What Is a Liberal Democracy?
If we excuse the erosion of these fundamental freedoms, we have learned nothing about history. Empires rise and fall, and so do nation states and their freedoms. They are often hard fought and easily lost.
UK Politics
Britain Has a State Addiction
It isn’t just direct, obvious welfare, but a web of indirect dependency through pointless jobs and services tied to government. And it isn’t just an economic millstone – it’s a cultural rot. The US risks the same fate unless it heeds the warning.
Why Would Anyone Fight for Britain?
The pervasiveness of anti-white discrimination is clear and, dare I say it, becoming institutionalised, leading to a visceral sense of betrayal among white British men – particularly working-class white British men – who are the backbone of our Armed Forces.
How Helpful Is ‘Adolescence’ for Britain?
While the show may have a compelling narrative, it doesn’t seem particularly useful for understanding violence in contemporary society.
Are We Really Lurching Towards Civil War?
A two-tier system is laying the foundations for ‘social unrest’.
Adolescence Is the UK’s Escape Hatch
It’s no wonder they are fawning over Adolescence as it provides them with an escape hatch. Unfortunately for them the British public isn’t stupid and my bet is they are seeing right through it.
‘Prevent’ Does Everything But
The UK’s ‘counter-terrorism’ group is as useful as welcome home party for a suicide bomber.
The Ministries of Silly Charts
There is a vast architecture and edifice of piffle in place designed to prop up gender ideology. Right at its base is one simple idea: men are women. But no new arrow in a flowchart, no additional bullet, no number of silly charts can make it so.
What Are They Still Hiding About Southport?
An impenetrable wall of secrecy surrounds the Rudakubana family.
What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
We don’t need an Assisted Dying Bill when our health care system can already kill us indiscriminately in care homes.
It Was an Infamous Day
If there’s one lesson here I hope that at least those in this room can take to heart it is that if, God willing, you ever find yourself in power, or in a position of influence, you remember that sometimes the wisest thing to do is to do nothing.
‘Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death’
Marking the 250th anniversary of Patrick Henry’s famous speech.
BBC Interview Shows Weak Grasp on Reality
Mr Miliband later admitted the new solar panels for schools and hospitals will be coming, wait for it, from China among other places.