Showing posts with label Jon Danzig. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jon Danzig. Show all posts
Sunday, 7 October 2018
Thursday, 23 November 2017
The value of being citizens of Europe
Back in 2013, I wrote an article for my blog here called, ‘The value of being citizens of Europe’. I stated, ‘If you're a UK citizen confused about the value of EU membership, due to the untruths coming from UKIP and the national press, then just follow the evidence.’
I didn’t know then that within three years, Britain would vote to leave the EU in a referendum, leading to an end to EU citizenship for Britons. Today, I am republishing my article as it seems more pertinent now than it did in 2013:
Friday, 27 January 2017
The photo that alerted the world
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This
is a photo shot on the streets of Munich, Germany on 10th March 1933;
just six weeks after Hitler came to power.
The picture, published across the world and later in many history books,
was a chilling portent of the hellish events that were about to consume Germany
and much of the rest of the planet. Many
have seen this photo, but few know the background behind it.
Thursday, 12 May 2016
UK Statistics Authority criticises 'Vote Leave' video
A YouTube video launched today by ‘Vote Leave’ campaigner, Douglas Carswell, MP, has been criticised by the UK Statistics Authority.
Tuesday, 5 January 2016
My top ten Facebook stories of 2015
My new Facebook page, Jon Danzig Writes, was started in June 2015, with the aim to challenge the news generally, and in particular, mistruths about migrants, refugees, human rights and the European Union.
My first few stories only gained a handful of readers, but over the past six months, my readership has gradually grown, with many of my stories now reaching tens of thousands of people.
Tuesday, 11 August 2015
Daily Express business model: selling prejudice and bigotry?
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And here comes Richard Desmond into the Den with an investment opportunity for his newspaper called the Daily Express. "So what’s your idea, Richard?" asks one of the Dragons.
Sunday, 10 May 2015
UK SOS! Our human rights are under attack
'Among Michael Gove's first tasks will be to scrap Labour's Human Rights Act' - The Telegraph
Michael Gove has been appointed 'Justice Secretary' and 'Lord Chancellor' to see through the new Conservative government's manifesto pledge to scrap the Human Rights Act; introduce a new UK Bill of Rights, and sever links with the European Court of Human Rights.
Law Society president Andrew Caplen responded yesterday:
'The Human Rights Act is a fundamental safeguard of many of our basic rights and freedoms. We will be pressing for the government to retain it.'
Monday, 4 May 2015
Can’t vote or don’t vote?
Tony Benn once defined democracy very succinctly: 'The right of the people to get rid of their government.' That’s a right all of us who live in democracies should cherish.
Sunday, 26 April 2015
Can UK become the richest economy?
Tory Chancellor George Osborne has claimed that Britain can become the world’s
richest economy. He said that within 15 years Britain could be richer than the USA and, “become the most prosperous of any major economy by the 2030s”.
But three years ago Jo
Johnson, MP, author of the Tory's 2015 manifesto, told me Britain can never again be the world's richest economy.
Wednesday, 27 August 2014
Daily Express Fury About Illegal Immigrants
Today’s Daily Express front page headline screamed, ‘Fury
over Britain’s 2m illegal migrants’.
Yet, on closer scrutiny, the ‘fury’ should instead be about the Express’s
careless journalism. The ‘exclusive’ statistic,
claimed the Express, came from 'think tank' Migration Watch – yet Migration Watch this
morning denied this, and announced that they, “declined to cooperate in this
story”.
The UK government described the Daily Express number of 'illegal migrants' as a 'guestimate' and fact-checking organisation, FullFact.org today reported that nobody actually knows the true statistic, but previous estimates put the number of illegal migrants in Britain at between 417,000 and 1.1 million. The FullFact headline read, 'Think tank says it didn't estimate Express '2 million illegal migrants' figure
Friday, 4 July 2014
Desperate for health care in the richest country
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| • Journalist Jon Danzig with British philanthropist, Stan Brock |
Last night I met Stan Brock, founder of ‘Remote Area Medical’
which gives free acute medical care to hundreds of thousands of poor people in
the world’s richest nation – the USA.
Wednesday, 19 March 2014
Campaigning for a free and accountable press
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Campaigning journalist, Jon Danzig, with actor, Hugh Grant
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Sunday, 13 October 2013
Sleepless in London
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| ● Jon Danzig couldn't sleep during his overnight sleep test Photo by David Mansell The Guardian |
Sunday, 8 September 2013
The value of being 'citizens of Europe'

If you're a UK citizen confused about the value of EU membership, due to the 'untruths' coming from UKIP and the national press, then just follow the evidence, says Jon Danzig
It's probably best not to be too entrenched about most subjects. That's a lesson you learn as you get older. Nothing stays still, new truths are always being discovered, and we should always be prepared to change our minds on receipt of new evidence or superior arguments. On this basis, it's hoped that science will be self-correcting and that all scientists - without fear of losing face - will willingly amend their views when new proof is discovered.
As in science, shouldn't it be the same in politics - especially when it comes to the future of the country and its citizens?
Thursday, 8 August 2013
Jon Danzig's 'Questions for Cash'
At a debate about the future of the European Union, Jon Danzig asked leading Conservative Eurosceptic, Bill Cash, MP, if Britain would have more influence in the world if we left the EU. Click the arrow to view. (Shot on my Samsung smart phone – 2 minutes 47 seconds).
Other articles by Jon Danzig:
- The value of being ‘citizens of Europe’
- Winston Churchill: A founder of the European Union
- Letter from Europe: Why I'm a Union man
Saturday, 13 July 2013
Are politicians committed to the NHS?
● Click to view - 47 seconds
At a debate on the 65th birthday of the National Health Service, Jon Danzig asked if our politicians are truly committed to its founding principles.
● Click to watch the full debate: 'NHS at 65 - rejuvenate or retire?'See also:
● See also: 'End of the National Health Service?'
Friday, 12 July 2013
What Britons don't know about Britain
Sunday, 19 May 2013
What Nigel Farage told British expats in Spain
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About two million Brits live,
work, study or are retired in other EU countries. Over 800,000 of them are estimated to
reside in Spain alone; over one million if you include those who sojourn there
for just part of each year.
The
numbers might now be higher, as the latest estimates* were published in
2010. In addition, many tens of thousands of British own second
homes right across the European Union – over 140,000 estimated to be in Spain
and Italy.
Understandably, these British expatriates are concerned about what will
happen to them, and their homes abroad, if Britain leaves the European
Union. ‘Expat Forums’ are replete with anxious
postings about just this subject.
This month Nigel Farage, leader of the anti-EU UKIP party, was interviewed by Talk Radio Europe, which is based in Spain and
broadcasts in English to British expats living there.
Thursday, 2 May 2013
Jon Danzig's New Blog: 'EU ROPE'
Sunday, 21 April 2013
Lost in Las Vegas
Jon Danzig is bewildered by the city of sin
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● Jon Danzig gets lost in Las Vegas
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I HAVE JUST ARRIVED IN HELL. Well, if it isn't, it's a bloody good imitation.
This is the place where everything and everyone screams for your money. Signs shout buy me, try me, tip me, win me, play me, rent me, ride me, f**k me.
There isn't another place on the planet that has found more ways to take your money. But in this mob run desert strip, everything is a mirage, from the plastic Eiffel Tower to the plastic chips in every hotel.
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