Jonathan Eida | Opinion As the dust begins to settle after the sacking of Rebecca Long-Bailey from her role as Shadow Education Secretary, one cannot help but feel as though the consequences of this decision have not yet been fully understood. The divisions in Labour Party are well-documented. There were no deceptions surrounding the fact […]
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We must be wary of an ever-growing state
Jonathan Eida | Opinion The world is often seen as a picture, when in fact it is a movie – one must only see where we are headed. It is very easy to support one action in isolation, but seeing the results down the line is a much harder feat. Very small shifts in public […]
Yes, black lives do matter – but no, I do not support the Black Lives Matter organisation
Oscar Holdway López | Opinion The Western world is in a battle against Marxist totalitarianism once again and the Black Lives Matter organisation is at the centre of it. Firstly, we must call out what is going on. Be in no doubt that this is an attempted Communist revolution occurring on our streets. In the […]
In the current fight for the Culture War, are the battle lines really where we think they are?
Leo Villa | Opinion Societies have always faced the dilemma of whether to adapt or to conserve, and there is no definitive answer as to what the next step should be. Although societies inevitably change as generations pass and outside influences develop, the question must include: “What changes are looking to be made?”, “What benefits […]
In Defence of Comedy
Jonathan Eida | Opinion The death of George Floyd was tragic and most people in the West are rightfully disgusted by it. Attention, after atrocities such as those witnessed in Minneapolis, must turn to solutions that would ensure that incidents such as these continue to be reduced in number and are eventually wiped out. Reasonable […]
Why Aren’t Black Lives Matter & the Left Protesting Karl Marx’s Tomb or Friedrich Engels’ Statue?
Dean Brooke | Opinion One question that escapes me over the recent demands to remove so-called “racist symbols” from the UK (and the violence which has accompanied these demands) is that, if Black Lives Matter and the Left are so concerned about racism… why are they not attacking one of the most prominent British monuments […]
The Fundamental Principle At Stake With The BLM Protests Is Rule Of Law
Dean Brooke | Opinion The recent riots in the UK have exposed significant problems in our system. The protests in this country that have taken a violent turn have been facilitated by the authorities, who did essentially nothing to stop them. Firstly, the obvious point here is that many of the protests have resulted in […]
Conservatism in the modern age
Jonathan Eida | Opinion Being a conservative has come to mean many different things and conservatism has been used to describe a whole range of diverse views over the years. The association with the Conservative Party has helped to muddy the water as to what conservatism aims to achieve, by collating a host of different […]
