BY ALEX STORY We are being led by fools wrote Professor Matt Goodwin, the author of best seller Values, Voice and Virtue, an investigation into the growing societal chasm between an unaccountable and sanctimonious self-proclaimed elite, and the working people of this country, who pay their bills. As he notes, one side sees the world as flat, borderless, and culture-free, while the other is deeply … Continue reading Fools or Frauds?
BY ALEX STORY The speed of decay is something to behold. The Diversity, Inclusion and Equity (D.I.E.) ideology has spread through Britannia’s entire body. This vicious Marxist cancer is now attacking her brains, having debilitated much of her former, warrior-like frame. The future looks bleak indeed. To many, she could be well past rescuing. Something could have been done over the last 14 years to … Continue reading Hiding Behind Lies
BY ALEX STORY The United Kingdom is now an apartheid state. Race and gender have been imposed on the masses ruthlessly. These twin topics have acted as a chainsaw on the roots of the Great British oak, leaving a lifeless, putrefying hulk behind as a witness to their act of vandalism. D.I.E. (Diversity, Inclusion and Equity) is our country’s official cult. So pervasive has it … Continue reading Apartheid UK
BY ALEX STORY Man is often more attached to his worldviews than to the world. Few examples illustrate this better than the leadership of the Communist Party in China. Indeed, the leaders of the Middle Kingdom implemented its one child policy in 1979 in part because the system they themselves created could not cope with population growth. By the time Mao died in 1976, 30 … Continue reading Attached to Self-Destruction
BY ALEX STORY In their 2018 report “Islamophobia defined”, the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on British Muslims defined the term as being “rooted in racism and is a type of racism that targets expressions of Muslimness or perceived Muslimness”. This is a surprising definition. Afterall, Race and Religion have nothing in common. Religion has underpinned every human civilisation since the Garden of Eden. In … Continue reading Islamophobia Misdefined
BY ALEX STORY Last week a Jew, a Moslem, and a lapsed Christian walked into a studio, ostensibly for a civilised debate on a potential path to peace in the Middle East. It ended with the host shouting: “I don’t care about your sex lives!” Yet, it started so well… From the autocue Piers Morgan read “Israel at War: the uncensored debate” with all the … Continue reading How Far We Have Fallen
BY ALEX STORY The Left is both anti-Semitic and Islamophobic. The first tag is not up for debate. From Marx to Keynes and from Corbyn to the current Labour Party, the antipathy towards Jews is well established. In his little-known pamphlet “On the Jewish Question” written in 1843, Marx, the holy messenger of the Left, tells his followers that the Jew is an egotistical, Mammon … Continue reading Anti-Semitic & Islamophobic
BY ALEX STORY A week or so ago, Suella Braverman spoke about the country’s right to control her borders and decide who can live within them. She referred to Angela Merkel, Germany’s former Chancellor, who said in a speech in 2010, that multiculturalism had utterly failed. At the time, Nicolas Sarkozy of France and David Cameron, our erstwhile Prime Minister, said much the same thing. … Continue reading Multiculturalism & Multiracialism
BY ALEX STORY We live into the epoch of Utopia. We have left reality firmly behind. Seeking Utopia in this life, as the good book says, is to will “Hell on earth”. Nothing demonstrates our descent into extremist folly more than Net Zero. Few believe but many submit to this craze for fear of denunciation. The concept is hazy, which is the basis of its … Continue reading Belief or Submission?
BY ALEX STORY A picture, as the saying goes, is worth a thousand words. A few months ago, one was taken in Yorkshire, in Rishi Sunak’s constituency. In it, the Prime Minister stands in the middle of a courtyard. Around him are a handful of conservative activists. He looks desperate for attention and affection, a cramped half smile frozen on his melancholy face – to … Continue reading Certain Defeat Over Potential Defeat
BY ALEX STORY In the UK, temperatures this summer have been normal. Across much of Europe, the weather has been rather damp. There have been some warm spells, of course, but nothing out of the ordinary. To anyone with an understanding of history, this season was very much par for the course. And yet, our media and our leaders have screamed like headless chickens about … Continue reading Manmade Destruction
BY ALEX STORY The recent decision by the British Rowing Association to ban men from competing against women is evidently a victory for old school common sense. How did we get to a situation where something that has been settled since the Garden of Eden has become a subject of doubt? The answer might well be found in metaphysics, which the 13th Century theologian Saint … Continue reading Speciesist Busted
BY ALEX STORY In Through the Looking Glass, Lewis Carroll’s sequel to Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, published in 1871, Alice climbs through a mirror into a world in which, just like a reflection, everything is reversed – including logic. Increasingly it feels like we have all climbed through the looking glass with Alice into a dark parallel universe in which reason is turned on its … Continue reading Through the Looking Glass
BY ALEX STORY “Farage is a pygmy” wrote Will Hutton in a tweet a few days before Dame Alison Rose resigned from her post as CEO of NatWest, the partially state-owned British bank. A few days later, she resigned, admitting she was the source of an inaccurate briefing about Nigel Farage’s finances to the media. Her position was untenable. She broke client confidentiality, smeared one of … Continue reading Double Standards as a Symptom
BY ALEX STORY Our institutions have ditched sanity and reason. Their official mandates are no longer a priority. Theirs now is the destructive ideology of Gender and Biology. Every nook and cranny of the State, including our three main political parties, drip with this intellectual poison. Having thrown clarity out of the window, they sell confusion. And they do so with the conviction of converts, … Continue reading A Bridge Too Far
BY ALEX STORY Alastair Campbell has graced our TV studios a great deal of late. As the seventh anniversary of the vote on leaving the European Union came and went, he was the de facto cheerleader for the struggling institution. His main line of argument was and is that the people who campaigned for Brexit lied to a gullible and mostly ill-educated electorate. Because the … Continue reading Context Matters
BY ALEX STORY For a democracy to work, the losing side must accept defeat. For the next electoral cycle, the opposition should work to convince the electorate that its ideas, concepts and philosophies are better for the country. The next election tests the opposition’s views. If the programme overlaps with the opinions of the largest number of voters in the country, the opposition becomes the … Continue reading Losers’ Consensus is Missing
BY ALEX STORY A few years ago, our leaders had the good taste of lying to our faces and plotting for failure behind our backs. They pretended to care. We believed them. And, as such, given the constant failure to deliver on promises, we called them incompetent. Then, the day after the Brexit referendum, the theatre of politics was revealed. The truth, after years in … Continue reading Failure Turned Policy in the UK
BY ALEX STORY Few people were surprised by the recent election results. The Conservative Party headed by Mr Sunak lost – badly. The vote share dropped to 26% of the national vote, “down two points on their poor performance in 2019”, according to Sir John Curtice, professor of Politics at Strathclyde University. Some, within the Central Conservative Party bunker in London, saw some thin silver, … Continue reading Pluralism & Decentralisation
BY ALEX STORY In the United Kingdom, there is more demand for racism than supply. The demand comes from the permanent bureaucracy and the non-governmental sector, searching desperately for meaning and purpose. The damage their manufactured quest might cause in the process is of no interest to them. Long ago was the racist dragon slayed, but the perks, salaries and halos attached to their mission … Continue reading Another Lie
