The tragic death of 93 year-old Donald Burgess wasn't down to individual failure, says CJ Strachan, but to a system that punishes judgement and swaps sense for rigid, dehumanising rules.

Why is the UK welcoming South African activist Julius Malema, who chants about killing white farmers, but excluding French philosopher Renaud Camus over his concerns about immigration and demographics, asks C.J. Strachan.

The demise of DEI has been greatly exaggerated, says C.J. Strachan. Thames Valley Police isn't letting a little thing like losing an employment tribunal get in the way of rolling out its 'white privilege' training.

A London hospital allowing male staff to use the women's toilets is the latest employer to bring in EDI policies of dubious legality. The problem, says CJ Strachan, is that employers have become afraid to obey the law.

After years of watching the Tories fight a losing battle with the Blairite Blob, Keir Starmer becomes a victim of it as well as he finds himself powerless to stop the Sentencing Council create a two-tier justice system.

Why is it illegal to burn a Koran but fine for pro-Hamas protesters to destroy a Union Flag? Why is one a "public order offence" and the other not? Because in two-tier Britain the one rule is that you can't upset Muslims.

C.J. Strachan documents the way in which the Civil Service enforces compliance with woke ideology by forcing private companies that want to bid for public sector contracts to attend EDI training courses.

Should Greg Wallace be cancelled for being a bit of a lad? Or did it go further than that and his public humiliation is thoroughly deserved?

The fate of St. Kilda, doomed by a joyless, authoritarian ideologue with no respect for what sustained the islands and their culture, is a lesson to us all as we face the onslaught of woke ideology, says C.J. Strachan.

The policing of 'microaggressions' has to stop, says CJ Strachan. It is time for HR Departments to take a long, hard look at themselves and rein in this nonsense before it wrecks our workplaces and society.