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Monthly Archives: June 2026
Brexit: the stupendous stupidity of the Green Party
Last week, a column by the liberal, pro-European journalist Hugo Rifkind about the 2016 Referendum reminded me that, of the two charlatan-led political parties currently hoovering up votes from the Labour Party on account of its ostrich-like stance on Brexit … Continue reading
GLP: an online onslaught of failure and futility
With barrister Sarah Phillimore having this week served her defamation claim on noted turd polisher Jolyon Maugham KC, in respect of allegations set out in an article published by the Good Law Project in August last year, and in social … Continue reading
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Tagged Good Law Project, Jolyon Maugham, Sarah Phillimore
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Bonkers in Brighton
As if crowdfunding and blowing almost £720,000 on trying and – so far – failing to undo the Supreme Court’s April 2025 ruling in the case of For Women Scotland isn’t bonkers enough – because, if the Supreme Court says … Continue reading