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After some weeks, the chief executive of East Hampshire District Council has responded to my letter criticising his council’s stance on supposed man-made climate change.
The nub of his letter is contained in the sentence “Following government guidance and information that we receive we believe that climate change is an issue to the district.”
I have copied [...]

So the EU bureaucrats want a full seat at the United Nations…and they demand £150 million from us for not flying what they choose to call their ‘flag’ over supposedly part-EU funded projects in the UK..
Not that we needed any reminding, but these two recent news items demonstrate – yet again – the arrogant impertinence [...]

Only a day or so ago I finally heard that my distinguished friend Christopher Story died on 14th July 2010 (Bastille Day – the symbolism of which would not have been lost on him). He apparently suffered liver failure.
He had been complaining of not feeling well for some months, had recently skipped a trip [...]

So this Coalition government wants to see Turkey inside the EU. David Cameron’s visit to Ankara this week leaves no doubt.
He apparently thinks that giving the right to live and work in the UK to another 80 million Muslims is sensible. Well I do not. Nor, I suspect, do millions of others in the UK, [...]

My district council (East Hampshire) has just filled its latest quarterly magazine with the most ridiculous, ill-judged scare stories about so-called ‘climate change’. Utterly irresponsible.
I wrote to the editor and he has refused to publish my response. So today I sent the Chief Executive of the Council the following letter.
If anyone feels like writing as [...]

Now A Letter to Farnham Herald Newspaper Group
Following my recent blog on the benefits of a full cost:benefit analysis of all existing and future EU so-called ‘laws’, copies of my proposals have gone to all known sympathisers in the Houses of Commons and Lords.
No national newspaper has printed a word on the idea, despite [...]

Huge Savings from Cost:Benefit Analysis of EU Laws
- And Authority to Make Them
If the Coalition government is serious about cutting unnecessary expenditure, the cost of compliance by the public sector to EU regulations and directives must be a prime target.
In answer to a direct question, the European Commission told me at a [...]

Two news items in the media over the last day or so oblige me to break silence on Iran’s acquisition of weapons-grade uranium. They have had it for several years.
Today the Daily Express reports that Iran has “two tons of uranium” which “would be enough for two nuclear warheads”. Yesterday the Philadelphia Inquirer [...]

Neither of our two new whiz-kids on the block has yet seen his 44th birthday. Yet, with the certainty of youth and a self-confidence scarcely justified by experience, they feel they already know enough about British parliamentary democracy to take it upon themselves to make fundamental changes.
They say they want to be [...]

It really is quite extraordinary.
Our new, naïve, deputy prime minister finds himself in the second most powerful job in the nation after losing seats at the general election. But he doesn’t know which laws to repeal.
If that paragraph was from Alice in Wonderland no-one would be surprised. But this is the United Kingdom [...]

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