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She's actually defending it. Staggering, really, when one remembers that she carefully built her reputation as the Tory Immigration Gorgon. For this reason, she was for some time the darling of the Tory rank and file members -- who are without doubt the biggest dupes in British politics. Whether it was David Cameron... See more

3 years of bullshit blown up under the NPCs, they're going to go tonto but their entire world of bullshit has fallen on their heads. Nowhere to go for the NPCs now but 'Nazi America' and 'REJOIN!' They'll gabble mad shit about 'standing up to America'. But the Cabinet Secretary will explain the secret... See more

We had steel, we had fishing, we had farming , we had manufacturing from engineering to car plants, we built council houses, we had school places like other countries our schools spoke the national language. We didn't make our kids wait for other kids to catch up with translators. We had aerospace, we had... See more

It is important that the accused receive a fair trial—and legal representation and counsel is central to that. Nevertheless, there's prima facie evidence that some lawyers in Britain are acting ultra vires, actively seeking out way to hobble and undermine HM government and Parliament itself through tenuous interpretations of laws and vexatious... See more

“Nothing places Johnson more squarely in the Conservative tradition than the allegation that he has subverted his party’s true principles” @redhistorian https://t.co/4rcRQkg4Mj

Here is my interpretation of the history of 'Toryism'. The first Tory Party (1679-circa 1740s): a party trying to defend the pre-Glorious Revolution social, constitutional and religious order, despite nominally accepting the Glorious Revolution.

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