With a year to go before the next British general election, the strategic brains behind an increasingly confident looking Labour Party are trying to tackle a matter of some delicacy — how are the British going to react to a Jewish Prime Minister? It is a tricky one because there is no disguising the fact […]
It was in front of a packed parliamentary chamber that the British Prime Minister David Cameron finally felt able to express his devotion to the people who had stood by him. In a voice shaking with emotion he spoke of the real connection he felt with them, how he admired their thousand years of history, […]
The news that Fred Phelps of Westboro Baptist Church fame is on his deathbed has triggered an orgy of ecstatic gloating in the liberal media. Anyone doubting that the left is a movement of hatred should read the loathing that spews out of numerous blog posts and commentaries. But how did an eccentric Kansas pastor […]
When is an apology not an apology? When it is the British government offering “deep regret” for the supposed misdeeds of its imperial forefathers. The latest mea culpa comes from Prime Minister David Cameron who has apologised to the Sikh community for Britain’s supposed role during the massacre at their holiest shrine, the Golden Temple […]
Dark Albion by David Abbott Sparrow Book Publishers, £10 There is a long and distinguished tradition of travel books by English authors such as Patrick Leigh Fermor and Colin Thubron who travelled to exotic and distant lands and tell of the strange ways of the people who lived there. It is into this category that […]
Francis Carr Begbie: The Holocaust Industry in the UK, The Occidental Observer, 5 de outubro de 2011 Tradução, links e comentário ao fim do post: O Ocidental Lusófono Em meados da manhã do segundo domingo de novembro, os clarins soarão no Último Posto, no Cenotáfio Memorial de Guerra em Londres, e por dois minutos a Inglaterra ficará em […]
At mid-morning on the second Sunday in November buglers will play the Last Post at the Cenotaph war memorial in London and for two minutes Britain will fall silent. The simple dignity of Remembrance Sunday, the Queen laying a wreath, the silence as a canopy of red poppies fall on the veterans and armed services […]
