As I argued in Banalysis: The Lie Destroying The West, the single most virulent disease afflicting Britain and the West generally is not mass immigration, gender ideology or even Islam, but the lie which facilitates them: ‘equality’. That’s not to say of course that people should not be treated equally, or even as if they […]
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I have written previously about the moral case for the reinstatement of capital punishment in Britain – that was in the harrowing case of Lucy Letby. While it was certainly questionable whether the evidence against Letby met the stringent threshold required for such a judgement, Axel Rudakubana obviates the needs for such doubts by A)
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Britain is beset by two unspeakable evils: the enemy without and within. To all intents and purposes, these are faces of the same coin. First, there are the Axel Rudakubana’s of this world – those for whom the death penalty is too lenient, as you could only hang the bastard once. These savages are omnipresent
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Free speech is about to get a much-needed shot in the arm. Thanks to the reinauguration of Donald Trump, even arch-suppressors of free speech like Mark Zuckerberg’s Facebook appear to have had a Damascene conversion. So it’s out with the algorithms and the fact-checkers, and in with the X-style community notes. Sounds good doesn’t it? Until
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According to The Bard, “All the world’s a stage, and men and women merely players. One man in his time plays many parts.” I can’t help thinking Shakespeare would have enjoyed Britain’s latest play: Grooming Gangs the Musical, which runs the whole gamut of human duplicity: cover-ups, cowardice and connivance (and that’s just the C’s). While
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Christmas is far and away my favourite time of the year. A rare moment in the calendar to slow down and unwind. The chance to savour the food and the wine, however humbly it arrives on the table. A time to reflect on the year, warts and all, and an opportunity to be grateful for
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Christmas is upon us once more, which means we’re just a few eggnogs away from the New Year festivities and the concomitant shame of the ‘Honours List’. As is customary at The New Conservative, we tend to eschew the establishment devotion to cronyism – preferring to bestow our own awards. Fortunately, it’s been a bumper
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The next James Bond is increasingly unlikely to be representative of the British Isles, thanks to the intelligence services (MI5, MI6, and GCHQ) who are offering final-year university students a 2025 summer internship, provided they have the good taste not to be ‘White British’: ‘For the 2024/25 academic year, if you’re in your final or
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Like most things, the New Years’ Honours list ain’t what it used to be; degraded to the point of ridicule, where cronyism and Z-list ineptitude feature in equal measure. While I stop just short of Peter Hitchens on the notion that such awards should be reserved exclusively for the military (substantial, selfless contributions to society should,
You Khant be Serious?! Read More »
Ladies and gentlemen, we are at a watershed moment in British history. For the first time since its inception under Tony Blair in 1997, a sitting Prime Minister has ‘forgotten’ to lie about the nature of mass immigration. Poised at the Downing Street lectern with the ill-deserved confidence of the Pillsbury Doughboy promoting the latest
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