German “Citizens Council” Calls for Criminalisation of Disinformation
19 September 2024
by Robert Kogon
Trump’s Dead Cat Bounce
18 September 2024
With Pride Month pushing towards going on all year these days, Steven Tucker laments the rise of Gay Buses, festooned with rainbow stripes and spreading the gender-bending gospel wherever they drive.
Self-hatred is dissolving Western civilisation, says A. Gibson. This 'oikophobia', as Roger Scruton termed it, manifests as a concerted offensive against our historical, theological, literary, legal and social inheritance.
A flying instructor is suing the Ministry of Defence for race discrimination over a Royal Air Force recruitment policy that gave priority to female and ethnic minority recruits over white men.
We should ditch nasty old-fashioned exams and let students design their own assessments, according to the latest hair-brained scheme by Left-wing educationalists. Steven Tucker gives it both barrels in the Daily Sceptic.
A UN agency has riled critics by banning terms like "Englishman" and "forefathers" for being too gendered, sparking accusations of Orwellian overreach in its quest for inclusive language.
In another case of 'you couldn't make it up', there's a campaign underway to 'decolonise' exams by letting students sit their own personalised ones they could never fail. What could possibly go wrong, asks Steven Tucker.
The publisher of a schoolbook intended to promote diversity has apologised after portraying a typical Irish family as cabbage-chewing, potato-munching xenophobes.
Lawyers are set to be given a new professional duty to "advance equality, diversity and inclusion" by the Bar Standards Board. It's a breach of human rights and a recipe for tyranny, says barrister Sarah Phillimore.
Teacher Joe Baron says it's no surprise 18 to 24 year-olds are so unpatriotic. They've been taught by woke history teachers to hate their own country.
GPs will be able to prescribe cross-sex hormones to patients who diagnose themselves as transgender in Scotland under new NHS rules.
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