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The case for nuclear war

It is a measure of the complete degeneracy of the fake left these days, that at a time when Pentagon insiders are saying that there is a one-in-three chance that the majority of us will be annihilated in a nuclear war within days, that in the UK at least, the …

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The church, the saints, and the unfolding crisis

It is impossible for almost all modern humans to understand the psychological shock of the fourteenth century Black Death.  Surrounded as we are by a plethora of media outlets, perhaps our biggest problem is distinguishing between myriad impossible narratives about our future and the handful which actually conform to the …

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Time and time again…

Among humanity’s greatest failings is our inability to process time.  No doubt in our evolutionary past, the need to focus on the here and now – both to avoid danger and to secure the means of staying alive – will have left little time to think about the future.  The …

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Island of fools

One thing we learn from our Prime Minister’s pilgrimage to Riyadh to prostate himself at the feet of the beheaders, is that the Atlantic Alliance countries had failed to do even the slightest amount of planning before their episode of sanctions diarrhoea a fortnight ago.  Even an eight-year-old could have …

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Brexit Déjà vu

Just when you thought he might have left the political stage, Nigel Farage is back again.  This time he is heading up the opportunist campaign to bury “Net Zero” under the banner “Vote Power, Not Poverty.”  And just as with Brexit – and for much the same reasons – he …

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Economic warfare is not a game for children

In a country where people of a certain political persuasion whine endlessly about privilege, it is remarkable that they overlook the greatest privilege of all.  This is the privilege conferred upon them by dint of having – or having unique access to – the world’s reserve currency.  In the 1960s, …

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Does Britain exist?

For a state like the UK, which has been in relative decline since the late nineteenth century, and absolute decline since the 1970s, one can even envisage a return to something akin to the much earlier political divisions with, perhaps, a new Wessex emerging in the south, and a new Northumbria in the north.

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Imperialism in bright green

The human ability to disconnect from and deny geopolitical reality lies at the heart of the “green” net-zero project.  Most obviously, those – like the current UK Prime Minister – who claim victories along the road to the Nirvana of net-zero must maintain blindness to the way in which the …

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The devil is in the detail

If you get your news from the BBC, you might be forgiven for thinking that the economic hit from the pandemic lockdowns and restrictions has come to an end.  Indeed, if you merely skim through the headlines in your social media feed, you might believe that the UK is poised …

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