Rev Daniel French lays down some hard truths in his recent piece on the Church of England.
https://t.co/VSYr7a6ItF
'Irreverend began as a knee-jerk reaction to the lockdowns and it’s gone from strength to strength. We are three vicars musing on faith issues and current affairs and though this shouldn’t be that controversial I suspect we are on borrowed time before getting closed down or cancelled. Despite this we regularly top the podcast charts for religion in the UK.
Irreverend’s USP is our modest traditional and orthodox views and anti-woke mischief; what used to be called in the good old days ‘mainstream’ Christianity or, if you are a catechised Anglican, the Bible, the Creeds and the 39 Articles. Such religious views are now to be shunned apparently, dangerous as they are. Many vicars who hold similar views keep their head down. I am anticipating that day when dozens of police swoop in and surround the vicarage to arrest me for my own thought crimes, perhaps for misgendering someone on Twitter/X.'
Richard Fothergill was truly excellent in this interview. Articulate, funny and passionate.
Would highly recommend...though I would say that of course.
@GBNEWS Looking at the dates when this data was collected, wouldn't most EVs have been taxis? Higher mileages per year than the average driver would account for this, rather than it be an inherent issue with just EVs?
Every time one of Them 'apologises', we get replies FROM OUR OWN PEOPLE trapped in this 'British sense of fair play' mode, wherein they spunk a load of praise upon our enemies for 'doing the decent thing'
And then they continue to lose without ever realising why
*Incandescent*