Now, as Antonio Gramsci might have put it, is the time of monsters. Our wassail is over; the Graces, my friend, have abandoned the earth; there below, the Greek ships wait. In short – Britain’s ruling regime is kaput. The only thing left to do is to wait and see how the decline plays out and plan as […]
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What is the purpose of the state? Increasingly, it appears to be to secure something called ‘equality’. But we long ago moved past the point at which this was achieved through formal equality in the sense of everybody being equal before the law. What we now seem to expect is to experience equality in what
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On January 31st five years ago, at around 6pm, I was on my way home from work having popped into Fenwick’s, Newcastle’s finest department store, to buy a celebratory bottle of whisky (15 year-old Springbank, since you’re asking). The 31st of January, you see, was Brexit Day – and I was pleased about it. Taking
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