Dover and the fury of the masses appeared first on spiked. If the government wants to stop these protests, it should try stopping the boats. We need to talk about what happened last night in Portsmouth. What…...
The migrant crime wave that shames the British state
1+ week, 2+ day ago (347+ words) Our broken asylum system is putting the public at an extraordinary risk of violence and sexual assault. For at least the past 20 years, Britain’s political and cultural elites have claimed that immigration has been nothing but a blessing for the…...
A whole year of mad Zack
1+ week, 3+ day ago (144+ words) The post A whole year of mad Zack appeared first on spiked. How Zack Polanski and the doolally left conquered the Green Party. Happy first anniversary to the most preposterous party leader Britain has ever had. Yes, it’s 12 months since…...