“It’s the single most worrying intellectual current that we have lived through”, Daniel Hannan explains in this extract from our latest live event.
We republish a personal Tory manifesto first published by this site almost exactly five years ago.
‘Liberal democracy’ is not an inevitable combination. Nor, it seems, is it necessarily a sustainable one.
Perhaps, against all the odds, we will find a way of muddling through and preserve our broad church for a time after the era of Brexit has passed.
It feels like our Party has forgotten that even a broad church needs shared values on which its different wings and traditions can agree.
The way equalities law applies to “philosophical belief” has created a messy courtroom battleground for all sorts of angry fringe groups to seek protection.
TRIN’s committee aims to create a sense of common purpose among those interested in a part of the political spectrum that has attracted too little scholarly attention.
Working alongside the Conservative MPs Lee Rowley and Luke Graham, we will launch in Westminster this evening.
Nasserism, Ba’athism and Arab Socialism, not capitalism, are the colonial impositions on the Arab world.
The Centre for Policy Studies is working with many young, passionate Conservatives to build a better Britain.
Such as talent, or making good choices in life, or ability. But to point this out is to smash the leftist dogma of egalitarianism.
What about those who worship different gods, those who delight in civil rights movements, those mothers who want to go out to work?
Historically, we have developed our best new ideas and talents when in Opposition. We must break that cycle, and renew our movement now.
Of course it is not sufficient to condemn violent racism, like that in Charlottesville, because it is unkind. But history teaches us that we must watch for signs of a loss of empathy for others.
No society can operate on laws alone. The demonisation of opposition by both sides of the Brexit divide is dangerous.