Imagine working in the CPS & police and being told you now have to decide **which prayers** should be part of a criminal charge… Jayne Ozanne is so blithely full of certainty it’s frightening. I think it shocked Danny Beales MP

It's just nonsense! Mary McAleese claims that giving infants the sacrament of Baptism breaches their human rights as they are too young to give CONSENT... Her controversial view has sparked angry reaction trib.al/9qsY0Xv

Are you allowed to review a book that criticises Islam’s imperial history? In Canada, the answer is no. The persecution of Collin May for ‘Islamophobia’ is deeply sinister, says Steven Greer buff.ly/ukzlgUh

It is commonly understood that when dealing with those who wish to harm or exploit you, that you never show weakness. This basic survival strategy is grasped by those who live closer to nature, who counsel that displaying fear to angry or predatory animals can be fatal. It was also a principle inherent to the political philosophy of Niccolo Machiavelli, who took humans to be animals similarly governed by amoral, self-interested instincts, creatures who were 'pitiless in the face of weakness, implacable before blunders.' Machiavelli used to be mandatory reading for aspiring politicians who needed to know that in order to climb the greasy pole, much cunning, craftiness and dissimulation was required. ✍️ Patrick West Article | spectator.com/article/andy-b… | @patrickxwest

And people thought I was joking 😂