Britain In the Balance November 3, 2025Lars Møller
Like a monstrous experiment in social engineering, the profoundly anti-patriotic immigration policy of New Labour has brought about demographic changes that, right from the outset, were intended to be irreversible.
Evelyn Waugh’s England: A Lament for a Lost World September 3, 2025Lars Møller
Evelyn Waugh, through his satire and novels like Brideshead Revisited, mourned the perceived dilution of rigorous intellectual and cultural standards, lamenting the modern world’s turn towards what he might consider superficiality or moral relativism.
British Born and Bred May 9, 2025Lars Møller
Should people automatically be considered “British” if born in Britain but raised by parents rooted in a culture other than the British one?
London Bridge is falling down February 14, 2025Liam Calnan
While all attention is focused on the dialogue between London and Washington, interesting processes are brewing in the United Kingdom.
When Yusuf comes marching home again... August 15, 2014Arnold Cusmariu
The law evidently allows Britons to travel to countries in the midst of civil war and join the fight alongside Islamic militants. And they can come back home any time they wish, apparently no questions asked.
