So reads the headline in Australia’s Daily Telegraph. Apparently, it is sending back signals which cannot be decoded by NASA boffins.
Many will believe the craft could have been hijacked by Klingons or some other intelligent life because decades of sci-fi television and films have opened their minds to all sorts of ‘possibilities’. Such is the [...]

How’s this for a scuzzball?
A businessman has been jailed for three years for masterminding a scam which saw tens of millions of battery hen eggs sold as free-range or organic.
Keith Owen, who admitted three charges under the Theft Act, was told by a judge at Worcester Crown Court he had abused “well-intentioned” public trust.
Folk pay [...]

One of Real Street’s regular commentators, Ian Pattinson, has tried demolishing the arguments I made on my recent post about various conspiracy theories by posting his thoughts on his own blog.
I left a reply there, but like he says about his comments, he didn’t want to waste them on someone else’s blog!
Ian seems to have [...]

It shouldn’t be taxing if you’ve kept your books properly, or your accountant has, but it’s become taxing for me over the past few days as the HMRC website refuses to let me file my return online. I filed online last year, and this year, while I have been able to log in, I haven’t [...]

Thank you Father in Heaven for the Christ Child, who grew up to be slain for the sins of the world, that all who believe in Him will not perish, but have eternal life.

It is now Christmas Day for our men and women in Iraq and Afghanistan. Wishing them joy and peace at this time and also for their loved ones back home. May they soon be reunited.

I have added a Boycott Nestlé logo to the blog because these reprobates need to be exposed more. I have been boycotting them for about four years now because of their aggressive marketing strategy in poor countries, which convinces mothers to use Nestlé’s powdered baby milk formula rather than breast-feeding. The result is poorer health [...]

The Swiss have just voted in a referendum to ban minarets. In the BBC’s article, Swiss referendum ‘reflects unease with Islam’, Roger Hardy writes,
It is true enough that the country has its own individual form of popular democracy – and that it is home to only 320,000 Muslims, between 4% and 5% of the population.
Wikipedia [...]

I write often about the appalling traitors in our midst, but it is also important to remember the opposite of these: the patriots, the heroes and the fallen.