Boris Johnson

The Slow Death of Democracy in the UK

11th September 2019 Jonathon Davies 0

Events may overtake this piece, but I felt compelled to write after a rather tumultuous week of politics and I think most of what I have to say will still hold true. Since the EU [more…]

Globalism v. Nationalism Part 7: Revenge of the Mogg

4th September 2019 Jonathon Davies 0

‍Can you hear that sound? It’s as if millions of Remoaners suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced. Why you ask? Have jackbooted Nazi storm-troopers started marching down the high street of every [more…]

Noise

3rd September 2019 James Dalton 0

The hacks and TV heads are currently having a collective meltdown. The 31st of October is less than two months away and the remaining Remainers who George Galloway likened to “a collapsing soufflé” are making [more…]

Globalism v. Nationalism Part 6

6th August 2019 Jonathon Davies 0

Hello again, friends. Last time out we looked at the state of the parties and the Tory leadership race. Since then Boris Johnson, as was widely expected, has become Prime Minister. Trump has gone into [more…]

The Boris Police Plan

31st July 2019 Godfrey Bloom 0

In no way do I wish to be negative about the excellent start, at least rhetorically the new Prime Minister has made. But we must be wary of the police numbers game, as indeed we [more…]

Challenges & Opportunities – As Never Before

29th July 2019 Emile Woolf 0

The pace of change on the political spectrum is truly bewildering for mere onlookers; and as for the usual clutch of clueless columnists and TV “interviewers”, no matter how measured their misguided speculations may sound, [more…]

A Modest Hope

25th July 2019 Tachybaptus 0

The end of May, O happy day, she’s gone at last! Can Boris take the leap, and break free of the past? The way is steep, and he must keep a steady course; Traitors abound, [more…]

Spare a Thought (or Prayer) for the New PM – and his Chancellor

15th July 2019 Emile Woolf 0

The global economy is entering dangerous territory. In Britain’s case, the standard scapegoat for any slowdown is Brexit, of course. But how to explain the contraction in other major manufacturing countries? Forewarnings of serious decline [more…]

Globalism v. Nationalism Part V

9th July 2019 Jonathon Davies 0

Last time out I wrote about the continuing collapse of the Tories, the divisions within Labour, as well as the rise of the Brexit Party and the increase in political violence. So where are we [more…]