Kathy Gyngell

1 week ago | conservativewoman.co.uk | Kathy Gyngell

ALL CREDIT must be given to the Brownstone Institute for a recent editorial reviewing the mainstream media coverage of Marine Le Pen’s sentence and banning from standing in the next election. It is an important account and shows what alternative media voices like theirs and ours are up against.

1 week ago | conservativewoman.co.uk | Kathy Gyngell

FOR ONCE, the week began on a high note. Rupert Lowe MP’s crowdfunder to finance an independent national inquiry into Muslim rape gangs had, by last Sunday, raised £500,000 in just over a week – the largest amount, he says, ever raised by a political crowdfunder! The inquiry will ask what happened, how did it happen and why was it allowed to happen? It cannot come too soon as this last week showed.

2 weeks ago | conservativewoman.co.uk | Kathy Gyngell

ONE of our readers, Martin Ashford, asked me to share his petition with you. It’s an attempt to make the climate zealots in parliament accountable to the public. It’s easy to say this is a waste of time – but it never is. If we can get it doing the rounds at the very least it will increase awareness of the insanity, irrationality and destructiveness of current energy policy that our taxes are paying for. If it can reach 100,000 signatures it forces debate in Parliament.

2 weeks ago | conservativewoman.co.uk | Kathy Gyngell

THIS was the week that Donald Trump called the world’s bluff. It was the week that the rest of the West, once more, doubled down in denial. The great disrupter did his biggest disruption yet, sending the world into shock and Trump derangement syndrome into overdrive. Charles Moore pontificating on the ideals rather than the reality of ‘free trade’ and the free movement of people – that only the ‘educated’ could understand (that’s not poor Mr Trump) – was par for the course.

3 weeks ago | conservativewoman.co.uk | Kathy Gyngell

NO FREE trade with US without free speech, Starmer warned. So ran the Telegraph’s headline on a US intervention in the case of Livia Tossici-Bolt,  prosecuted for holding a sign near a Bournemouth abortion clinic reading: ‘Here to talk if you want’. The PM’s hopes of avoiding Donald Trump’s tariffs may hinge on it, the paper reported, referring to the verdict on her case which is due on Friday.