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Chagos is a comedy sketch...

 It's been an eventful Chagos comedy sketch this week. The exciled Chagosian government has secretly travelled to Chagos and landed on the island to reclaim their homeland. Trump has called the disposal of Chagos stupid (again). The British Indian Overseas goverment (ie Starmer) within hours served eviction notices on the small Chagosian party now living on a Chagos island.  The eviction notice states they would be subject to imprisonment and fines for illegally trespassing on their own land. The irony that all the illegal migrants arriving in Dover we can't deport, fine or imprison. However these are not illegal migrants - these are British citizens returning to their home land which they were forceably removed from by a former Labour government. Given Squirmer claims to be a human rights lawyer, I am surprised that he cannot see the blatant contradiction in what he is doing.  He is violating the rights of the native islanders at every step of this process. He has failed...
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Labour Together's smear campaign

The Times newspaper did some excellent investigative work into Labour Together exposing that they had failed to disclose £750k in donations to the Electoral Commission.  This was published 12th November 2023.  Rather than accept that fact -  Labour Together decided to engage the services of APCO Worldwide (a USA lobbying company with UK offices) to gather information in order to run a smear campaign against the journalists. The activity codenamed "Operation Cannon" targetted  journalists Gabriel Pogrund and Paul Holden. This smear campaign has now been exposed. APCO Worldwide LLC is registered in Washington DC however it's actually hiding behind a complex corporate structure where the real company is based in Delaware.  The officers of APCO Worldwide are Bradley Staples, Bradley Staples, Margery Kraus and Jonathan Friedman. None of these have direct links to the Labour party. However the UK subsidiary of APCO Worldwide does have links to...
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Time to reform the House of Lords - it's full of rot

Today I was sickened to discover Polly Neate, the former CEO of the fake charity Shelter, is now elected to the House of Lords.  Given the Mandelson scandal it seems that anybody of dubious morals is given a peerage or rather a job for life. For those who don't know - Shelter is a "homeless" charity however they don't actually house any homeless people. Instead they are basically a law firm using tax payer money and charity donations from the naieve general public, to encourage tenants facing eviction for non-payment-of-rent to make fraudulent disrepair court claims against landlords and generally obstruct legal proceedings in the court to delay eviction and run up the landlord's legal bill.   I've had first hand dealings with Polly Neate and Shelter.  The woman has no shame.  After I finally won my legal case and finally evicted my scumbag tenants, I shared photos of my house that was trashed by my rogue tenant with Polly - she simply didn't care. She has...
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Starmerosis - the hypocritical state of Starmer

The last week, with the Mandelson saga,  has truly exposed Starmer's hypocrisy.   The rot of Starmerosis has been exposed. Let's rewind the clock to January 2022 when Starmer was lambasting Boris for eating cake during lockdown. He cited "serious failure to observe’ standards for government, and lapses of leadership and judgement". Hmmm sounds like now. However eating birthday cake seems trivial to what has happened. This is certainly worse than the Profumo affair. Starmer's appearance on TV to "apologise" his decision to appoint Mandy was totally cringe-worthy. A few days before on Wednesday at PMQs he was forced to admit he was aware of Mandy's on-going relationship with Epstein and had been briefed but Starmer appointed him anyway.  His fake apology was a school boy attempt to deflect onto Mandy and blame him when it was clear he made the decision. If Starmer was a leader and took ownership for his decisions he would have said "I was aware of...
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Starmerosis

 I've discovered a new medical term "Starmerosis". It's a psychological condition where you think you're doing a good job but are in fact doing the complete opposite. Sadly it seems to be contagious and spreading thoughout the Labour party. ====================================================== Read next post on how Stamerosis has infected the Labour party
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Will liberalism be the death of liberalism?

 Although Starmer describes himself as a socialist he clearly has liberal beliefs. He was incapable of defining what a woman is for fear of alienating the trans movement.  Clearly there are Starmer contradictions for example believing in fairness and rule of law but then going out of his way to deprive the Chagosians of fair hearing and  access to their own country..... Starmer believes is allowing liberalism - at least in terms of what he thinks is allowable but that liberal attitude also creates risks. In order to have a liberal attitude it makes the assumption that everyone will play by the same rules of fairness.  It is clear the world doesn't work that way and by allowing people to have views allows militant groups to have their says.  Ultimately that risk to fairness will allow some groups to gain power and undermine the very liberalism which allowed their views to exist. Once the illiberal minds gain how they will clamp down on liberalism. Liberalism is k...
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When will it be impossible to buy a beer?

 The plight of the UK pub is well known but this short blog post is actually based around my holiday to Malaysia. I was in the beautiful island of Langkawi in 2004 when the boxing day tsunami hit. Thankfully the island escaped the worst of the tsunami and things were quickly put straight and only 1 person died.  Back in 2004 it was pretty easy to get a beer in Langkawi. 21 years later I am back on Langkawi and it's not quite so easy to buy a beer. Thank heavens for Google maps - I can quickly search which restaurants, hotels and bars sell alcohol. The reason why it's harder to get alcohol is the percentage of Muslim population in Malaysia has changed significantly.  Back in 2004 it was 60% Muslim and has now increased to 65% in just  20 years. There are now dry hotels. We stayed in the beautiful Ombek Villa hotel which was fabulous but we wouldn't have booked it had we known it was dry. It just didn't feel the same without a beer or cocktail by the pool. However ther...
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