Equality before the law (the only form of equality worth entertaining) has long been a bad joke in Britain. Whether it’s Jews interfering with the latest jihad march by looking ‘openly Jewish’, fathers arrested for objecting to the multicultural gang rape of their daughters, or the policing disparity between the BLM and Brexit, Covid, Tommy […]
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The short answer to that is: “a country where free speech is demonstrably under threat”. Clearly, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer does not consider free speech to be under threat in the United Kingdom. Questioned recently in the Oval Office on a visit to President Trump, he was asked by a woman from the press
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The latest report from The Ministry of Approved Opinions, Hope Not Hate The State of Hate 2025: Reform rising and racist riots, is out. The pdf version is free to download. I urge you not to buy the hard copy, which will help fund Hope not Hate; alas, it will only encourage them. My first
I have never managed to connect with South Korea despite several visits. I suppose that the fact these have all been business visits and mostly in winter when it is cold almost beyond belief has not helped. Also, I have only been to Seoul which is a huge traffic-jammed place. I don’t like Korean food,
Having long ago outsourced my cerebral powers to ChatGPT, I asked it for some amusing titles for an article on the theme of the UK’s focus on Ramadan rather than Lent. One of the best now adorns this article. Runners up included: Holy Hunger Games: Lent vs. Ramadan – Who Fasts It Best? Ramadan &
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It’s 6pm on February 12th, and I find myself in the back of a police van in Andong, South Korea. I am flanked by two hulking officers, who seem to think I might attempt to jump out of a moving vehicle. Seeing as this is my last taste of freedom for a while, I take
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A former British Army Chief of Staff was interviewed on the BBC Radio 4 Today programme last week, about the woeful state of the British Armed Forces. He said that when he commanded a battle group – of which there were several at that time – he had more men and more firepower at his
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Dear readers, Just a very brief update, to let you know what is going on with me and The New Conservative. As many of you will know, I was imprisoned on 12th February for ‘contempt of court’ – i.e., for objecting to the continued abuse of my children by their mother. I have just finished
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We British are known for our propensity to apologise. Even when we need not, many of us do. However, our excessive concern for others’ feelings has reached a new low (or should that be high?). The latest Astute Class Submarine was set to be called HMS Agincourt after Henry V’s famous victory over the French
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On 17 July 1812, a small force of British troops led by the audacious Captain Charles Roberts and supported by white and indigenous Canadian militia, launched a surprise attack on Fort Mackinac. Men of the Royal Artillery dragged a six-pounder cannon to the ridge above the fort and fired a single round before demanding the
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