BY DANIEL JUPP Back around 2015, when madness was not yet openly declared policy, the punk icon John Lydon (Johnny Rotten) released a searing biography called Anger Is An Energy. It was actually his second biography, but significantly more important than the first one. Both books, and the life they refer to, are about rebellion, about being that awkward person that goes against the crowd. … Continue reading Anger is an Energy
BY DANIEL JUPP Thinking about what constitutes and doesn’t constitute a just war is in fact a very old process. The Egyptians did it, as did the Ancient Greeks and the Romans. We have surviving Egyptian inscriptions telling us why particular Pharaohs were justified in their conquests, and these told us three things. A Pharaoh was allowed to conquer because he was a legitimate authority, … Continue reading Israel’s Just War?
BY DANIEL JUPP As the Founding Fathers of the United States of America moved towards the Revolution of 1776, their thoughts dwelt of course on the recent causes of discontent that occurred during the reign of George III. They discussed the specific ‘intolerable burdens’ that were provoking them to rebellion (such things as a tax on tea), but it was a broader and deeper sense … Continue reading American Revolution By Englishmen
BY DANIEL JUPP Conservatives and traditionalists know that a worm of madness has burrowed its way into the heart of the western world. When our most highly educated children are chasing after Jews in the halls of academia, it is tempting to consider them all just plain mad, but it is more important to recognise that their hearts, as well as their minds, have been … Continue reading The Worm of Madness
BY DANIEL JUPP Over the last week we have seen an all-out mainstream media assault on Elon Musk and X, formerly known as Twitter. We are told that Musk is embroiled in an antisemitism scandal. We are informed that Musk liked a post which said that Jews deliberately flood white majority Western nations with immigration, and that this is a vile, far right conspiracy theory. … Continue reading The War on Elon Musk
BY DANIEL JUPP The reason why it is pointless for someone such as I to engage in debate with a woke person is because I am already defined as guilty by their worldview, and as a person to be dismissed without listening to. I am to be met with laughter. All of my views are to be met with laughter. If I advance my views … Continue reading Woke is a Joke
BY DANIEL JUPP In 1931 fourteen Soviet economists were put on trial. They were accused of trying to form a ‘counter-revolutionary’ political party, and of plotting against the legitimate authority of the Communist Party and its leader, Joseph Stalin. To use a phrase familiar from more recent show trials, these men were accused of being insurrectionists. In dictatorships and regimes, affiliation with any other party … Continue reading The Problem with Being Polite
BY DANIEL JUPP On February 22nd 2017 (following an even earlier debut on Snapchat) a small but significant addition was made to the website of The Washington Post. On that day, beneath the banner of the newspaper, the following words were added: Democracy dies in darkness.” After 140 years without one, The Washington Post had adopted a slogan. A week later, it was added to … Continue reading Democracy Dies in Darkness
BY JAMIE FOSTER In this powerful and hard-hitting analysis, Daniel Jupp examines the enormous personal power and political influence of one of the world’s richest men. The Gates of Hell covers everything from the childhood influences that shaped Bill Gates to the Microsoft years and his current incarnation as the most powerful philanthropist on the planet. Jupp traces just how vast and unaccountable the influence … Continue reading Gates of Hell?
BY DANIEL JUPP Modern liberal democracies were the result of having already tried everything, from the life of the nomadic hunter-gatherer to the feudal society to monarchical autocracy to the bloodiest of anti-monarchical revolutions. They were the result of brilliant men from Plato to Edmund Burke thinking about how a society should be constructed, who should rule it, and on what basis the authority of … Continue reading Freedom in the Balance?
BY DANIEL JUPP One of the oddest things that has been accepted with little real challenge is the notion that there is such a thing as a ‘hate crime’. Throughout the western world we have seen legislative changes and judicial advice that embeds the new notion that a crime is particularly heinous if it is motivated by an entirely subjective interpretation of whether it was … Continue reading The Subjective Nature of ‘Hate’
BY DANIEL JUPP Energy and food. These are things we just can’t do without. The vast majority of rebellions throughout history have been about food. ‘Every society is three meals away from chaos’. It doesn’t matter that Lenin said this or that an earlier version was invented by Dumas. The Russian experience has proven that on this he was right. Most of history’s greatest atrocities … Continue reading Fart Control
BY DANIEL JUPP The Hillary Clinton campaign invented a conspiracy that didn’t exist to try and get a rival presidential candidate defeated. They then falsified ‘evidence’ by paying a former foreign spy to create a dossier. The heads of the FBI and CIA knew it was all an invention and not real. They met with departing President Obama and presented a report detailing that this … Continue reading On the Durham Report
BY DANIEL JUPP If we are going to judge a way of looking at the world solely by its worst adherents, then we should also remember that the only self-declared atheist nations in history have been the communist dictatorships. Lenin said that atheism was fundamental to communism. Stalin and others outlawed and persecuted the Russian Orthodox Church. The Chinese communists have persecuted Christians and other … Continue reading The Nothing Society
BY DANIEL JUPP I’ve always been proud that the British tend to be kinder to animals than most other nationalities. I like that we don’t eat dogs or cats or horses or dolphins. I put that in the same category as not eating insects, although for different reasons. These things are markers of civilisation. Barbarians torture animals and are unselective about which creatures they will … Continue reading Runners & Losers
BY DANIEL JUPP I haven’t paid any attention to actual TV channels for years. So I was completely unaware of the reference when someone posted about the Channel 4 show Naked Education. I had to look it up to confirm it was real. Adults get naked and discuss body image and sex issues in front of kids as young as 14. On British TV. The … Continue reading Channel 4 Nonces
BY DANIEL JUPP Jupp’s First Law of Institutions: The bigger the institution becomes, the more areas of human life it will declare a compassionate interest in. And this claim of compassionate interest will grow in direct proportion to the reality of the institution becoming ever more divorced from its founding principles and intentions. Eventually the institution will care about and interfere in everything but will … Continue reading The Laws of Institutions
BY DANIEL JUPP If I had money I’d dress like a Victorian or Edwardian all the time. I’m working class but I like all the style and elegance we lost. I can’t stand modern elites, I eat fast food every week, I think the working class are the only people, largely, maintaining any sanity, but I’d like to go back to everyone dressing for dinner. … Continue reading Upping Dandyism
BY DANIEL JUPP In Britain and much of the Western world the vast majority of people are not racist. This will include people who have told, or laughed at, jokes based on race. These same people will have never done anything to harm another race, and would be revolted to see racial abuse in front of them, instinctively siding with the victim. This has in … Continue reading The Race Hustlers in Our Midst
BY DANIEL JUPP The Twitter Files prove that corporations, intelligence agencies and the Democrats conspired to rig an election. The Biden team instructed that a particular story be squashed, and it was. They gave lists of individuals and organisations to suppress, and these lists were acted on. The social media company was effectively an outsourced arm of government, suppressing 1st amendment free speech rights. Nixon … Continue reading When Scandals were Scandals
