The Original Right-Wing Gramscians (Part I) | Jake Scott
There are many conversations being had on the Right in recent years, usually divided in two: what do we want to conserve, or build; and how do we do so? The former, I am...
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Watch Out For The New Labour Playbook | Daniel Evans
Yes, Labour is still the party of identity fetishists, true-believer yet Dad’s Army-esque revolutionaries, end of times Gaia environmentalists, and public transport strike supporters, groomers, and much else, but so was New Labour. They...
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On the Majesty of Britain’s Unwritten Constitution | James Clay
In light of Boris Johnson’s recent attempts to cling onto his own personal power, many within the media commentariat have proposed the idea of a written and entrenched constitution. Such a solution is historically...
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On the Invention of British “Values” | Brian Budd
Contender for the Conservative Party leadership and Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, has declared that he would widen the scope of our PREVENT programme to include those with “anti-British” attitudes. He didn’t bother to define...
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The Tragedy of the Praying Indians | Joshua Patchett
A generation after the first Thanksgiving, colonial Massachusetts experienced the single deadliest per capita war in North American recorded history. Though the famed declaration of friendship between White settlers and Native tribes was within...
The Original Right-Wing Gramscians (Part I) | Jake Scott
There are many conversations being had on the Right in recent years, usually divided in two: what do we want to conserve, or build; and how do we do so? The former, I am...
Watch Out For The New Labour Playbook | Daniel Evans
Yes, Labour is still the party of identity fetishists, true-believer yet Dad’s Army-esque revolutionaries, end of times Gaia environmentalists, and public transport strike supporters, groomers, and much else, but so was New Labour. They...
On the Majesty of Britain’s Unwritten Constitution | James Clay
In light of Boris Johnson’s recent attempts to cling onto his own personal power, many within the media commentariat have proposed the idea of a written and entrenched constitution. Such a solution is historically...
On the Invention of British “Values” | Brian Budd
Contender for the Conservative Party leadership and Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, has declared that he would widen the scope of our PREVENT programme to include those with “anti-British” attitudes. He didn’t bother to define...
The Tragedy of the Praying Indians | Joshua Patchett
A generation after the first Thanksgiving, colonial Massachusetts experienced the single deadliest per capita war in North American recorded history. Though the famed declaration of friendship between White settlers and Native tribes was within...
Tavistock is Not the Victory the Right Thinks It Is | Nina Skinner
Shutting down Tavistock gender clinic is not the victory the Right thinks it is. When it was announced on Thursday that the NHS will be shutting down a children’s gender identity development service (not...
Protecting the UK Constitution | Josh McCurdo
I don’t envy the future Prime Minister – they potentially have the most difficult job of any Prime Minister since World War 2 and sadly nobody involved in this leadership contest, or anyone scrutinising...
Allowing Children to Transition Will Be The Crime of Our Generation | Rachael Powell
Primum non nocere: first, do no harm. The alarming move to allow children at younger and younger ages to undergo experimental and irreversible transition treatments violates our duty of care to children – which...
Slavophilism: The Russian Model for Anglo Conservatives | Jake Scott
‘The idea is like a pair of glasses on our nose through which we see whatever we look at. It never occurs to us to take them off’ Ludwig Wittgenstein, Philosophical Investigations We are...
Identity Politics in the Conservative Party | Jess Gill
The leadership election has brought about a wave of Conservatives flexing about how diverse and inclusive the Conservative Party is compared to Labour. Among the first days of the elections, there were endless tweets...
