Whistleblowing doctors sacked after a spate of unnecessary patient deaths, lawyers circling, a major police investigation, and a county coroner who served time at Holloway Prison for perverting the course of justice. The Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton is the setting for the latest NHS scandal. The hospital has taken the baton of notoriety […]
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In the infamous words of Tony Blair’s advisor Andrew Neather, mass immigration policy was ‘rubbing the Right’s nose in diversity’. The New Labour government was determined to smash traditional society, and the wrecking ball has been swinging ever since. The country has become almost unrecognisable to how it looked before the end of last century,
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(Photograph: Jberwick, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons) We all have our favourite video-loggers on YouTube or other video platforms, but after a while they tend to become predictable and lose their lustre. However polished their presentation style, the likes of Paul Joseph Watson cannot keep my attention indefinitely. But there is one guy who I have
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Are the white working class really ‘far right’, or just people reacting to the destruction of their way of life? In George Orwell’s tour of the industrial North, published in 1937 as The Road to Wigan Pier, there is no doubting his sympathy for his subjects. In the grime, squalor and poverty of Lancashire mill
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Hardly a week goes by without the powers-that-be or commentators in the servile mainstream media warning us of the ‘forces of hate’. Any challenge to the official narrative is cast as extreme, with slurs of ‘conspiracy theorist’ or ‘far right’. Hate, according to our progressive leaders, is a disposition of traditionally privileged groups striving to
How dare you complain about your annihilation! In the wake of three young girls, randomly and brutally stabbed to death in Southport, allegedly by the son of Rwandan migrants, protests erupted across the country. The authorities responded in the usual way, smearing the spontaneous gatherings as ‘far-right’, and led by the English Defence League (despite
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MPs are wary of upsetting the majority of female voters, but the clarity of definition may be misleading. Would a ‘trans woman’, who is biologically male, qualify under their criteria? Perhaps this question deterred female MPs from responding. It’s a minefield of politicians’ making.
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Brand’s ability to relate to common folk is perhaps his greatest crime in the eyes of his hecklers in the media-establishment, because his success affirms that one does not need a privileged background or a degree from a (paradoxically titled) Russell Group university, to speak with insight on matters of contemporary importance.
(Conclusion of Part I) The slogan for the burgeoning green campaign was ‘think globally, act locally’. This noble principle has been inverted by the powers-that-be, such as those attending World Economic Forum conferences at Davos.. They are acting globally, imposing draconian restrictions on ordinary lives, while putting themselves first. Genuine ecological concerns have been hijacked.
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Ecofascism, like national socialism and international communism, started in Germany. Ashamed of compatriots falling for the blood-and-soil ideology of the recent past, the fledgling German Green Party was cautious of using symbols, Adolf Hitler having espoused mystical Aryan harmony with nature. However, the door was open to radical leftists, who were regarded as morally sound
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