UKIP, Brexit and which out group to back

by Auld Wat

 The other day I was talking to two friends, one asked if “anyone else had noticed that the hype around Nigel Farage Farage had in a way ‘fizzled out’, and that he had been covered a lot less in the media, which upon reflection would reflect upon Brexit.” The other agreed, suggesting that “UKIP had…

Police Scotland, the Police State and silencing of dissent

by Auld Wat

 Semper Vigilo, Police Scotland's motto, means 'Always Vigilant': More like 'Always Watching'. A familiar theme these days is threat to freedom of speech and freedom of expression when it goes against the narrative of the Cathedral[1]. There are lots of examples of this to choose from, but a recent case from a small part of the civilised…

History of the Middle-East in two decades. Time to exit NATO.

by Gregory Lauder-Frost

Traditional Britain Group Vice-President Gregory Lauder-Frost argues for the United Kingdom's withdrawal from NATO and the quagmire of conflicts in the Middle-East.

Is there a future for independent small states?

by Gregory Lauder-Frost

Traditional Britain Group Vice-President Gregory Lauder-Frost discusses the dilemmas of small nation-states in a multi-polar world.

An open letter to the people of New Zealand…

by Stuart Millson

 Next year, you – the good people of New Zealand – will vote on whether or not to adopt a new flag for your country.  As democratic citizens of an independent state, that is entirely a matter for you. However, those of us in “the Mother Country” cannot help but feel a certain emotional jolt…

Journey through an East Anglian county

by Stuart Millson

In the age of modernism and globalisation, Stuart Millson reminds us that there are still vestiges of old English life in Britain, and takes us on a journey through these mysterious, long-lost coasts and idyllic villages.