Tour de Covid de Espana – Notes from Spain | Edward Anderson
In a world without tourists, one man is on a five week tour across Spain. Homeless Ed brings you an entry from his holiday/looking for work Journal. It isn’t going well… Day 10 –...
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Democracy: The God That Failed by Hans Herman Hoppe (Book Review) | William Yarwood
Professor Hans Herman Hoppe has been one of the most controversial figures in modern libertarianism over the last two decades. One the one hand, Hoppe is decried by his critics to be a xenophobic...
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Compulsory Voting in the UK: The Conservative Case Against | Daniel Hawker
To cast your vote is an inherent part of the British political system, as well as a right that many nowadays take for granted – in doing so, they forgetting that at multiple points...
Tour de Covid de Espana – Notes from Spain | Edward Anderson
In a world without tourists, one man is on a five week tour across Spain. Homeless Ed brings you an entry from his holiday/looking for work Journal. It isn’t going well… Day 10 –...
Democracy: The God That Failed by Hans Herman Hoppe (Book Review) | William Yarwood
Professor Hans Herman Hoppe has been one of the most controversial figures in modern libertarianism over the last two decades. One the one hand, Hoppe is decried by his critics to be a xenophobic...
Compulsory Voting in the UK: The Conservative Case Against | Daniel Hawker
To cast your vote is an inherent part of the British political system, as well as a right that many nowadays take for granted – in doing so, they forgetting that at multiple points...
Empowering the Police | Dan Mikhaylov
22nd March has gone down in Britain’s history as sorrowful and lacklustre. The 2017 Westminster attack occurred on that day, taking the lives of five and injuring another 49 individuals. Its perpetrator, Khalid Masood,...
Can You Be Working Class and a Conservative? | Nathan Wilson
During the 2019 General Election the United Kingdom saw perhaps one of the most surprising and fascinating shifts in modern electoral history. The nature of this shift shocked many different parties within the United...
The Incongruence of Conservatism and Free-Trade | RSBM
Despite the move on the right in recent years away from the conservatism of Reagan and Thatcher, with the anachronistic capitalism-socialism dichotomy they espouse firmly kicked into the mud, conservative parties around the world...
A Liberal Attack on the Nanny State | Charles Amos
The Government’s most recent paternalistic measures are a total outrage. The complete ban on online HFSS advertising is an affront to free speech, the necessity to display calorie counts a bureaucratic nightmare, and the...
Adventures in Spanish Bureaucracy – Notes from Spain | Edward Anderson
This website has a wide range of views, going from the “Give me rich husband now” trad musings of Simone Hanna to the “I’ll breathe where I want” delusional libertarianism of William Yarwood and...
We Are What Came Before | William Hayes Esq.
The 17th century was arguably the most important and simultaneously tragic in English and subsequently British politics. Although the roots of Toryism bloomed in the said century, the very fact that over the time...
The Three Ghosts of Restrictive Legislation | Taylor Downs
I have long wrestled with my belief as to whether government should have a larger role in society, as an obligation to protect and promote the interests of its citizens, or whether we should...
