You must be mad if you don’t believe in the liberal globalist credo

Robert Henderson Anders Breivik has been declared insane at the time of his mass killings on 22 July 2011 by Norwegian  psychiatrists, Synne Serheim and Torgeir Husby. They claim Breivik was psychotic  before and during  his bomb attack in Oslo and shooting  attack on  Utoya Island which together  left 76 dead.  Prosecutor Svein Holden said Beivik has been diagnosed as  insane and that [...]

No 10 ‘interfered to push through £600m plan for virus superlab’

London Evening Standard    Mark Blunden 20 Jan 2011 Campaigners against a maximum security “superlab” in the heart of London are calling for a parliamentary inquiry claiming that there was political interference in the bidding process. The UK Centre for Medical Research and Innovation, behind the British Library in St Pancras, will be capable of [...]

Metropolitan Police refuse to say how much is spent on “equality and diversity”

Dear Sirs, I have been trying to discover the Met Police expenditure on diversity and equality issues for 2009/10. I would be grateful if you could let me know what it is and under what heading it would appear in the budget of the Met Police. The only reference I have been able to find [...]

The “Free markets” con

Because they have the word free in them,   the terms “Free markets” and “free  trade”   have seduced  those  of all political colours to  treat them uncritically as ideas.  They are  considered good or bad but their intellectual coherence is rarely questioned.  Neo-liberals   believe in a childlike quasi-religious fashion   in  the workings of  Adam  Smith’s   “invisible  [...]

Blind obedience to the law is the dictator’s friend

The great historian of British politics Sir Lewis Namier described the government of 18th century England as “aristocracy tempered by rioting.” There is something of that in any society, for all who exercise power become corrupted in some degree by the identification of their interest  with the common good.  Even in a place as politically [...]