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Not as white as they are painted
Robert Henderson Those of us who do not share the liberal’s ostensible love of the multicultural mess they have made of modern Britain will be gratified to hear that the latest communal outbreak of the Joy of Diversity has brought … Continue reading
Posted in Anglophobia, Immigration, Nationhood, Politics
Tagged democracy, ethnicity, freedom, history, invasion, laws, political correctness, quisling elite, race
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What has happened to “English votes for English laws”?
The obvious democratic imbalance in the post-devolution settlement is the absence of an English parliament. The Scots, Welsh and the Northern Irish have devolved assemblies which are steadily increasing their formal powers and political permanence through the development of a … Continue reading
The democratic spirit and the English civil war, Commonwealth and Protectorate
Stuart society was a world on the physical, economic and intellectual move and waiting to move faster if the right engine appeared. The civil wars of the 1640s was that machine. Representative government is one thing, democracy quite another. That … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, World influence
Tagged democracy, modernity, political correctness
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