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Britain's growth rate in 1997 was 4.9%. 4.9%. Just unimaginable to anyone of my generation.

Labour: “Just talk to the unions!” Also Labour: *Gives 28% pay rise* Unions: *Strike anyway* Result: Chaos. When Labour negotiates, Britain loses. Thanks a lot, Wes.

And have been for a very long time.

These guys are getting this *so* wrong

Hey, Grok, who was the most famous person to visit my profile? It doesn't need to be a mutual, don't tag them, just say who it was.

Here’s what Solzhenitsyn said about Angela Davis

The Church is God’s house - no one else’s.

Wow that's crazy, what gave them that idea?

Have to say I’m heartily sick of advice being given to my Party by people who jumped ship at the first sign of trouble.

I try to avoid commenting on UK politics nowadays. But critiquing opposition to the Online Safety Act as “on the side of Jimmy Savile” is an absolute disgrace and should be a resigning matter for any minister, let alone the Secretary of State for Innovation and Technology.

If a ceasefire *is* reached because Hamas releases all hostages, the UK will *not* recognise Palestine. But if *no* ceasefire is reached because Hamas refuses to release all hostages, the UK *will* recognise Palestine. No conditions put on Hamas. A significant strategic error.

When he isn’t governing by focus group, Keir Starmer is conducting diplomacy by vibes. We are so badly served by this government.

Not enough has been said about Robert Jenrick’s speech on the Leadbeater bill. Some perceptive analysis of the safeguards, and then this unexpectedly moving conclusion:

A NIMBYs’ charter is not going to solve our country’s problems.

Not a single runway has been built in Britain since 2001, when Manchester Airport's second runway was completed. Not building a single new runway anywhere in the country in a quarter century is a rejection of growth and an embrace of decline.