There was an interesting incursion into the free speech debate this week, as Taliban leader Anas Haqqani appeared to endorse Elon Musk over Mark Zuckerberg. ‘Twitter doesn’t have an intolerant policy like Meta’ Haqqani wrote, while live-streaming his latest bombing. ‘Sure, we cut people’s hands off and burn them alive if they step out of line, but at least we don’t harvest their data’.
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The English Channel notwithstanding, no amount of water can defend against the enemy within. Fast forward to 2023, and after 13 years of a nominally conservative government the notion that those 21 nautical miles are suddenly unable to withstand the technological advance of a rubber dinghy should be the subject of a Whitehall farce, rather than political reality.
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Sport embraced non-white athletes decades before racial prejudices begun to break down, for the obvious reason that winning is all-important. After all, the great Joe Louis fought Max Schmeling at the height of segregation—not because he was black, but in spite of it. Sport is the fairest pursuit of them all: a quest for distinction, which fundamentally demands both the selection of, and guarantees the victory to, the best players.
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Perhaps it is just as well for France that Macron cannot run for a third successive term in 2027. Perhaps it is just as well for him, seeing as Marine Le Pen is well on course to oust him anyway. Macron or not, this is a defining moment for the West—whether it will regain its sense of national pride, or whether it will fall. Diversity is not our strength—how much longer must the innocent pay the price for this lie?
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It’s been a bumper week for Britain, as the nation’s premier sacred cow celebrated her 75th birthday (no, not Diane Abbott you bastards!), our glorious NHS; the envy of the world. It’s unclear what sort of gift a grateful nation should bequeath a septuagenarian recluse on her last legs, but I’d have thought euthanasia should
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The young must be congratulated here not just for their courage in speaking out, but in their ability to find novel ways of circumventing the nonsense which is increasingly being foisted upon them under the guise of ‘education’. Much like the secondary school boys banned from wearing shorts in 30 degree heat (who bypassed the pompous regulations by wearing skirts), an increasing number of pupils are fighting fire with fire, and are choosing to ‘identify’ as bizarre entities – an approach which may well end up breaking the system.
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We hear a lot about “white privilege” these days, despite the facts tending to suggest that such a commodity has long-since ceased to pay a dividend to its shareholders. The irony is that there are few more comfortable gigs than banging on about the sins — real and imagined — of white people. Whilst alleged
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A Braverman than most, our home secretary has called upon Britain’s 43 police forces to grasp the nettle, and “ramp up” their use of stop and search in order to “save more lives,” a decision for which she deserves to be commended. The “dangerous culture” of carrying weapons must end, she commented in a statement to the House of Commons earlier this week. The home secretary has also instructed police forces to publish body camera footage promptly, in order to avoid “trial by social media.”
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How can the media and the authorities claim to simultaneously know nothing, except they know what it isn’t? It isn’t always the way in these matters. When the Labour MP Jo Cox was murdered back in 2016, The Guardian had the photograph, name, and white supremacist narrative of the killer up within hours.
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Whatever else might be said about him, Farage’s track record of leading insurgencies is second to none. It was he, after all, who won the European election in 2019 with 31.6% of the vote, having formed the Brexit Party just six weeks previously.
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