Author Jude Collins

Four men and twenty-five points

Rev. Chris Hudson MBE, Cllr Dr John Kyle MRCGP, Trevor Ringland MBE, and Professor Graham Spencer have put together a sort of Think Positive list of points to transform unionism. The full list of 25 points can be found on Slugger O’Toole, where Mick Fealty himself tells us the foursome are The Northern Ireland Development […]

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Wee bits of colour instead of cause and effect

  What is it about mainstream media that they get so upset at the very thought of the words ‘reunited Ireland’? I watched Prime Time’s special programmes on the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement, and a more hopelessly apolitical programme you’d be hard-pressed to find. The ‘men of violence’ = IRA = Sinn […]

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SELF IDENTIFICATION, ETHNICITY AND CONFUSION – by Donal Kennedy

  Apparently governments and schools and wannabe Governments believe that infants can describe themselves as One-Eyed, One-Horned, Flying Purple-People Eaters, even if they have two eyes and no horns at all.and anyone challenging such claims can be silenced, sacked, or even jailed.   It seems very silly to me. Immature people can identify as Socialists, […]

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 TWO THINGS THAT SIR KEIR STARMER DOES NOT HAVE IN COMMON WITH THE LATE BENITO MUSSOLINI – SO FAR AS I KNOW – by Donal Kennedy

  First , Starmer has not (yet) written for THE DAILY MAIL.   Second, Starmer has not gone to collect his eternal reward.   Mussolini started his career as a Socialist but became Socialism’s Mortal Enemy.   From 1917 Mussolini was bankrolled by British Intelligence.   To his credit, Mussolini paid off the debt to […]

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Crime, words and punishment

Thomas Cashman wept today when he was found guilty of murdering nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel in Liverpool last year, as he chased a convicted drug dealer into her home. He wasn’t weeping for the child he killed, but for himself, because when he’s sentenced next week he’ll be sent away for a long, long time. Do I feel sorry […]

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