2017 brings a return to the “dark days of the 1930s”; be worried, be very worried

At Christmas, Prince Charles suggested we were in a worrying era akin to the 1930s and in recent days his predictions have been shown to be true.

Last week, Donald Trump’s behaviour at his press conference illustrated a man who is nothing but unhinged and mentally ill. He had tinges of Hitler and Goebels in his manner and equally, when Max Mosley appeared on the Sunday Politics yesterday, here was another man who set out his beliefs that the free press is nothing but a nuisance and subsequently argued it must be destroyed.

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The Demise of Donald – Donald Trump’s 75-minute outburst proves once and for all that he’s utterly off his rocker; may his demise please come quickly
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The Demise of Donald

Donald Trump’s 75-minute outburst proves once and for all that he’s utterly off his rocker; may his demise please come quickly Donald Trump and the press are living in two different realities. He has failed to transition from a brash campaigning candidate to a dignified President of the United States of America and already […]

London Attacks – Donald Trump’s response was unacceptable
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London

Donald Trump’s response to Saturday’s London terror attack was wholly inappropriate After the recent attack on Manchester, we saluted Donald Trump for having “spoken for the majority” in referring to the evil suicide bomber as a “loser”. Last night, however, after a similarly evil assault on London, the 45th POTUS got it completely wrong […]

Jeremy Corbyn represents the Communist era and in demanding wages be limited last week, he illustrated himself up to be a modern day Stalin. He was even endorsed by the Holocaust denier David Irving as “a very fine man” and that about sums up where we are. Welcome to the age of unreason and welcome to a return to the darkest of days.