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China peasants

Urban Peasants

In China it appears you can take the peasant out of rural areas, but you cannot stop them being a peasant. Early in the last decade China initiated a project to move 250 million people from the rural areas to the cities; from shanties and small houses to the high rise apartments that characterise so […]

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Vatican stairs

Captive Catholics

If anyone reading this can afford it, could they please pay the money to whomever has captured the Roman Catholic Church and is holding it to ransom? This is not the first time my church has provoked my ire. The past two years have seen an increasing level of politically charged nonsense from CAFOD (Catholic Fund for

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Too white

“Too White” 

“Too white” has long been the war cry of the anti-western, anti-democratic, anti-white rabble, which finds itself tragically addicted to white, democratic, western nations. Marketing their vitriol as ‘diversity’ rather than division, these parasitic organisms have had a good run. Unfortunately they may have been so thorough, they could now be running out of road. 

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Boring

The Benefits of Being Boring

One of the joys of editing a small magazine is the unexpected perks it brings. It’s far easier for instance, to make contacts and secure requests for interviews as Editor of The New Conservative, than it is as a mere mortal. However, undoubtedly my favourite benefit is the endless line of scams one is subjected

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Rainbow dragon

Diversity, China Style 

Looking over Luzhou City in Sichuan Province from the fifteenth-floor balcony of my apartment I was wondering, after over twenty years of coming to China, what was wrong with this country. Then it hit me. I could see four main streets from my apartment, all right in the heart of the city with shops, bars

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Sir Mark Rowley

MET Police Cop Out

(Photograph: Surrey County Council News, CC BY 2.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0>, via Wikimedia Commons) Don’t be fooled by the UK constabulary’s failure to engage when it comes to jihad – that peaceful, ‘inner struggle’ afflicting Muslims as they agonise over Weetabix or Cheerios at the breakfast table; it’s just that plod understands the nuances of these matters

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Scotland

The Fantasists of the SNP

Like everyone else I did not pay much attention to the SNP conference which took place nearby me in Aberdeen. The turnout was poor with plenty of empty seats. But this isn’t the SNP’s main problem, nor indeed is Humza Yousaf. The real problem is Scottish nationalism has become a movement of fantasists. In 1989

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