Politics of Folk

by The Editor

Zimmerman belongs in prison. He has tarred the good name of folk music with the stinking brush of cultural Marxism. I’m referring not to George Zimmerman, but to that false prophet of the sixties, Robert Allen Zimmerman also known as Shabtai Zisl ben Avraham, more widely known as Bob Dylan.

The Great Composers of Wales

by The Editor

An English music-lover goes in search of Cambria’s symphonies and quartets.

November's Immigration Bulletin

by The Editor

November's Immigration Bulletin

The Cosy Mood of Brave England

by The Editor

Cosy is an inadequate word. It reeks of childish nostalgia and brings to mind snivelling estate agents trying to fob off inconveniently small living spaces. The word is often used to translate the Swedish mys and German gemütlich, yet these words hold a place in the hearts of Swedes and Krauts incomparable to the lowly position from which cosy is regarded by the English. Cosy is quite nauseating and sentimental because of the way it has been co-opted by shrewd advertising executives seeking to manipulate consumers’ emotions in order to screw them out of a few quid come Christmas time.

TBG Conference 2013: Angela Ellis-Jones on The Forces Destroying Britain from Within

by The Editor

Angela Ellis-Jones' address on The Forces Destroying Britain from Within at the Traditional Britain Group's 2013 conference. Video and Transcript

TBG Conference 2013: Robin Tilbrook on The Future Prospects of the World's Oldest Nation-State - England

by The Editor

Robin Tilbrook's address on The Future Prospects of the World's Oldest Nation-State - England at the Traditional Britain Group's 2013 conference. Video and Transcript