Western intellectuals and the Maoist tyranny — Theodore Dalrymple

Communist dictatorships, Dalrymple points out, were at their most popular among Western intellectuals while they still had the courage of their brutality. Once they settled down to grey, everyday oppression and relatively minor acts of violent repression (judged by their own former standards), they ceased to attract the extravagant praises of those intellectuals who, in […]

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UTT Throwback Thursday: President Should Drop Pakistan as Ally — The Counter Jihad Report

Understanding the Threat, by John Guandolo, Sept. 21, 2017: It is being reported that President Trump is considering dropping Pakistan as a U.S. “ally” due to their obvious support for “terrorism.” It’s about time. The Quranic Concept of War – written in 1989 by a Brigadier General SK Malik of the Pakistani army with the forward by the Army […]

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Capitalism and conservatives — Dark age news network

Conservatives of the American nation have an undeniable love affair with capitalism. But what has it gotten them? Does it even make sense for them to love it? This all makes sense when you actually realize that there are no conservatives in America. At least not enough to really influence anything. What American Conservatism claims […]

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Britain’s bone-headed prison system — A dose of Theodore Dalrymple

Many British jails, writes Dalrymple, are characterised by squalor, moral and physical brutality lack of any rehabilitative function whatsoever Harmless convicts are sometimes sent to wings with the worst criminals, some of them in the Hannibal Lecter class. The prison officers are indifferent to their plight, when they do not derive pleasure from it. Daily […]

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Myanmar’s So called Rohingya Question by Dr. Jacques Leider — The Muslim Issue

Chittagong terrorists referred to as Rohingya, and infiltrated into Myanmar along with civilians (exactly what is happening with the European ‘migrant crisis’), are again circulating in the media. Rohingya is, as usual, painted as innocent victims. Nothing of the kind. Dr Jacques Leider clarifies that the Rohingya was not even known as Rohingya until the […]

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The General Election: Where to Go Next

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The General Election: Where to Go Next
by Sean Gabb
11th June 2017

Since yesterday, I have changed my mind about the result of the General Election. Or I may have changed it. Yesterday, I was ready to suggest a National Government as the only alternative to chaos. That may still be desirable – but not yet. Because I want to go to bed, I will try to be brief.

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