Recommended Reading

David Abbott MD, MRCP agrees with Ashley Mote that we should all become revolting.

Ian PJ has more on Fox's outsourcing of our military to the ever ready and brave surrender monkeys.

Dr North disagrees with P.A. and thinks David Cameron's EU adventures are an example of spectacular stupidity.

ConHome surprises us with the revelation that Tory voters are still more EU Sceptic than it's leadership (unless of course there is a General Election on).

Dean laments the UK Supreme Court (and the ECHR).

Off you go.

Referral

I have not done a "recommended reading" for a while, but I would like to draw people's attention to a post by Witterings from Witney entitled The End Of Our Democracy As We Knew It?

Off you go.

Recommended Reading

Here is my latest recommended reading list.

Please note, I do not necessarily agree with these posts and articles, however I found them sufficiently interesting to warrant a recommendation:

Anna Racoon on the power of the blogosphere.

David Blackburn is happy that the Tories finally seem tro be getting organised.

Extreme Right Winger John Higham responds to the moderate Peter Hain.

Mrs Rigby on concerns that the Military may not get their votes counted, and how to ensure that they do.

And finally, Autonomous Mind says the Coopers Hill Cheese Rolling event has been cancelled... by elf' n safety.


I hope you enjoy these, but please don't forget (as I did) that it is Mothers Day tomorrow.

Recommended Reading

Here is my latest recommended reading list.

Please note, I do not necessarily agree with these posts and articles, however I found them sufficiently interesting to warrant a recommendation:

Archbishop Cranmer is happy with the work being done by Donal Blaney.

Bloomberg report that Fitch UK are recommended that the UK must make stronger fiscal adjustments than already set out.

Christopher Booker wonders how David Cameron will keep the lights on?

John Redwood wants your opinions on the new Conservative message.

And finally Ollie Cromwell sets out Gordon Browns incompetence in setting military budgets.

Enjoy!

Recommended Reading

Here is my latest recommended reading list.

Please note, I do not necessarily agree with these posts and articles, however I found them sufficiently interesting to warrant a recommendation:

Letters from A Tory invites you to meet the next Prime Minister... Of The Netherlands.

Fausty wonders where David Cameron stands on the European Prosecutor and the potential introduction of Corpus Juris and the EGF to the UK.

James Higham seems to have found the story that will likely be at the root of the next global financial crisis.

Subrosa makes a few good points about todays Chilcott witness.

Fraser Nelson talks about Gordon Browns real betrayal in Iraq.

And finally, Ian Parker-Joseph publishes an essay by D. Andrews the case against the EU and Supranationalism.

Enjoy!

Recommended Reading

Here is my latest recommended reading list.

Please note, I do not necessarily agree with these posts and articles, however I found them sufficiently interesting to warrant a recommendation:

Iain Martin has the rules for the leaders election debates, in full.

Doug Carswell says honest politics requires honest money.

Cato is unhappy with David Cameron.

Radio Free Britain has published an obituary for Winston Churchill.

And finally, I was going to link to Daniel Hannans post, When is it OK to call people Nazi's? When they are Euro Sceptics.  But it would seem to have been pulled.  So Instead have a look at his tribute to Michael Foot.

Enjoy!

Recommended Reading

Here is my latest recommended reading list.

Please note, I do not necessarily agree with these posts and articles, however I found them sufficiently interesting to warrant a recommendation:

The All Seeing Eye quotes Jean-Claude Juncker on punishing Euro speculators.

Old Holborn is having a whip round for jailed pub landlord Nick Hogan. Ed West crystallises the point, whose side is the government on when ignoring the smoking ban lands you in prison, but stealing from charity boxes earns a ticking off.

Lord Tebbit says no wonder we have a broken society when we reward public sector incompetence.

Philip Johnston thinks that Gordon Brown is trying to have it both ways on law and order.

And finally, A Tory writes to George Osborne and Steve Hilton regarding Lord Ashcroft.

Enjoy!

February 2010 Top Referrals

A big THANK YOU to my Top Referrers for February – here they (you) are with the movement from last month listed in the brackets.


1. (+13)  The Red Rag

2. (+1)  Muffled Vociferation

3. (+5)  The Anger of a Quiet Man

4. (=)  Letters from A Tory

5. (+5)  SNP Tactical Voting

6. (+1)  Witterings from Witney

7. (-6)  The Voice of the Resistance

8. (-7)  BBC Blogs

9. (-4)  The All Seeing Eye

10. (+3)  Mark Wadsworth

11. Brtitshblogs.co.uk,  12. CatoSays,  13. Unenlightened Commentary,  14. Events Dear Boy, Events,  15. Corrugated Soundbite,  16.  Twitter,  17. Bloggers4UKIP,  18. RantinRab,  19. Subrosa,  20. The Barking Spider.


The three most viewed posts in February were:

1.  Totalitarian Britain

2.  IPCC - More Gates Than Wickes

3.  Farage on Rompuy

Recommended Reading

Here is my latest recommended reading list.

Please note, I do not necessarily agree with these posts and articles, however I found them sufficiently interesting to warrant a recommendation:

The Daily Mail says that Lockerbie Bomber Al-Megrahi is not going to die from cancer after all.

The Boiling Frog says that the Tory leadership has screwed Doug Carswell over his EDM on a EU referendum.

Ed West asks if there is a moral difference between Nazi's and Communists.

Dr North is not laughing at the suggestion that January 2010 was the hottest on record.

And Finally, John Redwood is thinking out loud on how this election can be won.

Enjoy!

Recommended Reading

Here is my latest recommended reading list.

Please note, I do not necessarily agree with these posts and articles, however I found them sufficiently interesting to warrant a recommendation:

Toby Young thinks that Barack Obama has betrayed Britain in her hour of need.

Bloggers4UKIP say that the EU is to wade into the bendy banana territory again.

Roger Helmer MEP takes issue with Guy Verhofstadt MEP for equating national identity and the gas chambers of Auschwitz.

Witterings From Witney has found another Conservative (E)U-Turn.

And finally, James Higham on the UK's relationship with the EU, for those wishing to take the Blue Pill.  Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 and Part 4.

Enjoy!

Recommended Reading

Here is my latest recommended reading list.

Please note, I do not necessarily agree with these posts and articles, however I found them sufficiently interesting to warrant a recommendation:

Paul Mendelle QC defends trial by Jury to the Guardians readers.

Scunnert says members of the English Defence League were arrested and denied their rights en route to a protest in Edinburgh.

Autonomous Mind identifies why David Cameron in unable to establish and maintain a healthy poll lead.

Dick Puddlecote wonders if people can be bothered to protect the notion of society any more.

And finally, Witterings from Witney tells us about the trouble with politicians and government today.

Enjoy!

Recommended Reading

Here is my latest recommended reading list.

Please note, I do not necessarily agree with these posts and articles, however I found them sufficiently interesting to warrant a recommendation:

Constantly Furious says scientists have discovered a new element.

Fausty on the creep of totalitarianism.

The Quiet Man heard Gordon Brown's plea to take a second look and did just that.

James Higham did the same.

And finally, Jess the Dog has a birthday card for Gordon Brown.

Enjoy!

Recommended Reading

Here is my latest recommended reading list.

Please note, I do not necessarily agree with these posts and articles, however I found them sufficiently interesting to warrant a recommendation:

Dungeekin has some shock news about a few well known Tory bloggers.

The All Seeing Eye says the AGW story keeps changing to suit those who wnat everyone to believe in it.

Dick Puddlecote reckons that every minute, a politician lies.

Mr Not A Sheep has complained to the BBC about them not updating their own tracking polls.

And finally, Man Widdicombe catches the BBC out on with their headline on the BNP.

Enjoy!

Recommended Reading

Here is my latest recommended reading list.

Please note, I do not necessarily agree with these posts and articles, however I found them sufficiently interesting to warrant a recommendation:

Ian Parker-Joseph invites you to get to know your new government.

Peter Wilby tells The New Stateman's readers that the Eurosceptics were right all along.

Cato says Brown is a loathsome reptile.

Guido says that £25k of tax payers cash was spent on helping teach civil servants how to avoid answering tough questions.

And finally, John Redwood thinks Greece is at the front line of the war between the markets and overspending governments.

Enjoy!

Recommended Reading

Here is my latest recommended reading list.

Please note, I do not necessarily agree with these posts and articles, however I found them sufficiently interesting to warrant a recommendation:

Witterings From Witney thinks that Con Home's description of candidates as Euro Sceptic is wrong considering only 5% favour a withdrawal from the EU.

The All Seeing Eye disagrees with the notion that all illegal immigrants already in the UK should be allowed to stay.

Susan Hill says that Oxfam is a bully.

New Right thinks that President Van Rompuy has proved his mettle.

And finally, James Higham has an interesting and informative post about the power behind the power, and kindly requests that you do not shoot the messenger.

Enjoy!

Recommended Reading

Here is my latest recommended reading list.

Please note, I do not necessarily agree with these posts and articles, however I found them sufficiently interesting to warrant a recommendation:

Ian Parker-Joseph outlines why Britain is at a crossroad.

Fausty has an excellent example of active socialism in the classroom.

SNP Tactical Voting says that Harriet Harman abandons all women shortlists... when it benefits her husband.

Tory Totty Online says that traitor Brown is to sell the Port of Dover to the French!

And finally, Spidey has a public safety video - what to do in the event of an imminent encounter with Gordon Brown.

Enjoy!

Recommended Reading

Here is my latest recommended reading list.

Please note, I do not necessarily agree with these posts and articles, however I found them sufficiently interesting to warrant a recommendation:

Fraser Nelson says it is hard to see what is Tory about the Tories.

John Redwood says the next election is a choice between Labour and the Conservatives, and gives some reasons why people should vote for the Tories.

Jonathan Calder wonders if Libertarian bloggers will ever grow up?

Brits at their Best have reproduced a letter from Iris Binstead.

And finally, Steve Green says that a BBC poll reveals that the Climate Change Sceptics are now in the majority.

Enjoy!

Recommended Reading

Here is my latest recommended reading list.

Please note, I do not necessarily agree with these posts and articles, however I found them sufficiently interesting to warrant a recommendation:

Gerald Warner says the US is granting political asylum to citizens of the EU.

Ed Mayes says that Alternative Voting will not work.

John Redwood says we should cut Social Security, not Security.

Sky News says the Iron Lady had a 28 egg per week diet in the run upto the 1979 election.

And finally, The All Seeing Eye has a message fro President Obama.

Enjoy!

Recommended Reading

Here is my latest recommended reading list.

Please note, I do not necessarily agree with these posts and articles, however I found them sufficiently interesting to warrant a recommendation:

The Quiet Man is angry at the French claim to be English so as to cash in on the Olympics.

John Redwood asks, where did all of the stimulus go?

Dr North wonders aloud why Dave Cameron has not changed his mind on climate change when it is clear that he is onto a loser.

Archbishop Cranmer on Conservatism, Unionism, Protestantism and Orangeism.

And finally, ever wondered what a 100ft tsunami might look like close up?  Brits at the Best reproduces a photo found after the Sumatra Island was hit by one.

Enjoy!

Recommended Reading

Here is my latest recommended reading list.

Please note, I do not necessarily agree with these posts and articles, however I found them sufficiently interesting to warrant a recommendation:

Winston Smith tells us about a couple of people not only too lazy to work, but too lazy to turn up to claim their benefits.

John Redwood says that living standards will plunge in 2010.

Dick Puddlecote highlights to comments of a particularly loony CiF commenter.

RantinRab looks at the police harassment campaign against motorists.

And finally, John Ward says the UK has fallen from the Top 10 Index For Economic Freedom list.

Enjoy!