IS THE dam cracking at last? It may be a small leak at present, but enough to give hope that covid vaccine truths will eventually receive mass recognition.   It is more than three years since TCW began describing reports of widespread and serious harm from the ‘gene therapy’ experimental jab. Big money, political pressure, and the pride of scientific and medical institutions have until now discouraged most mainstream media from covering the tragic story. Doctors and scientists brave enough to counter claims that they were peddling ‘misinformation’ by trying to ale ..read more

I REMEMBER flicking through a small book depicting the flags of the world when I was young. These symbols conjured exotic images in my mind of places I had never seen and which, at the age of eight, I had no knowledge of. Nevertheless, each flag represented something – a people, a history, a culture. For whatever reason I found it engrossing beyond description. Flags embody the nations they represent. They are the emblems which have inspired people to commit acts of incomparable acts of bravery and derring-do. By the same token, they have fluttered above some of humanity’s most grotesque exces ..read more

In the final part of her report on the activist charity Hope Not Hate Karen Harradine discusses its aggressive shaping of the political discourse, and how its false equation of anti-Semitism with Islamophobia and a mythical ‘far right threat’ with Islamist terrorism threatens the fabric of our society and democracy. You can read Part One here and Part Two here.  JUST over a year ago, William Shawcross’s long-awaited report into the government’s Prevent programme, which aims to stop individuals becoming terrorists, was published. He concluded that the programme was not doing ..read more

OUR Man in Westminster, Sir Charles ‘Chatty’ Chatterton MP, is committed to truth, transparency and decency. He is happy for TCW Defending Freedom to publish his correspondence with his constituents. Sir Charles has represented the people of Greater Tittleham since entering Parliament in 1966 but is planning to retire at the next General Election. My Dear Friends  It is my sad duty to report that this infernal Parliament shows no sign of being prorogued. Despite the disastrous local election results it seems that the chancer Sunak is determined to hang on to the last moment ..read more

THIS is our daily open forum where readers can discuss current topics, bring up ideas or simply chat.  We suggest you keep your comments to no more than 250 words (and please respect our comments policy and be patient if your comments don’t appear straight away – it is not personal, it is Disqus and bear in mind that clearing the spam is a manual job that can take time). Over to you . . . The post TCW Readers’ Forum appeared first on The Conservative Woman ..read more

WHEN Tory MP Lee Anderson got into trouble for accusing London mayor Sadiq Khan of running the capital for his ‘Islamist chums’, he was missing the point.  Khan is pursuing the agenda of the Great Reset, and there is nothing Koranic about that. For sure, Muslims are a minority group useful to Khan against the norms of British society, but as a Pride and transgenderism enthusiast he is hardly an advocate of Sharia law.  Khan is a key global leader, and that’s why he was recently given an 11-page feature in Wired magazine (complete with magisterial image on the cover and ..read more

A BBC Springwatch presenter, Gillian Burke, feels that calling wild African animals by their English names is ‘jarring’ and prefers to refer to them by their traditional Swahili monikers, as my colleague Margaret Ashworth observed yesterday.  In response the BBC issued this memo to all presenters: ‘It has been brought to our attention that calling animals by their English names is no longer appropriate. Such names reflect outdated colonialist mores and do not reflect the values that the Corporation wishes to project. Presenters will be advised of the correct nomenclature by the BBC’s Anim ..read more

There has been a great deal of conjecture and rumour surrounding the school’s viability and even whether it has a worthwhile future. The Headmaster is keen to set the record straight and sets out his views here: Running the Academy is not at all easy. There are many competing calls on finances, policy, and staffing matters; I often liken it to skippering a yacht. Yes, there are storms to weather, yes, there are squalls to contend with, and sometimes one is unlucky in selecting crew members who, despite exemplary credentials, turn out to be complete duds. The latter would appear to be the case ..read more

THIS is our daily open forum where readers can discuss current topics, bring up ideas or simply chat.  We suggest you keep your comments to no more than 250 words (and please respect our comments policy and be patient if your comments don’t appear straight away – it is not personal, it is Disqus and bear in mind that clearing the spam is a manual job that can take time). Over to you . . . The post TCW Readers’ Forum appeared first on The Conservative Woman ..read more

IN March 2023 I wrote an article for TCW on whether Kate Forbes could survive in the snakepit of Scottish SNP politics. I outlined the fact that Scottish culture had been shaped by its Christian reformation in the 17th century and the pivotal role played by John Knox, the minister and reformed Calvinist theologian. He insisted that wherever there was a Kirk there should be a school, and that all children, whether rich or poor, should have at least a basic education. The Calvinist ethos encouraged diligence, study, social responsibility and enterprise, and rewarded even those from very mod ..read more