From Elsewhere: A return to Britain of the 1970’s could be on the cards but in a far far worse way.
Britain’s decline is now so obvious that not only does it attract negative comment from the US government but there are increasingly those, myself…
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From Elsewhere: A magnificent skewering of the Australian government.
Douglas Murray is on fine form with his examination of the aftermath of the Bondi Beach Atrocity. In his piece he lays into the…
From Elsewhere: A new substack which could have a lot of interesting things to say.
I’ve become somewhat of an admirer of the words of Dr Lisa Mckenzie the self-described working class academic. I first became aware of her…
From Elsewhere – The BBC has lost all the trust it once had.
I used to admire the BBC. Back during the Cold War I considered the BBC and in particular the BBC World Service to be…
From Elsewhere: Were the 1970’s all that bad for the UK?
I remember the 1970’s, I remember the political turmoil, the year of two general elections, the industrial strife, the dreadful economic situation, the feeling…
From Elsewhere: Dr Rakib Ehsan talks sense again.
I make no secret of the fact that I dislike the ideology of Islam. I dislike it because of what it does to individuals…
From Elsewhere: There’s a whole lot of self-petard hoisting going on.
At present, in British politics at least, there’s a whole lot of whining going on about the public’s attitudes. Among the mainstream of politics…
From Elsewhere: Britain’s crash and burn economy.
Those of us who can recall, even vaguely, the 1970’s or who have spoken to those who were taxpaying workers during that time know…
From Elsewhere. The decline of London (Part Two)
Following on from Aja The Empress’s most excellent but incredibly depressing piece about the decline of London comes this video of the public having a…
From Elsewhere. The decline of London (Part One)
As some will know I’m an ex-Londoner. At one point I could never consider leaving the place as my family were there, my friends…
