By Hugo Jenks, Islam Spokesman I remember the morning of 7/7/2005. It started uneventfully for me. I walked to my job at a small engineering company in Walton on Thames, greeted my colleagues, and settled down to my tasks for the day. A colleague then said there were explosions in London. As the picture clarified,…
By Mike Speakman, ex Deputy Chief Constable, Policing Spokesman 4th June 2020 I frequently write in these blogs that I am ashamed of the state of modern policing. I never thought that I would see worse than rainbow laces, rainbow make up, dancing bobbies and inaction within sight of flagrant breaches of the law. I…
By Mike Speakman, Nominations Officer 13th May 2020 Anne Marie’s mention of visiting the Buchenwald concentration camp, and the impact it made during her recent livestream prompted a memory. In the early 1970s, I think it was 1972, I went to Denmark with a small group of British Policemen. We went in full uniform and…
By Mike Speakman, Law & Order Spokesman 30th April 2020 There is much speculation about the government’s timing of the lockdown; were they too early or were they too late? Many of the government’s opponents claim they were too late, citing South Korea or Taiwan who were very quick to introduce lockdowns. Taiwan in fact…
By Mike Speakman, Law & Order Spokesman 31st March 2020 From my first day at Police training school in 1968 it was drummed into us that we police with the consent of the public. This central tenet of British Policing remained true throughout my service, and throughout the ranks I achieved. Until recently, the British…
By Mike Speakman, Law & Order Spokesman 31st March 2020 From my first day at Police training school in 1968 it was drummed into us that we police with the consent of the public. This central tenet of British Policing remained true throughout my service, and throughout the ranks I achieved. Until recently, the British…
By Paul Burgess, Spokesman for the Environment 10th March 2020 The very heart of climate alarmism is the claim that CO2 levels control the temperature of the earth. So let us examine that by simply looking at the history of the earth. Ice core data has provided a very good record of the earth’s historic …
By Mike Speakman; Retired Deputy Chief Constable, Policing Spokesman 15th February 2020 In recent years, it has sometimes been said, with a sense of irony, that George Orwell’s 1984 was written as fiction, not an implementation manual. This message did not get through to many establishment organisations, including Humberside Police. I served in Humberside Police from…
By Mike Speakman, Law & Order Spokesman 28th January 2020 As a retired Deputy Chief Constable, I hang my head in shame at the emerging scandal which must be the worst and most damaging to the Police service in my lifetime. It seems that several Police forces and other public organisations have been complicit in…
By Mike Speakman, Policing Spokesman 13th January 2020 There is a new initiative from the Police Chiefs Council to merge police forces. The last decades have seen an increasing centralisation of policing, geared more to satisfying central government objectives which often have little to do with real policing issues. I believe the government and civil…
By Paul Burgess B.Sc., M.Sc., C. Eng, Spokesman for the Environment. 8th January 2020 I so wish there was no need for this but there is a need to start to provide a truthful news outlet to the mainstream media distortion. I am currently in new Zealand sitting under an amber haze as a result…
By Paul Burgess B.Sc., M.Sc. C.Eng, Environment Spokesman 6th January 2020 Dr William Happer is a retired professor of physics from Princetown University with over 200 published papers. He was an adviser to the USA government until vice president Gore cleansed the advisors of any different opinions to his own. He is probably the man…
Barbara Wood December 22nd 2019 In my speech on Freedom, Justice & Democracy at The For Britain Conference 2019, I spoke about the fear that many of us now feel when all we want to do is express an opinion. For those of you that haven’t seen the speech you can watch it here. In…
By Paul Burgess, Environment Spokesman 12th December 2019 Are you sitting comfortably? My story is about two men, Paul and John sitting on a bench in a park. Paul is the dreamer of the two but occasionally comes up with a good idea, whilst John is much more down to earth. Paul: “Looking at those…
Mike Speakman 27th November 2019 Policing issues are of some relevance in this election, now only two weeks away. Parties are making commitments which they may or may not keep, but the trend is generally in the right direction. As we all know, police numbers have been cut drastically since 2010, at the instigation…
From Nissar Hussain, Islam Spokesman 22nd November 2019 Here’s to Sharia Enforcement! Halal – ujah! “We have suffered a total and unmitigated defeat… and I do not suppose that this is the end. This is only the beginning of the reckoning.” Churchill on Munich What Churchill had to say on Chamberlain’s appeasement is quite appropriate…
By Paul Burgess, Spokesman on the Environment 18/11/19 A short Note Explaining the IPCC: Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change This is assumed to be a scientific body but it is not. It organises scientists from many counties to produce reports on this basis:- Each scientist must conform to its own government’s rules and policies. They…