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Jeff Berwick: The Revolution Will Not Be Televised (But It’s on Bitchute)

(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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Words and Actions

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One of the essential elements of truth is the use of words according to their accurate definitions. If I think the word red denotes what is classified as green, I cannot accurately identify things that are red. There are layers of meaning to words too. Again, take the word red. It is a colour adjective.

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David Clews: ‘Fanning the Flames’ or Free Speech Victim?

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Denis Healey famously likened being taken to task by his Tory opposite number Geoffrey Howe to being “savaged by a dead sheep”. The same could be said about David Clews, co-founder and lead correspondent of Unity News Network (UNN) who, this weekend, has managed to unite the Left-wing and Right-wing legacy media in condemnation of

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Why Don’t Women Actually Want Equality?

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The well-publicised case of the Waspi women (Women Against State Pension Inequality) is far more intriguing for what is not being said, than for that which is. For those unfamiliar with the story, the campaign dates back to the John Major government and the 1995 Pensions Act, which decided to gradually equalise the disparate retirement ages for

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The Road From Wigan Pier

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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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‘Hate’

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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

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UK Riots: We’re Being Manipulated Again

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The circus came to town last week in Hull when protesters gathered to express their feelings about the housing of asylum seekers, the vast majority young Muslim men, in the heart of the city in the Royal Hotel attached to Hull’s Paragon Station. Their presence has left many feeling uneasy, mainly those who live and

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CEO Dictates White Response to Riots

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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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Starmer Must Apologise

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Don’t get me wrong, I wasn’t expecting anything like an intelligent, nuanced and thoughtful response to the recent protests following the Southport murders. Statesmanship is not the St Pancras Pabloite’s forte. And Mr Starmer was in Magic Grandpa’s shadow cabinet, after all. But I was expecting at the very least a nod, albeit an insincere

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Starmer Picks a Side

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In the first big test of his premiership, Keir Starmer has addressed the ‘far-right’ riots in response to the Southport murders. For anyone vaguely familiar with the concept of cause and effect, it was always obvious which part of the equation Starmer would be most keen to highlight. Statesmanship and leadership are ethereal concepts at

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Jeff Berwick: The Revolution Will Not Be Televised (But It’s on Bitchute)

Words and Actions

David Clews: ‘Fanning the Flames’ or Free Speech Victim?

Why Don’t Women Actually Want Equality?

The Road From Wigan Pier

‘Hate’

UK Riots: We’re Being Manipulated Again

CEO Dictates White Response to Riots

Starmer Must Apologise

Starmer Picks a Side

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