Ambush Predator
You won't see me coming....
Sunday, 2 August 2026
That Tune's Familiar: Parody Songs
The Good Old Days…
I remember them too, Matt…when we had Prime Ministers who deserved to.
Sunday Funnies...
Ahh. more innocent times, when we feared invasion by little green men....
Saturday, 1 August 2026
I Hadn't Noticed...
Journalists are self-censoring their reporting on rightwing protests, Donald Trump’s administration and trans issues because of growing concerns about their personal safety, with newsrooms accused of “normalising” the risks they face. Hundreds of journalists from across the UK have anonymously disclosed increasing nervousness over their security. Some have reported avoiding or altering coverage on certain topics due to intimidation, leading to self-censorship and “a narrowing of the public conversation”.The press is full of articles criticising Donald Trump and praising diversity and enrichment, and the ‘holocaust ‘ that trannies are supposedly faced with every day. I can’t see how there’d be room for any more!
The findings are revealed in a government-backed investigation into the safety of journalists, ordered amid growing hostility to traditional media across the west.
Government investigation finds what it wanted to find, news at eleven!
Investigators found a widespread belief that abuse linked to reporting has increased, especially online.
A belief isn't proof.
“Anti-immigration protests were most widely referenced by journalists, both regarding the in-person risks of attending the marches and the backlash to any subsequent reporting,” the investigation found.
One respondent described seeing a female journalist subjected to misogynistic heckling at a “unite the kingdom” rally, with the footage later uploaded to social media.
Quislings are treated harshly by the native population, eh? Get used tto that, because there's more coming.
Let's See The Same Apply Here!
A Green Party councillor gave advice to her constituents on how to avoid Metropolitan Police “surveillance” by sharing the location of one of the force’s facial recognition vans.
Hmm, the police won’t be too happy about that, but can they do anything about it? Well, Reader, they do in other areas…
The warning of other drivers may constitute an offence obstructing a Police Officer. Obstructing a police officer means preventing a police officer carrying out his duties, or making it more difficult to do so. It must be a wilful act, meaning it was a deliberate act with the rider knowing and intending that the act will hinder the officer. The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) charging standards actually state, among a list of behaviour, that warning other motorists of a police speed trap ahead would fulfil the offence. It doesn’t mention flashing headlights or waving at people, it just states warning other motorists.
But probably won’t invoke this, they seem to treat Greens as another of their favoured species after all.
Friday, 31 July 2026
Blog Comment Of The Month
A new semi-regular category for this month, one which has been suggested before, but I felt this comment deserved more than just a recommendation on Tim Worstall's blog. the subject was 'modenising James Bond'
Quote Of The Month
Fahrenheit 211 on the peculiar cowardice of the establishment when it comes to ascribing blame for the German Pride terrorist:
But what could be the cause of the need for armed police to be required to guard a massive festival of LGB people? What is the nature of this ‘hate’ and the ideology behind it and where is the ‘division’ coming from? Is the generic and un-explainable ‘hate’ that is the cause? Is the threat coming from a few mentalist Methodists or murderous Mennonites? No it’s coming from Islamic extremism and our cowardly media and political classes and the Establishment LGBT wallahs really do not want to mention that. This is because to mention this specific threat to LGB people and their allies would pull out a keystone of the whole ‘identity’ and ‘diversity’ ideologies.
Post Of The Month
My co-blogger James on the fall of another once mighty feat of British engineering.







