Don Fox

There is a pretty strong argument for banning the Conservative Party altogether given the scale of the betrayal and damage they inflicted upon our country while in power. At the very least, much of their past and present leadership should be in prison.

I don't generally discuss SECTARIAN or FAITH matters on these kinda platforms - but I wanted to relay to my fellow PROTESTANT/REFORMED brothers and sisters that the ANGLICAN CHURCH in NORTH AMERICA (who formally SECEDED from the Episcopalian Church) are doctrinally sound and a fantastic organization. YES - they are ''High Church'' oriented, but their SOTERIOLOGICAL disposition is SOUND and uncompromising and FAMILIAR to OUR people. I just discovered a new HOME Church/Congregation - and I'm going to attend regularly when I get off the ROAD in time for CHRISTMAS season. I know many peoples struggle to find a CHURCH that isn't a REGIME oriented, anti-Christian/anti-White social club. GOD be with you, whatever your SECT.

Years ago I wrote a book called The Fix in which I argued that addiction is not a disease and alcoholism is not an allergy to alcohol. Up to this point I agree with Peter Hitchens. But in a podcast debate and discussion afterwards Hitchens insisted that ‘addiction’ didn’t exist; it was an excuse for bad behaviour. That is a ludicrous over-simplification. Concepts gain currency because they are useful and ‘addiction’ has been used in the modern sense since Britain was flooded with opium in the late 19th century. It refers to a type of compulsive behaviour over which many people have little or no control. But it’s a complicated phenomenon and I don’t believe that the rehab industry necessarily helps addicts by its misuse of the metaphor of ‘disease’. Questions of guilt and responsibility vary from person to person. Anyway, my off-air conversation with Hitchens took a dark turn. He said there were no real addicts; I said I would introduce him to some, to which he replied, with what struck me as smug cruelty, that he had no wish to meet people who broke the law. And that is when I started to hate the man and I still do. I’ve wasted enough of my life sparring with him online. He may dispute my account; fine. He remains blocked.

Genghis Khan and Julius Caeser never experienced a hot shower.

Exempting foreign workers who have genuinely worked in our care system from the retrospective extension is absolutely the right thing to do, as I have been saying since I was the Minister overseeing this policy. I am in politics to do the right thing, otherwise what’s the point. As a part of my recent documentary I spoke to care workers about the work they do.

The French police have just illegally stopped me and my friends, despite us holding press credentials and working as bona fide journalists. They’ve also seized my gas mask, which I believe is an attempt to obstruct our ability to report freely. So much for freedom of the press.

If it wasn’t clear enough from the video here, Roworth went out and harangued volunteers from the Royal British Legion, because Rob Jenrick was selling poppies! He argued and argued and was asked to leave the stand by the RBL. Absolutely pathetic behaviour