Jeffrey Bernard | William Yarwood
Jeffrey Bernard lit a cigarette and dragged on it slowly. Five minutes later, leaving barely a second before he finished his last, he lit another and then another, and then another. This may seem...
William Yarwood
William Yarwood is the Digital Media Officer for the Mallard and The Freedom Association. He is a History student at the University of Exeter and the President of the University of Exeter Freedom Society
I Will Not Carry A Vaccine Passport | Jake Scott & William Yarwood
After all, this is simply another part of our long trip down the elite’s beloved road to serfdom, with our own people more than happily holding the state’s hand – skipping towards ultimate servitude.
In a Pandemic, Anarcho-Tyranny Reigns Supreme | William Yarwood
Towards the end of February, the general public were graced with a brand spanking new billboard from the Merseyside Police Department. Was this new billboard highlighting the good work the police department was doing?...
2020: A Year in Review
Every year, the Mallard asks its contributors to reflect on the last twelve months, and the next twelve to come. We are very grateful that this year, as terrible as it may have been,...
The Christmas Truce: Myth and Memory | William Yarwood
In the Christmas of 1914, a spontaneous outburst occurred along the western front. Unlike the outbursts of shells, bullets and disease that had defined the first few months of the First World War –...
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...
The Nanny State Strikes Back | William Yarwood
As the government begins to ease large swathes of its lockdown laws, thus allowing for a wide array of businesses, shops and, most importantly and excitingly, pubs to open their doors for the first...
Anarcho-Tyranny Reigns Supreme | William Yarwood
War memorials smeared with bright red graffiti, long standing statues of British national figures pulled to the ground and tossed into the nearest river, people being punched and kicked by young men in masks...
