Arts
Socialism
Authoritarianism
Letter from Tommy
Tommy has had a lot of time to reflect on recent events and the massive rally organised by his friends on the 9th. Before being moved from Hull prison he wrote a letter to thank [more…]
Arts
Free Tommy Robinson March – Whitehall June 9th
3.00 pm – 7.00 pm, meeting 2.30 pm Trafalgar Square – stewards in high-viz vests 3.00 pm Staging area opposite Cenotaph (According to Katie Hopkins).
Arts
Question Time with Going Postal
Graphic EJ David Dimbleby presents topical debate from Reading. On the panel are secretary of state for education Damian Hinds MP, shadow attorney general Baroness Shami Chakrabarti, entrepreneur and co-founder of Innocent Drinks Richard Reed, [more…]
Authoritarianism
Globalism – What’s Not To Like About It?
In the 20th Century we saw multiple attempts to implement Communism in various places around the world. The advocates of Communism believed by removing the rights of one to own private property and by re-distributing [more…]
Arts
Is Free Market Capitalism Conservative?
I felt compelled to write this submission following numerous observations of something which is taken as a truism by many here and elsewhere, the idea that any political position which does not support free market [more…]
Authoritarianism
Top Socialist Fails – Part One Venezuela
Venezuela has the biggest oil reserves in the world. More oil than the Middle East. They are not a million mile away from the USA that uses huge amounts of oil. They can easily supply [more…]
Arts
The Legacy of Marx: The Club of Rome
As we’ve seen in the last instalment, when setting about its business, “The Club of Rome” employed a strategy common to most Marxist front organisations: to manipulate and corrupt free market economics so that capitalism [more…]
Arts
The Legacy of Marx: The Club of Rome
Often wondered how and why globalisation really got going? Well, all it took was a set of ideas. They’re mainly centred around buzz words such as sustainability and climate change but what do they mean? [more…]
Authoritarianism
This Septic Eye, Ch 8
Let me just say something about the N word, yes that troublesome six letter word, that’s right, normal. I know that quite a few of you rarely even step outside of your homes in these [more…]
Communism
The Evil of Socialism
It has long been argued that national and international socialism have more in common (*cough) than ought to please either one of them. Mentioning this obviously triggers lefties bigly and leads to the usual avalanche [more…]
Authoritarianism
The Red Peril
I’m Here To Talk To You Today About Our Lord and Saviour, Jeremy Corbyn and His Message Of Socialism and Free Stuff For All It’s no great revelation to anyone who regularly frequents Going Postal [more…]
Authoritarianism
How I learned to despise the left and fear the bomb
It was during an English lesson during the late 1970s – English lessons were never about spelling, grammar, creative writing, etymology, poetry or literature, always, always politics – when a short term supply teacher told [more…]
Communism
Jeremy and Seumas in “The Jewish Question”
“Now remember, Jeremy,” cooed Seumas Milne, crouching down to eye level and dabbing his master’s brow with a handkerchief. “You oppose racism in all its forms.” Corbyn remained sullen in his wheelchair, his arms folded [more…]
Arts
Family, Community, Identity
My Mum was born on 7th May 1945. My Nan (quite the socialite) used to complain that on the day of the biggest party ever she was stuck in a hospital with a new born [more…]
Literature
Corby’s Cat – Week #2
What a week it has been! On Wednesday Corbyn went to his club, it must be one of those places where butlers and nannies go on their days off. He took a letter with him [more…]
Ethics
Virtue signalling – A Lesson From Buddhism
Buddha and Half a Pomegranate THE Lord Buddha had announced that on a particular day he would receive alms with his own hands for the support of the poor and the unfortunate, and had begged [more…]
Arts
Civil Aviation
What I’ve always liked about civil aviation is its being so civil. Or at least it used to be until somethings abruptly changed, post 9/11. I remember a time when airfares where so frightfully expensive [more…]