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Everywhere I look on the internet, there seems to be a recent poll. Who funds all these organisations full of people who really ought to have proper jobs where they do something useful? This one is from last week...

Closer to home, Jeremy Corbyn's choice of overcoat has been dissected by 'The Rochdale Herald'...

The Irish Times, a news organ perhaps a little more objective than those British-based examples, has this view on matters: brexit-shows-that-idiots-and-incompetents-are-in-charge-in-the-uk-1.3693980 They'll get no argument from me! Tom

The 'Guardian' sees the current position in the tory ranks like this as we enter another week with the clock running down...

I really don't pay any attention to polls as the only real test of public opinion is delivered when a national referendum or election is conducted. That said, this less than scientific poll conducted from a Facebook site has produced an incredible result; so incredible that I think the site...

I do indeed 'flecc'! It hasn't escaped my notice that both the tory attendees today, along with the pink tories and that man for all seasons, Vince Cable, (he might still be a laughable demorat but one can never be certain as he changes his politics so often.) The Crombie overcoat of course...

The tabloid press has taken exception to JC's choice of coat today. Indeed, there is a note of outrage about the matter, which is rather strange…….. Perhaps Corbyn prefers not to spend the thick end of a grand on a coat that he would only wear on a handful of occasions each year. I like the...

More 'Brexit' news here: brexiteers-livid-bloody-fight-bruges-group-conference-brexit Even now, they refuse to accept responsibility for the destabilisation of the UK's economy and currency devaluation. It's way past time to re-do the silly referendum. Tom

Are we supposed to be grateful? Anything short of rejecting 'Brexit' in any shape or form is akin to thanking one's torturer for only chopping off one arm instead of both. Tom

On this poignant day, I remember that Harry Patch said this a few years ago about how the political class abused ordinary people through their warmongering that resulted (every time) in the deaths of hundreds of thousands, sometimes multi-millions of ordinary people, both those in uniform and...

This badge illustrates exactly the position adopted by the 'Brexit' proponents and all those who believe that being British makes the UK superior to all other nationalities: What kind of democracy is that? Tom

Yes, I have noted previously that you have a predilection for supporting the establishment and repeatedly supporting the notion that 'Brexit' in one form or another might be a really good thing for the UK. Tom

The progress of the 'Brexit' fiasco may be brought to a halt for a reason of which I wasn't aware. The attached article explains: https://inews.co.uk/opinion/comment/arron-banks-criminal-investigation-brexit-vote-void/?fbclid=IwAR19Gcw_74-PeHI44KC8cu7Zh9ewoToWn28A_L00h4scnMUdZRKCL192Jwg Tom

I stopped watching QT quite some time ago on account of Dimbleby's overt favouring of establishment characters compared to those whose politics are left of centre. Whether or not he has any input into the composition of the panels or audiences is somewhat irrelevant to me as the whole...

I like these images from elsewhere on the net connected in one way or another with 'Brexit' and/or British government policies: Then there is this which neatly describes many of the world's problems: …..and how do you know when things have become really bad? "You know things are really...

That great hero of the extreme right in the UK had this to say about the recent, devastating fires in California: He received this response from an American lawyer, a specialist in government ethics: Perhaps not the most statesmanlike response but it certainly makes a point. Tom

More about the replacement for the twat David Davis, the over-ambitious Domidick Raab….. I shouldn't take the mick really with this guy as he claims to be a Karate black-belt (3rd Dan)…..although a friend of mine says that's incorrect and his only claim to fame is actually an award under the...

I wish I were as confident as you 'flecc' that this tale is crackpot. I fear there is more than a little truth contained therein but regardless of that, I am not at all convinced that fracking on the British mainland is a good idea. Tom

What has 'fracking' got to do with our intention of exiting the EU? A read through this article might inform you more than any government propaganda about both the dangers of 'fracking' and the way the issue of nuclear waste disposal is tied to it. Interestingly, the UK has used the nuclear...