The Greatest Living Briton on fine form (video, 10:58) on GB News yesterday, later in the programme chatting with Richard Tice, the estimable leader of Reform UK, formerly the Brexit Party, which was led by Nigel Farage and resulted in Boris Johnson winning a general election for the Tories with the promise of Brexit, a glorious achievement – even if Brexit voters including myself (and every British MRA of my acquaintance) have been utterly betrayed by subsequent Tory governments, particularly with respect to net immigration numbers, last year alone close to 750,000 (in a year only 220,000 new houses were built, a scandal in itself). The Tory party is on course to be annihilated at the next general election, and I for one will cheer on their annihilation. In office since 2010, the party has relentlessly followed feminist directions and assaulted the human rights of men and boys through its actions and inactions. It has done nothing about the scandalous denial of fathers’ access to their children following family breakdowns. A list of most of those human rights assaults can be found in our final manifesto. Hopefully a genuinely conservative pro-family and anti-progressive party will emerge from the wreckage, possibly led by Suella Braverman or Kemi Badenoch, white men not being eligible to lead the party since the departure of BoJo. I had the great pleasure of a 1:1 lunch with Nigel Farage at his favourite Mayfair restaurant last year, Boisdale of Belgravia. He was as interesting and entertaining company as you would imagine, and Nigel – being a regular – has his own reserved table in a quiet corner. I recommend the place highly. As well as an impressive cigar list, Boisdale has a cigar terrace. Why don’t all restaurants have them? I sent Nigel a Romeo y Julieta Short Churchill cigar for Xmas, just before he went on I’m a Celebrity. Well, he’s the closest we’ve had to a Churchillian figure in British politics for a very long time, so that cigar seemed appropriate. On the cover of MIchael Crick’s excellent biography One Party After Another Nigel is pictured enjoying a big cigar. My own preference is for the milder but still very flavourful Hoya De Monterrey Epicure No.2, supporters of this website are invited to show their appreciation for my work by sending me one (only £35.00). Supporters with deeper pockets than mine may wish to avail themselves of the generous discount available by sending me a box of 25 cigars, a steal at just £800.00. Each cigar gives me 45 minutes of smoking heaven and raises my determination to do all I can to expel the evil ideology of feminism from this world. I had a charming and appreciative email from Nigel, who is known for very rarely sending emails. I plan to send him a good Cuban cigar every Xmas in future.

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