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Author Archives: Robert Henderson
Devolving powers to Manchester is the thin end of the Balkanising of England wedge
Robert Henderson The government have recently announced the passing of responsibility for the £6 billion of NHS money spent in the Greater Manchester area to a consortium of ten local councils. This is in addition to the creation of a Mayor for … Continue reading
Posted in Devolution, Nationhood
Tagged quisling elite, Parliament, democracy, independence, England
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Why a Labour/SNP coalition could spell the end of Labour as a major party
Robert Henderson There is a better than sporting chance that Labour and the SNP could form a coalition after the coming General Election. Polls suggest that Labour will lose the vast majority of the 41 seats they currently hold in … Continue reading
Molesting justice
Robert Henderson The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Alison Saunders is to issue new guidance to police forces and prosecutors on the treatment of allegations of rape, viz: Mrs Saunders said: “For too long society has blamed rape victims for … Continue reading
Islam is simply incompatible with Western society
Robert Henderson Seventeen people have been murdered in the two terrorist attacks in Paris (between 7-9th January 2015). Ten were journalists, including some of France’s leading cartoonists, working for the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo. To them can be added … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration, Nationhood, Politics
Tagged birthright, censorship, England, Islam, liberty, political correctness, religion
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Film review: ’71 – Life with the safety catch off
Main cast Jack O’Connell as Gary Hook Richard Dormer as Eamon Charlie Murphy as Brigid David Wilmot as Boyle Sean Harris as Captain Sandy Browning Killian Scott as James Quinn Sam Reid as Lt. Armitage Barry Keoghan as Sean Paul … Continue reading
English votes for English laws: a rich diet of political fudge
Robert Henderson The Leader of the House of Commons, William Hague, launched English votes for English laws into the Commons on 16 December with the publication of the command paper The Implications of Devolution for England The paper’s proposals include … Continue reading
SNP 2014 XMAS NOVELTIES
UK Devolution Constitution jigsaw A deceptively difficult puzzle. Simple in principle because where the pieces should go is very obvious, but some people, and British politicians in particular, find it impossible to finish because they say they cannot to see … Continue reading
