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The difference between me and you is that I don't support unchecked immigration, which lets in every Tom, Dick and Abdul and places an intolerable burden on the country's education system, welfare system and health service, and you do. Therein lies the difference between me and you. I'll be...

You can always tell when a Lefty is losing an argument. The silly playground insults start being flung about without even one slight modicum of intelligence in them whatsoever.

I'm anti-Liberal, anti-Left, anti-EU, pro-Commonwealth, anti-unchecked immigration, anti-feminism, anti-BBC, anti-Labour, anti-LibDems, anti-Greens, do not believe in man-made Global Warming, anti-"green" intiatives, in favour of a vast increase in military spending and a cut in our foreign aid...

There's a lot of people on this forum who really need to enter it. Like the Left in general, they just have no grasp of normal life.

Humans are NOT to blame for global warming, says Greenpeace co-founder, as he insists there is 'no scientific proof' climate change is manmade Patrick Moore has poured cold water on manmade global warming theories The Canadian said that a hotter earth would actually be better for humans He...

The only thing that's hysterical around here is you and your beliefs.

Just give it up love. You'll never convert me over to the dark side. I'm a bastion of common sense in a huge, stinking vat of Warmist tripe.

Yeah? Have you got any proof of that? The trouble with you Global Warmists is that you dismiss everybody who disagrees with your religion as having "no credibility" even if they know more about how the atmosphere works and have more qualifications in the subject that most Global Warmists do...

It's good when you lot admit defeat. Now finally you can go on BBC, CNN and other media outlets and admit to everybody that you've been lying all this time and give us all the apology that we deserve. Oh, and we want you all to scrap your silly, useless and expensive windmills that are...

When the song was originally released 30 years ago, a number of today's biggest pop acts weren't even born. But Bob Geldof openly welcomed in the likes of Rita Ora and the world's biggest boyband One Direction (who had the world's biggest-selling album in 2013) as he re-recorded his classic...

A football fan has been killed in an accident during last night's Euro 2016 qualifier between Scotland and the Republic of Ireland at Celtic Park in Glasgow. Scotland fan Nathan McSeveney, 22, from Cumnock in Ayrshire, fell down a stairwell and was taken to Glasgow Royal Infirmary from Exit 33...

The BBC, surprise surprise The much more sensible Daily Mail THERE WON'T BE ANY ICE AT ALL! HOW THE BBC PREDICTED CHAOS IN 2007 Only six years ago, the BBC reported that the Arctic would be ice-free in summer by 2013, citing a scientist in the US who claimed this was a ‘conservative’...

I said about a fortnight ago that it won't be long until there's another horror story regarding McDonald's. And it's arrived.

Nothing wrong with carbon. It's a natural element that was here long before we were. It is the fourth most common element in our Milky Way galaxy, after hydrogen, helium and oxygen, and is the element upon which all known life is based.

The global warmists keep telling us that more carbon in the atmosphere is causing the the world to warm up. But many scientists are now of the belief that the opposite is happening. A naturally warming world - which occurred up until 1997 but, since then, the world has been getting naturally...

Oh dear. It's the evil, nasty white male again. They'll all be eating babies soon. If anything, all this proves is that the white male is less gullible and has more commonsense than everybody else.

The Bible has been named the world's most influential book in a nationwide survey for the Folio Society. The YouGov poll asked people to rank books from a list of 30 works chosen by The Folio Society, according to their significance in today's world. The Bible topped the poll, with 37% of...

In this moving tribute to the teenage heroes of the Great War, BBC News Foreign Correspondent Fergal Keane unearths the most powerful stories of Britain's boy soldiers. With as many as 250,000 boys under the age of 18 having served in the British Army during World War I (the youngest British...

The final ceramic poppy has been planted at the Tower of London this morning, as the nation paid tribute to the millions of British servicemen who have died in conflict since the start of the First World War. The 888,246th poppy - representing the life of the 888,246th soldier who died in the...

As many as 250,000 boys under the age of 18 served in the British Army during World War One. Fergal Keane - whose documentary on the subject, Teenage Tommies, is to be broadcast on BBC Two tonight - remembers the sacrifice they made. The teenage soldiers of World War One BBC News 11...