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A Halloween Horror Story in the House
A Halloween Horror Story in the House Ilana Mercer notes how vampiric Republican regimists and their zombie media work against the insurgent Washington is moving aggressively to inoculate itself against The Insurgents. By the looks of it, there will be … Continue reading
Life at the Mount
Life at the Mount Bill Hartley returns to prison A recent edition of The Sun carried a story about a group of prisoners who were pictured enjoying a ‘party’ that apparently involved illicit drink and drugs taken on an (also illegal) … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill Hartley, The Mount, The Sun
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Harrogate and West Park Hotel
Harrogate and West Park Hotel In its heyday, Harrogate was a bustling, genteel spa town; an almost compulsory item on the “must visit” agenda of the well-heeled late Georgian and Victorian, whereat they undertook a daily routine of social and … Continue reading
In Praise of Complacency, part 1
In Praise of Complacency, part 1 Peter King on the benefits of herd instincts There has been a lot of debate over what happened in the 2015 General Election. Why did so few pundits and pollsters predict the outcome and … Continue reading
The NAZI Concentration Camps
The NAZI Concentration Camps Leslie Jones considers three complementary accounts Sarah Helm, If this is a Woman: Inside Ravensbrück: Hitler’s Concentration Camp for Women, Little, Brown, 2015, 748 pp Dan Stone, The Liberation of the Camps: the End of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Dan Stone, Nikolaus Wachsmann, Sarah Helm, Wendy Lower
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The Dilemma of Hypermodernity, part two
The Dilemma of Hypermodernity, part two Mark Wegierski continues his analysis Apart from the ever-present (and multifarious) possibilities for self-destruction, there seem to be only two real main possible paths before humanity. Modern Western liberal technological society is already slipping … Continue reading
Burn-the-Wealth Bernie
Burn-the-Wealth Bernie Ilana Mercer slams the socialist candidate “The top one-tenth of 1 percent in this country own almost 90 percent … as much wealth as the bottom 90 percent,” roared the independent senator from Vermont, Bernie Sanders, at the … Continue reading
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Tagged Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton, Ilana Mercer, Milton Friedman
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Opioid Nation
Opioid Nation Anne Timms considers America’s Problem with Prescription Drugs “More Americans die every year from drug overdoses than they do in car crashes”, as President Obama pointed out, grimly, in an address to the nation in September. The picture this … Continue reading
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Tagged Big Pharma, FDA, Opioids, President Obama
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Polemicising Housman
Polemicising Housman Darell Sutton considers the poet’s sexuality I Through the years numerous essays describing Alfred E. Housman’s poems have been published. The focus on his Parisian adventures or the sexual intent of some of his verse now is pervasive. … Continue reading
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Tagged A E Housman, Adalbert and Moses Jackson, Darrell Sutton, Laurence Housman
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Vaulting Ambition, Thwarted
Vaulting Ambition, Thwarted ANGELA ELLIS-JONES reviews a timely political memoir A Different Kind of Weather, WILLIAM WALDEGRAVE, 2015, Constable, ISBN 978-1-4721-1975-9, £20 As an undergraduate at Oxford in the late 1970s, on visits to the Union I enjoyed looking at … Continue reading →
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