BY DOMINIC WIGHTMAN Eradicating the Silent Invasion of the British State The Fabian Society’s emblem of a wolf in sheep’s clothing was a confession disguised as a joke. But the wolf is a blunt instrument, a recognisable predator. The truer, more insidious metaphor is botanical: Japanese Knotweed. This Asian perennial is the perfect analogue. Introduced to Britain by well-meaning Victorians for its ornamental appeal, it … Continue reading Fabian Knotweed
BY NICK PEARCE From scout masters to librarians, the Labour Party has a long and sordid history of councillors getting exposed as paedophiles. With former Labour MP (Former Minister of State for Veterans’ Affairs) Ivor Caplin in the news this weekend for his arrest on suspicion of engaging in sexual communication with a child (see video below), the spotlight has shone once again on Labour’s … Continue reading Labour: Can of Nonces
VICAR Dear Readers of Country Squire Magazine, this week I would like to focus on the unsung heroes who spend their days working for law enforcement, going through photos and videos of child abuse in order to catch perpetrators. This may seem like a very specific prayer. Indeed it is. I met with one of these gentlemen this week and I could see by the … Continue reading A Prayer for the Investigators
BY DOMINIC WIGHTMAN As the weather cools here in England, let yourself be transported to the 6th arrondissement. It’s hot, sticky July and you’re walking down the Rue Saint-Benoît in Paris with your French lover – her Bichon Frise called Léon in tow. You’re sweating a bit in the afternoon sun having walked all the way from Le Jardin du Luxembourg where Léon spent deux … Continue reading Café POMO
BY TARQUIN SUTHERLAND To make sense of the way the western world is at the moment one simply must understand the core tenet in Neomarxist postmodernism that ‘everything is political’. And when these activists say EVERYTHING, they mean EVERYTHING – and that includes language itself. For these zealots have assigned all manner of twisted meanings to words that you are most likely unaware of. The … Continue reading What’s in a Word?
