By Sean Gabb Seen from my point of view, on the libertarian right, there are at least three ways of looking at the alleged or real anti-semitism of Jeremy Corbyn. The first is that it is very, very funny. Since the 1970s, he and his friends have been […]
By Andrew Sullivan The politics of Britain and the U.S. can have a strange, synchronized rhythm to them. Margaret Thatcher was a harbinger of Ronald Reagan as both countries veered suddenly rightward in the 1980s. Prime Minister John Major emerged as Thatcher’s moderate successor as George H.W. Bush […]
by Keir Martland Another year is over and as exactly one year ago to this day I wrote a review of 2014[1], I shall do the same today for 2015. The General Election The first political event to spring to mind is of course the May 2015 General […]
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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