Morgoth's Review offers a Non Politically Correct spin on news, politics and popular culture. If you are easily offended or of a Liberal persuasion this is not the place for you.
It seems that no matter how long I'm in this game I'm still surprised at the mendacity and general dishonesty and scumbaggery of the British Government. As this brilliant article explains the aftermath of terror attacks and multicultural breakdown have become a lucrative enterprise of NGO's and PR companies. In my new video I explore the ramifications of belonging to what is quite possibly the most controlled population in history........
With censorship becoming the most pressing issue of the age, I consider why the 9/11 ''Truth Movement''was not subject to the levels of censorship that Nationalists are today. Surely accusing the U.S Government of mass murdering its own citizens is as destructive and dangerous as the ''Great Replacement'' theory of today.....
Clarifying the points raised on this weekend's stream in which I expressed by concerns over the Skeptic direction of UKIP. Are jokes about rape a matter of political correctness, or a matter of common decency?
Transcript: So I've been for a while to take a look at what's going on with UKIP and Sargon's campaign, the problem is every time I was about to start another outrage would be blasted across the headlines and blue tick Twitter.
After a long hiatus I rounded up the gang and we sat down for a discussion on the current state of dissident politics in Britain, with Arya, Jacktion and Jim, albeit beset by technical problems.
My thoughts on the HBO'a cultural juggernaut, Game of Thrones and where it's headed as we enter the last round of battles, betrayals and murders. How can a show which thrives on having no moral or ethical compass be brought to a satisfying conclusion?
One year on since it was announced that we would be blessed forever more with a St Stephen Lawrence day I rehashed this post on the subject from last year and made a video of it to mark this new national day of remembrance.
Transcript Back in the old days when I frequented the Telegraph blogs section, before it became just another vanilla yawn-fest, the endless regurgitation of the Stephen Lawrence murder by the establishment began to become something of a running joke. As soon as one enquiry turned up nothing a new investigation would be launched into why nothing new had been found in the previous one and that in itself would trigger a whole new set of investigations, and so on.
I've long been fascinated by some of radical themes in Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy and was very pleased that Greg Johnson of Counter Currents agreed to this discussion.
