Traditional Britain Seminars 2014: Paul Weston - Establishment Betrayal

by The Editor

The purpose of this discussion is to evaluate the role played by the British establishment, the EU and the UN, in the ongoing destruction of the Britain from the 1950s onwards.

Traditional Britain Seminars 2014: Robin Tilbrook on The future of England

by The Editor

In the absence of any sensible attempts to answer the English question support for English independence is growing! This thread will be led by Robin Tilbrook, Chairman of the English Democrats which is the only campaigning English nationalist party and which supports English Independence.

Traditional Britain Seminars 2014: John Kersey on "Was Enoch Right?"

by The Editor

What should our response be today both to continuing immigration to Britain and to those who are now here? Powell advocated voluntary repatriation on generous terms, but would such a remedy be even remotely practical, even if it were politically acceptable today? Can any alternative strategy be formulated that is both effective and politically acceptable? Can the Britons of today find a way to live together, or is cultural or even political separation of some sort inevitable?

Traditional Britain Seminars 2014: Christopher Gillibrand on Human Dignity

by The Editor

We will consider the history of thought relating to human dignity and, from this, what is the basis for believing in human dignity. We will ask, how can human dignity be best defended and can she be defended in her own right or will she only be truly secured in a transformed ecclesiastical and political context? Who are the natural allies in the fight for human dignity?

Traditional Britain Seminars 2014: Andrew Linley on Politics: Destroyer of Natural Order

by The Editor

This seminar will utilise the insights of Hans-Hermann Hoppe and the Austrian School of Economics to expose this insidious quality of the present order.

Traditional Britain Seminars 2014: John Morgan on Schools of Thought in the European 'Alternative Right'

by The Editor

Julius Evola coined the term “men among the ruins” to designate those few individuals who had the strength to stand by their convictions despite the near-total devastation and desecration of their ideals. This forced a complete re-evaluation of what the “true Right” meant and a return to first principles, and, fortunately, produced a number of interesting new strands of political, social, religious and cultural thought. These strands have tended to synthesize the traditional with the innovative, and even sometimes venture into territory that is typically considered “Leftist” or even anarchistic. The pertinent question today is, what are the most effective ideas and techniques that can be used to combat liberalism today?