Politics

The making of a twitter pile-on

The other day, I posted a comment on an online clip. A political commentator had decided to draw a comparison between Donald Trump, Qasem Soleimani

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Is there reason for optimism within Labour?

As somebody who traditionally votes Labour, I found it impossible to vote for them in recent years. Following the Corbyn experiment – which also initially

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Lessons the church can learn about process from the conservative party

Reports are currently circulating about a Conservative Party MP who has been accused of, and is currently being investigated by police on account of, rape.

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The problem of NRPF

In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, there is a group of people who have been unable to access any real help at all. These

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By all means don’t advocate Socialism, but stop trying to argue it is unbiblical

I read another interesting American take on Socialism yesterday. Given it was on Doug Wilson’s blog, the article was coming from a harder than your

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Was Qassem Soleimani a terrorist?

Tensions in the Middle East being what they are, America’s recent foray into the region is not going down well. The word ‘tinderbox’ has been

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