Pay just a bit of attention to what has been going on in Australian politics the past few months and you will quickly get the sense you are reading a U.S. 2010 midterm preview. President Obama and congressional Democrats will
Pakistan’s president Asif Ali Zardari has been urged to cancel his visit to the UK after David Cameron said parts of the country “exported terrorism”.
Things are moving faster than it first appeared, the rails greased by an unctuous British PM Cameron. Indeed, Turkish PM Erdogan is already declaring a “golden age” of Turkey-UK relations. You’ve heard of the Full Monty? Behold the Full Dhimmi.
By now, everyone knows that Michael Savage has been banned from Britain on the grounds articulated by disgraced former Home Secretary Jacqui Smith: “Considered to be engaging in unacceptable behavior by seeking to provoke others to serious criminal acts and
The Washington Times reports the supposedly conservative U.K. government is going to continue Britain’s war on free speech (and Dr. Savage): He’s still on Britain’s least-wanted list. Talk radio host Michael Savage has waged a vigorous fight against the British
Sky News: The Queen has appointed Tory leader David Cameron as the UK’s new prime minister and he is on his way to Downing Street from Buckingham Palace. Leaving the palace with his pregnant wife Samantha, Mr Cameron gave a
Panic has gripped stock markets worldwide over the Greek debt crisis and the threat of a debt-deflation contagion through banks in Europe (primarily) and the U.S. that own the bonds of Greece, Portugal, Spain, and so forth. If these bond
The Sun: TV mogul Simon Cowell says tomorrow’s General Election MUST bring change to Britain. Writing for The Sun, he signals that the country he deeply loves needs a new government to pull it out of crisis. Cowell, 50, talks
Did Republicans lose in 2006 and 2008 because they were too far to the left or too far to the right? And which approach should they adopt if they want to regain power in 2010 and 2012? Some people think
David Cameron has defiantly called on the Prime Minister to name the day for a General Election, despite a consistently poor showing for his Conservatives in the polls. Sky’s Niall Paterson reports on the first day of the party conference
