We often hear, yammered sheep-like by the Wokerati, that Britain is an institutionally racist country. But what a contradiction, since it is the same Orwellian bleaters who encourage the mass migration to our shores of people of colour. So, which is it? Are we a bastion of abominable racism or a country that people of […]
‘Britain Is Institutionally Racist’-Yeah, Right. Read More »
If the polls are correct, Keir Starmer is likely to be elected as prime minister with a thumping majority. God help us. It is not only the mad woke legislation that Starmer and crew will impose that we should be worried about; it is also Starmer’s promise that he will give MPs a free vote
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The Church of England’s General Synod is sipping not so much communion wine as guzzling identity politics’ moonshine. Rather than telling perpetually aggrieved activists that Christ advocates forgiveness, Synod has decided to cough up a billion pounds in reparations for the Church’s historic profits from the transatlantic slave trade. At a time when church buildings
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From pantomimes in church halls to adaptations of books in provincial theatres to RSC productions at the Barbican, I have enjoyed a lot of theatre in my time. Who my fellow audience members might be has never determined whether I watch a play or not. Even school children at matinees do not put me off
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If there is one thing the commissars at Labour HQ could learn from Joseph Stalin it is this: if you are going to purge your party of those who have unacceptable political opinions, you need to do it thoroughly. Of course, I am not recommending that Sir Keir, NKVD-style, rounds up all his party’s conspiracy
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(Photograph: Chris McAndrew, CC BY 3.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0>, via Wikimedia Commons) A phenomenon that is insupportable to the left is a black person who has been successful by his or her own efforts, and not because of positive discrimination or hiring quotas. According to socialists, black people are without exception impoverished, marginalised and oppressed, and therefore
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I once worked for a university located in Texas and I noticed that my co-workers took pride in being Texan and had a spirit of independence. Brexit made perfect sense to them. Unlike the English who are expected to apologise abjectly and relentlessly to foreigners for their history and society by masochistic Anglophobes on the
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Sir Patrick Sanders, head of the British Army, has declared that Britain will need a ‘citizens army’ in the event of war with Russia. By this he means that the British Army is too small to play its NATO role and will need to be much augmented by volunteers if the proverbial push comes to
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Sunday 21 January 2024 is the centenary anniversary of Vladimir Lenin’s death. It might come as a surprise to readers of The New Conservative that during my late teens and early twenties, I was an apologist for the Bolsheviks and their leader Lenin. At a university interview at Warwick, I remember declaring that I had
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(Photograph: Mark Steyn Show, CC BY-SA 3.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0>, via Wikimedia Commons) Defending Douglas Murray, the associate editor of The Spectator, is akin to defending a lion. He is one of the most effective critics of left-wing identity politics today. Yet in the culture war that this kind of politics has unleashed on the West, it
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