I find myself constantly having to watch what I say at work. My favourite saying now seems to be ‘You’re talking boll**ks mate,’ that’s about as far as I go. The PC brigade is everywhere. There are a couple of arseholes who I work with. Take Nigel for instance, his favourite

The problem with North Stream 2 is not that it was blown up. The problem is that it was built.

French bakery owner in Arizona calls out influencer that tried to bully her …It’s disgusting how some of these food influencers operate The bakery owner video got over 3 million views

Bert Plumswang Fraser was told he would have to go back and attack Takao again, but then The Bomb was dropped, so it was called off! On way home for the VC he visited the cruiser, was shown around by an Oxbridge educated Japanese naval officer...

Margaret Thatcher, born 100 years ago #OTD, was our greatest prime minister. I know it is customary to prefix that accolade with “post-war” or “peace-time”, but I stand by it. Yes, Churchill got the big calls right in 1940. But he contracted out his domestic policy to Attlee. It

Peter Whittle "The first step in liquidating a people is to erase its memory. Destroy its books, its culture, its history. Then have someone write new books, manufacture a new culture, invent a new history. Before long the nation will begin to forget what it is and what it was."—Milan Kundera.

A modest proposal: anyone who pronounces Generation Z as Generation "Zee" should be automatically deported. No appeal.

Sofia, Mivina, and Rebecca — legendary medics from Ukraine’s 3rd Army Corps — witnessed a serious car crash right in London. Without a second thought, they stopped their taxi and rushed to help: stopping the bleeding and stabilizing the injured man until the paramedics arrived.

Book Friday!

So, first review of Michael.R Payne’s sensational autobiography ‘Fast Track and Dark Deals: How Sport Became Business and Business Became Sport’ is now out in The Times: ‘London 2012 ‘nuke threat’ suspects had phones and cars disabled. New book by IOC marketing chief lifts lid

Andy, I’m the editor of All Out Rugby League pal.

'Without the tanks things might have been very diffferent. When troops are as tired as our fellows were they are not much match for an enemy flushed with success and anxious to push on and on.'

Tanks were designed for exactly the sort of battle seen at Meiktila, a battle of manoeuvre, of long ranging columns against multiple enemy positions across a vast terrain, in which infantry, artillery, armour and air were all required in equal proportion. What was the secret

Good morning Elon Musk I've written a new book that I don't know if you will like and I don't give a toss about any credit but it is about an amazing bloke. Maybe we could do an interview about it?

Just a week before the publication of Prof. Orhan Dragaš, PhD ground-breaking book ‘The Power of Perception’. This short video tells you what you need to know. One pre-order from chiselbury or wherever you get your books. thepowerofperception.co.uk

Blackshirts in modern Britain v real antifascist warriors in the Western Desert, 1942

4. Tank warfare expert Jack Bowsher - Thunder Run: Meiktila 1945 debuted with definitive "Forgotten Armour: Tank Warfare in Burma" in 2024, followed by another in-depth WW2 Burma account, "Thunder Run: Meiktila 1945" in '25. Jack co-hosts The Forgotten War Podcast: Burma Campaign WW2 on WW2 Burma with eminent historian Robert Lyman 🇺🇦

5. Special Operations Executive (SOE) researcher Dr. Richard Duckett wrote his 4th book, "Jungle Warrior: Britain's Greatest SOE Commander" (2025) revealing the epic saga of Lt. Col. Edgar Peacock, who led guerrillas in WW2 Burma. youtube.com/watch?v=Gom5Ei…

Worth a look 👀 ...