Cardinal Virtues: Courage
In the case of Sir Roger Scruton and his framed interview, which led to his dismissal, the…
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Cardinal Virtues: Temperance
Human nature has not fundamentally changed in the past two millennia, we are still prone to the same weaknesses as our forebears. Temperance has been selected out of all the…
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Against this tide it would seem impossible to make the case for self-restraint and modesty; words so arcane and unfamiliar that they wouldn’t even be reflected on before being…
The Globalists Last Stand: Part 5
These same MPs voted overwhelmingly to hold the EU referendum which voters were assured was binding. They voted overwhelmingly to trigger Article 50. They stood for a general…
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One law for MPs, another for everyone else?
In the twentieth century we worked long and hard to get rid of privileged castes and reach the position where anyone, plutocrat, pauper or politician, was entitled to the…
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