Roll Of Honour...

DISTINGUISHED INDIDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE EARNED OUR RESPECT AND GRATITUDE IN FIGHTING ROUNDHEAD BEHAVIOUR (in no particular order!)

Simon Heffer-Daily Telegraph. For being a national treasure while talking the most wonderful common sense. Even though he calls himself a Roundhead he has the spirit of a Cavalier in attacking Roundhead behaviour as we describe this.
Giles Coren-Times. For being a quirky thorn in the side of the Roundheads and for encouraging Boris to drop his cycling helmet. Also for his dedication to good food and drink in the most entertaining of manners
Jeff Randall-Telegraph. For mercilessly carrying out analytical and cogent destruction of fatuous arguments and useless politicians. A real star in the firmament
Dr Eamonn Butler-Times and Adam Smith Institute. For pointing out with great clarity and force malevolent advertising on behalf of the TV licensing authorities in an Orwellian campaign.
Boris Johnson-Mayor of London. For being Boris. For not being Ken. For bringing optimism and good will where there was none before. Ave Boris!
Jeremy Clarkson -Sunday Times, Sun et al. For plain speaking, for standing up against ridiculous bureaucracy and for entertaining us all enormously in the process. A true and hearty Cavalier. A nominee for sainthood in the Cavalier’s pantheon of Greats if ever there was one.
Sir Terry Wogan-BBC and newspaper contributor. For persistently talking sense in the most engaging way, while making us laugh at the same time. A Cavalier in heart and spirit loved by us all.
Vicki Woods-Times. For sticking up for the village pub with well argued prose and sound reasoning. Always a good read too. Cheers Vicki!
Hilary Rose-Times. For rightly questioning why TFL can pull over motorists with the help of the police to carry out surveys and for other astute observations in her column. Hilary for Commissioner of the Met!
Jamie Whyte-Times contributor and author of “Bad Thoughts: a Guide to Clear Thinking”. For arguing cogently the case for slashing taxes by half. Should be compulsory reading for all politicians with large type editions for Chancellors.
Stuart Wheeler-Anti EU campaigner. For admirable patriotism in challenging the Government over the EU referendum and for seeking to protect real Human Rights, rather than bogus ones. A true, modest hero, much admired by the Laughing Cavaliers.
George Pascoe-Watson-Political Editor, The Sun. For being a powerful and thoughtful voices, speaking up against political arrogance and bluster.
Sir Andrew Green-Migrationwatch. Once a lone voice. Now being listened to with increasing attention for his refusal to accept PC attitudes and lies about immigration. For maintaining a reasoned and reasonable attitude throughout.
David Lowe-Sun Journalist. For exposing PC nonsense. Readable, concise and forceful.
Richard Littlejohn-Daily Mail. For his unfailing good sense and telling attacks on ludicrous Roundhead behaviour. Always readable, always amusing, always hits the target. A real Laughing Cavalier hero. The more opprobrium that is heaped upon his innocent head by the Guardianistas, the more we admire him.
Libby Purves-Times and BBC. For providing a consistently sensible voice in a mad world. For identifying “News Rage” as a result of the latest idiocy by the state. One of our favourite aunties.
Leo McKinstry-Sunday Express. For pointing out the importance of fathers in child-rearing and marriage. For attacking feminist zealots. Good Cavalier stuff, Leo.
Quentin Letts-Daily Mail. For making us all laugh while not letting MPs and others get away with it. For his personal one-man campaign on inadequacy in certain quarters. A must-read for all Cavaliers.
Trevor Kavanagh-Sun. For thoughtful and incisive political comment and pouring scorn on Roundheads. For exposing PC PCs. For being always readable and always thought-provoking.
Kate Hooey-Labour MP. A free thinking and independent voice. A Bodacea amongst MPs. Supporter of Field Sports and many other good causes. Incapable of being intimidated.
Fraser Nelson-The Spectator and News of the World. For pointed and sensible comments about bureaucratic and political absurdity. Keep them on their toes Fraser!
Carole Malone- News of the World. For well argued and reasoned articles about Roundhead nonsense. For pointing out the disgrace of OAP care.
Detective Sergeant Harry Keeble-Anti drug cop from the Met. Author of “Crack House”. For doing the right thing and sticking to his guns.
Roger Lewis-Sunday Express. For admirable criticism of Roundhead behaviour. Very enjoyable read too.
Kirsty Buchanan-Deputy Political Editor, Sunday Express. For continually pointing out Bureaucratic and Governmental absurdity. Keep up the good work, Kirsty.
Julia Hartley-Brewer-Sunday Express. For penetrating and amusing exposés of cant and hypocrisy. For attacking bin taxes and lousy care for the elderly provisions so succinctly.
Jimmy Young-ex disc jockey ( one of the best!). Sunday Express columnist. Still talking sense after all these years. Particularly for pointing out the dangers of an over powerful EU.
Ray Mallon-“Robocop”. For providing an example of how policing should work. Leading from the front. A fearless and bold Cavalier.
Robin Page-Countryman and journalist. A breath of fresh country air whenever he speaks or writes about bigotry and bureaucracy in the countryside. Much admired by all Laughing Cavaliers from the country ( and those of us from the cities too, come to that).
Bernard Hogan-Howe-Chief Constable Merseyside. For chasing real criminals with good and old-fashioned determination. A fine example of real policing. Hope Ian Blair is keeping his seat warm for you, Sir!
Nigel Lawson-for attacking global warming zealotry and exposing exaggeration and false assumptions in that field with logic and intellectual rigour.
Nigella Lawson-for encouraging us to have more pudding rather than telling us to eat up our greens. For being fun and making eating food fun rather than a curse that will kill us.
Amanda Platel-Daily Mail. Beautifully barbed comments about Roundhead nonsense. Observant, witty and well-informed.
Max Hastings-Daily Mail. For always talking good sense. For pointing out the deficiencies of the governing class and defending the armed services.
Harriet Sergeant-Sunday Times and author of “The Public and the Police”. For exposing the deficiencies of PC senior policemen.
Melanie Phillips-Daily Mail. For consistent clarity of thought and refusal to accept lazy arguments from Roundheads. A brave Cavalier. Another candidate for being paced in our pantheon of honour as a long-term seeker after the truth and for exposing cant, hypocrisy and lies. We honour you Madam!
Frederick Forsyth-Novelist and contributor to Newspapers (Daily and Sunday Express). A great speaker of the truth. For being patriotic, frank and eminently readable in all his forms. Another of our special favourites.
Kelvin McKenzie-Sun contributor. For puncturing bureaucratic pomposity. And being full of fun. The world would be a much duller place without you, Kelvin.
Mick Hume-Times. For attacking the phoney war on climate change in a most readable and well argued way..
John Hipkin-Independent Cambridge City Councillor. For attacking RIPA and council snooping. We need more like you, John!
Michael Hanlon- Science Editor of Daily Mail. For attacking crazy plans to introduce “Personal Carbon Credits” for every person in the UK. For applying clear scientific analysis to a problem that all too often is besmirched by mass hysteria.
Alison Little-Deputy Political Editor of Daily Express. For exposing recycling absurdity. A valuable ally in the war against bureaucratic idiocy.
Harry Mount-Times. For pointing out that Environmentalism is the new, very strict, secular faith that must not be criticised. Well worth listening too on this and other subjects.
Murad Ahmed-Times. For exposing the real risk to power supplies and reporting experts who tell us that the lack of political will to make tough decisions has left Britain short of power. Will the idiots listen and do something though? Keep up the pressure Murad.
Janet Daly-Telegraph. For pointing out the ludicrously Soviet like behaviour of some bureaucrats. For being very readable and thought provoking in all that she does.
Liam Halligan-Sunday Telegraph. For penetrating critiques on economics and political meddling. A courageous and intelligent commentator who livens up our days with his writing.
Honest John-Telegraph motoring columnist. For plain common sense and pointing out the outrageous ways Government takes money from motorists and puts precious little back in there. Beautifully readable and an icon amongst petrol heads.
Minette Marin-Sunday Times. For casting a very observant searchlight on what is wrong with Britain. Bright, thoughtful articles that are consistently good.
James Slack-Daily Mail Home Affairs Editor. For keeping a close eye on policing matters and talking common sense on the subject.
Edward Heathcoat Amory- Daily Mail contributor. For arguing for lower taxes. Keep hitting your colleagues over the head with this argument, Sir! You are just so right.
Declan Ganley-Founder of Civitas and organiser of the Irish “No” vote on EU referendum. To whom we all owe a debt of great gratitude for halting the seemingly unstoppable rush towards a United States of Europe. Thank you, Sir! You may have just saved us all from that fate.
Nigel Farage-UKIP. For pointing out with good humour and clarity the worst activities and absurdities of the EU. More exposure on the media please. He is like a breath of fresh air compared with some other party spokesmen.
General Sir Richard Dannatt- For sticking up for his men against the lesser men who give them insufficient support and respect. For saying what other senior generals should have been saying for a long time. For not being a politician but a soldier.
Mark Rowley-Acting Chief Constable of Surrey. For fighting red tape and box ticking. A great example to many other Chief Constables. Giving the public rather than the politicians what they want.
Paul McKeever-Chairman of the Police Federation. For attacking the target driven culture inflicted on the police by the Government. Good work, Paul!
Theodore Dalrymple-Former prison doctor and contributor to Express. For talking good sense about Law and Order. For signalling that crackpot liberal theories on crime are putting us in danger.
Matthew Elliott -Taxpayers Alliance. For consistently and clearly arguing the case for cutting taxes and attacking bureaucratic waste.
John Coles-Sun. For exposing the council who banned binmen from moving wheelie bins unless they could be moved with two fingers in his “Oficialdom Gone Mad” column.
Vinnie Jones. Footballer, actor and countryman. For supporting field sports and being President of NOBS.
Alice Miles-Times. For exposing RSPCA refuseniks with a sour attitude towards keeping pets. We are all for pets as Cavaliers (particularly King Charles Spaniels).
Brigadier Ed Butler-Ex commanding officer of SAS. For honourably resigning after complaining at the Government’s lamentable record in risking soldier’s lives by failing to fund troops and equipment.
David Millward-Transport Editor of Telegraph. For his involvement in the Telegraph’s “Fair Deal For Drivers” campaign and for specifically highlighting EU plans to add up to £300 to cost of new cars for “green” reasons.
Stephen Glover-Daily Mail. For pointing out the curse of the career politician who knows so little about the real world and has probably never held down a real job.
Dr Ros Altmann-Pensions expert. For fighting the good fight on behalf of so many pensioners now deprived of their anticipated pension.
Emma Soames-Editor-at-large, Saga magazine. For speaking up for the elderly in an intelligent and reasoned manner.
Nick Harvey-Liberal Democrat defence spokesman. For attacking the inadequacy of “Snatch” Land Rovers in protecting our troops from roadside bombs and pointing out the Government’s “penny-pinching and incompetence.”
Lord Howell-Former Energy Secretary. For pointing out the folly of the Government in dithering about energy while the risk of the lights going out grows.
Camilla Cavendish-Times. For pointing out the tyranny of the State and the fact that we have everything to fear from a State that has lost all sense of proportion.
Steve Alambritis-The Federation of Small Businesses. For pointing out that we have gone regulation mad and that we have to license everything. (Commenting on the proposed £30 licenses for rubbish disposal).
Tom Utley-Daily Mail. For continual perceptive and sensible comment upon matters of the moment-from old jalopies being taxed out of existence to the perils of admonishing litter droppers.
Marcus Dunk-Daily Mail. For pointing out how Alistair Darling’s proposed car taxes have already wiped thousands off the value of your family car.
Christopher Booker-Telegraph. Another of our icons, destined for sainthood in our pantheon of heroes and heroines. For long-term exposure of EU idiocy and subterfuge in a brave and informative manner. For never giving up the fight against pernicious forces. We salute you, Sir!
John Blundell-Director General of the Institute of Economic Affairs. For maintaining the IEA’s admirable stance in criticising over taxation and over government. For arguing for a free economy. For intellectual rigour.
John Stepek-MSN Money. For penetrating and informative comment on what is going wrong in the UK.
Noel Edmonds-TV presenter and all round good guy. For seeking to mend “Broken Britain” on “Noel’s HQ” for Sky TV and for cheering us all up over many years. Do the same for Britain now, Noel!
Richard Haddock-Farmer and activist. For standing up against bureaucratic nonsense in farming and for being the sort of rugged individualist that we need in the countryside.
Dr David Bellamy-Eminent Scientist. For daring to stand up against the Global warming Bandwagon and pointing out the myths in “Greenwashing”.
Daniel Finkelstein-Times. For perceptive and penetrating attacks on Roundhead behaviour. For specifically attacking the woolly thinking in the new NHS Constitution.
Philip Johnston-Telegraph. For attacking Roundhead targets with precision. For pointing out the deficiencies in CRB checks and the failure of HIPs.
William Rees-Mogg-Times. An eminent and thoughtful commentator. For showing the deficiencies in Gordon Brown’s Chancellorship.
Professor Karol Sikora-Eminent cancer specialist. For pointing out deficiencies in the NHS relaunch.
Gary Mason-Former editor of Police Review and commentator on policing. For forthright and sensible comments on bringing back traditional policing and for describing the modern police service as “A bureaucratic monster”.
Lord Saatchi-Former Chairman of the Conservative Party. For presenting, with wit and precision, 7 reasons to indict New Labour. For penetrating analysis of the failure of New Labour.
David Davis, M.P.-Former Conservative Shadow Minister. For sticking up for his beliefs and for attacking the surveillance society in all its forms.
Oliver Letwin, M.P.- For speaking out against the EU ban on farmhouse B & Bs allowing dogs in their kitchens. Full marks for his comment: " My conclusion is that this particular aspect of the world has gone barking mad".
Eric Pickles, M.P.- For blunt and forthright condemnation of latest Bin Sin taxes introduced by the Mad Mahdi of DEFRA’s Dustbin Dervishes, “Veggie” Benn. For being a continual beacon of common sense.
Michael O'Leary.- Chief Executive of Ryanair. For attacking fatuous “Green” policies. For opening up Europe to many of us who would not otherwise have the opportunity. For tackling the big boys in the industry with gusto.
Joanna Lumley:- For eminently sensible and pertinent comments on many aspects of life in the UK. For consistently supporting the interests of Gurkhas. For being an all round good egg.
Lord Ashcroft:- For consistent support for the Police with Crimestoppers. For supporting the Armed Forces. For his quiet and effective support of good causes.
Silvio Berlusconi:- For questioning the folly of other European leaders in rushing to penalise industry with a 20% reduction in carbon emissions by 2020. A voice of realism amidst a bunch of lemmings. Also for bringing optimism, gaiety and Italian flair to international politics.

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