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The utilitarian case for the monarchy
Robert Henderson The utilitarian case for the monarchy is not about pageantry, deference or the vulgar belief that it is worth keeping because it acts as a tourist magnet. It is not about the cost of the monarchy compared with … Continue reading
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Tagged history, laws, monarchy, Parliament, The Scots
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The right of self-defence in England
Robert Henderson The Current State of Things If there is such a thing as a natural right it is surely the right to self-defence, for any organism will defend itself when attacked. To deny a man the right to defend himself … Continue reading
The English white working-class and the British elite – From the salt of the earth to the scum of the earth
Robert Henderson 1. How it used to be Thirty years ago the Labour Party primary client base was the white working-class, while the Tories still had remnants of the heightened sense of social responsibility towards the poor created by two … Continue reading
Posted in Anglophobia, Devolution, Economics, Nationhood, Politics
Tagged English, history, political correctness, Scotland
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Diane Abbott, racism and “positive discrimination”
Robert Henderson The black shadow minister and Labour MP for Hackney Diane Abbott has been up to her racist tricks again labelling whites as being those who wish to keep blacks down through a policy of divide and rule. Replying … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration, Nationhood, Politics
Tagged birthright, censorship, ethnicity, history, invasion, liberal bogotry, liberty, race
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Human Accomplishment and the English
Robert Henderson In his book “Human Accomplishment” the American Charles Murray calculates the contribution to civilisation made by individuals throughout history up until 1950. To give his calculations as much objectivity as possible he measures the amount of attention given … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Nationhood, Politics, World influence
Tagged English, history, industry, modernity, Parliament
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The English must not take their future for granted
England has a truly remarkable history. It was here that Parliamentary government evolved; here that the Industrial Revolution began, here that the only world empire ever worthy of the name was acquired and ruled. In the arts and sciences the … Continue reading
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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
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Tagged democracy, ethnicity, freedom, history, invasion, laws, political correctness, quisling elite, race
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Patriotism is not an optional extra
Robert Henderson Contents 1. What is patriotism? 2. The roots of patriotism 3. Nations are tribes writ large 4. The importance of a national territory 5. The democratic value of nations 6. What the individual owes to the nation 7. … Continue reading
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The complete Joy of Diversity columns
Note: These are the complete Joy of Diversity columns published in Right Now! Magazine between January 2005 and December 2006. Sadly, the magazine has now ceased publication. The columns provide snapshots of the truly mad world which political correctness has … Continue reading
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Human accomplishment and the English
Robert Henderson In his book “Human Accomplishment” the American Charles Murray calculates the contribution to civilisation made by individuals throughout history up until 1950. To give his calculations as much objectivity as possible he measures the amount of attention given … Continue reading
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Tagged history, industry, Parliament, science, technology
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