Author name: Anna Chen

UK writer and broadcaster Anna Chen challenges stale empire narratives with original insights and a dash of wit. A politically informed artist, poet and pioneering China commentator, she has led successful strategies to raise consciousness and run over dogma with her karma. Cultural breakthroughs include: UK’s First Chinese Punk, First To Take A Show To The Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Published Poet At 14, Orwell Prize Shortlisted, TED Speaker, BBC Writer And Presenter, Dissenting Journalist, Critical Thinker And Political Analyst. A lifetime of political analysis & cultural response in published articles, radio, videos, blog and poetry.

Two blondes, one headshot

Has anyone ever seen Heather Mills and Ann Coulter in the same room? Which is which in the headshots? Yup, Macca actually married Ann Coulter and this is what she has over the old liberal softie. Heather is a snob and a social climber but she doesn’t deserve the level of vitriol she’s getting from […]

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Priorities, much?

While the Left burns, this is the sort of thing happening in the big wide world. One woman was so incensed by the war in Iraq that she exercised what we all thought was her freedom of speech and read out the list of British soldiers killed there at the Cenotaph on the Day of

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The Morlock Tendency

Only a fool doesn’t learn from experience, but only in the whacky world of the Left is excusing the regular Groundhog Day rerun of disasters transformed into an auto-lobotomising virtue. The Popular Front Barnum & Bailey monstrosity of “a special type” that is Respect has lost credibility with all but a few, and still the

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