Niall McCrae, Author at The New Conservative

The virtual Little Red Book: how Maoism permeated Western culture

As a large rally against the Covid-19 regime approached the parliament building in Wellington, New Zealand, a gathering of masked counter-protestors awaited them. Having experienced some of the harshest restrictions in the world, Kiwis have good reason to complain, yet their procession was met with chants and placards accusing them of racism and homophobia. A […]

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From Potsdam to Putin, the Democrats have driven American interventionism

Comment

It’s the Democrats, not the ‘neo-con’ bogeymen, who the world should worry about. The party that has always portrayed itself as standing up for the little guy has a long record of starting wars and provoking internal conflict. The Democrats are at the vanguard of divisive identity politics, strongly supporting the Defund the Police campaign

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Kiev is the globalists’ key

Politics

Back in February, as Russian tanks rolled into Ukraine, I asserted in a live interview on Unity News Network that this was a contrived conflict in pursuance of the climate change agenda. After the people who really run the world exploited a coronavirus to create a digital surveillance system for totalitarian control of the people,

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Far wrong: Vice News’ pathetic smearing of conservative activists

Rants

Sometimes an attack by your opponents is so feeble and ridiculous that it deserves broadcast by the unscathed target. Such is the case with an article on Vice News (18 March 2022). ‘Revealed: youth group trying to push the Conservative Party further to the right’ features research by The Citizens, who declare themselves as ‘public

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A globalist odyssey (Part II): Technocracy Realised

Politics

Niall McCrae & Roger Watson In an office perched high amidst the gleaming skyscrapers of Manhattan, David Rockefeller and Zbigniew Brzezinski felt destiny in their hands. The successive head of the Rockefeller dynasty needs no introduction, but his companion is less known. Brzezinski, though, a Columbia professor of Polish background, was highly influential in

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