Clearly, Jason Arday – who is now the former Professor of the Sociology of Education at Cambridge University – is a fantasist who was gifted a position for which he was completely unqualified because he was Black and had a tragic back story of autism, which he may have concocted to garner sympathy. Cambridge University […]
In 2023, to much fanfare and delight, 37-year-old Jason Arday was appointed Professor of the Sociology of Education at Cambridge University. The Woke fanfare occurred because Arday was Black and he seemed to embody disproof of all the evidence of low average IQ and high anti-social personality and mental illness among Blacks. More than merely […]
If you are American then you are unlikely to have heard of Ann Widdecombe. She was a Conservative (junior) Minister for Prisons in the 1990s and Shadow Home Secretary until 2001, before re-inventing herself as a political commentator, television hostess and senior activist in Nigel Farage’s Reform Party. But she was so much more than […]
When a significant portion of society loses trust in the police then that society is in serious trouble. In that direction lies the rise of protection rackets and the collapse of a unified society. This is precisely what has happened in the UK since 1999 and the MacPherson Report which accused the police of “institutional […]
The Last Men: Liberalism and the Death of Masculinity Charles Cornish-Dale Passage Publishing. 2025 “A cross between Jordan Peterson and The Most Interesting Man In The World, Nationalist blends the sensational with the scientific. Dr. Peterson shot to fame telling young men to clean their rooms; Mr. Nationalist is busy telling men to clean up […]
Busting African Delusions: Intelligence, Institutions and the Path to Progress Lipton Matthews Independently Published, 2026 We are told by our masters that there are no race differences in intelligence or personality and that countries with Sub-Saharan African populations are poor as a consequence of exploitation by Europeans. Busting African Delusions does precisely what the title […]
Secularisation is the theory that across time, in the West, religion will become less important and will be replaced by reason and science. But there’s something about it which seems to induce an aspect of religion — fervent belief — in the sociologists who explore it. In 1999, American sociologist Rodney Stark (1934–2022) published a […]
