These films remind us of the importance of respecting the sacred narratives they seek to portray and leave the viewer pondering the line between artistic license and misrepresentation.

Banalysis was published in the shadow of the tsunami of stupidity that became the ‘pandemic’ and all that ensued. It did not get the attention it deserved then. It deserves to be read now.

Police Scotland will target young men with “with ideas about white-male entitlement” under the new Hate Crime Act.

‘Woke’ is like a mind-altering substance widely consumed by the population which blinds them to what is taking place and ensures that ‘progressive’ values spread unimpeded.

Why do people accept to be bound by the results of a democratic election, or by the state and its laws, or by the limitations embodied within a public office?

Dear Townies is an exasperated letter to green activists whose ideology could destroy the countryside.

Even after giving away billions of dollars, Gates seems to have become no less poor. How does he do it?

Few will read Time to Think without realising that something went badly wrong at the Tavistock clinic.

It must not be forgotten that these people are less concerned with producing energy in ways that will allow us to maintain our standards of living and make economic progress than with being ‘anti-capitalist.’

The twin issues of legalised abortion and legalised euthanasia, two sides of the same coin, have proved to be the most slippery of slippery slopes and the thinnest edges of very short wedges.

Many organisations in the UK no longer function, or no longer function in the way originally intended, because they are stuck in a ‘woke’ iron grip.

Orhan Pamuk is a masterful writer. His books all open in such a way that you know they are going to be hard to put down.