If we’re gonna make Cameron squirm…
So, a (presumably now ex-)friend of David Cameron has just published a book containing salacious gossip which, though it might interest some of the public, serves no public interest. So, […]
Tag Archives: David Cameron
The expectation of Boris Johnson (A take on a Spanish take)
As Spain cautiously goes about easing its lockdown, and could last weekend report that its Covid-19 daily death rate has fallen to its lowest since the 18th of March, EL […]
The integrity of David Cameron concerning the integrity of Boris Johnson
How I imagine David Cameron must have preened when ITV News sought his opinion concerning Boris Johnson’s hospitalisation. That the media considers what The Blue Spectre has to say worthwhile […]
Cameron’s Fitful Fever
I generally and genuinely admire politicians of whatever political hue, believing that many, if not the majority, enter politics with a genuine desire to work for the public good. Or […]
Is your MP representing you?
Dear [MP], I write concerning the situation as has developed concerning so-called ‘Brexit’. Specifically, I would like to put to you a series of questions. Before the 2016 Referendum on […]
Vote Remain… in protest at the EU referendum
I’ve long thought that putting such a choice to a referendum is not the way. That’s not to claim any foresighted sagacity on my part. It’s just that I’m a […]
Reasons why I won’t be voting for The Blue Spectre:
Politics is easier in hindsight. A Prime Minister’s record is perhaps best judged (long) after leaving office, when the longer-term ramifications are more established (though perhaps nevertheless arguable). But, if […]
On ‘Je suis Charlie, mais… ‘
I wonder whether Newsnight anchor, Evan Davis, received a ticking off from his editor, Ian ’… it’s a mainstream Muslim position to think it’s offensive’ Katz, following his camera-visible holding of the cover image […]
Lee Turnpenny 