On British Consorts (Part II) | Sarah Stook
This is the first part of a series by Sarah Stook. Part I can be read here. Eleanor of Aquitaine ● Life: c.1122-1st April 1244 ● Reigned: 19th...
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From Weimar to the Third Reich: The Birth of a Dictatorship | Daniel Hawker
History has seen its fair share of wicked and corrupt leaders and regimes, from Ivan the Terrible, to Joseph Stalin and Mao Zedong, to Pol Pot and Saddam Hussein. These men, and others like...
Why Culture Matters | Boško Vuković
In 1996 AD, Samuel P. Huntington wrote and published his book The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of the World Order.The main thesis of this American political scientist is that unlike the wars...
Boris Johnson should stay – for now | Nathan Eckersley
I am no fan of Boris Johnson at all however I do not think he should resign yet. Like many, I was angered and dismayed when the allegations of Downing Street parties first arose...
Net Zero Versus Cost of Living | James Gillham
Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide levels are rising – that is a fact. Before the industrial revolution, atmospheric CO2 levels steadily remained at around 280ppm (parts per million). This number had remained constant for thousands of...
Anti-White Hatred: Evil and Strategic Error | Daniel Evans
Let’s address this straight away. This is not about “progressives are the real racists”. Let’s try something more subtle and effective. Now, on with it. Group-based thinking is inevitable. Done properly it’s a moral...
The Monarchy is Losing its Core Supporters | David Lindsay
‘Either the Queen or her equally revered father has signed off on every nationalisation, every aspect of the Welfare State, every retreat from Empire, every loosening of Commonwealth ties, every social liberalisation, every constitutional change, and every EU treaty.’
Why We Will No Longer Publish the Word ‘Woke’
As of today, the Mallard is no longer publishing articles that include the word ‘woke’, in either print or online. Too many submissions, not just to the Mallard, but other publications – have become...
The Cyprus Experiment | Jake Painter
The society of Aldous Huxley’s A Brave New World is a highly stratified one. Within this world, individuals are lumped into a predetermined caste system, with local hatcheries and conditioning centres determining how many...
Canada’s Boiling Point | Ollie Adamson
The tee-shirt depicts a 2011 event orchestrated by a young Canadian Senate Page named Brigette DePape. The graphic shows DePape holding up a stop sign cut-out with “Stop Harper” inscribed on it. The year...
