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Enoch Powell: voice of the nation - by Ludwig James
by The Editor
Despite the fact it promotes what is today called politically incorrect language-but used to be called free speech- Enoch Powell is a victim of posthumous character assassination from the political left due to an inordinate focus on this single incautious statement. To racially divide in such a way was perhaps unwise in 1968, but no more unwise than when Black MP Diane Abbott claims ‘White people love playing divide and rule’ in 'progressive' 2012.
The Falklandization of the Senkaku Islands And Britain's Moral Standing In The World
by The Editor
By Alex Calvo. The Falklands may lie in a different ocean, and thousands of miles away, from the Senkaku Islands, but in addition to also being claimed by another country, the latter have recently provided a reminder of what went wrong in the South Atlantic in the decades leading to the 1982 Argentine invasion.
Searchlight are watching - an open letter reply from Henry Hopwood-Phillips
by The Editor
Dear Comrade/Sir, It is always a pleasure to be described as blinkered throw-backs by a magazine that has famously failed to move on from the delusional metaphysics of the Cold War. Contrary to all evidence, Nazis see Race as the great metanarrative. Similarly Searchlight, as bona fide Communists, no doubt see Class in the same…
On Democracy
by The Editor
By Edward Spalton - By "Democracy" most people also assume a limited government, securing property rights and constrained by law but that is not inherent in the word itself which simply means "rule by the people" who can be stupid, brutish, selfish, capricious and destructive.
The Definition of Art
by The Editor
By David Hamilton. There is confusion about what art is. The qualities that make something art are intrinsic, not external. It is the artifice, the organising of elements, perspective, choice of colour etc, that make it art. The result is obtained by transforming reality and thus nature through human imagination and emotion and is realised by skill and technique. The word Beauty (or beautiful) is descriptive if used as an adjective to express the response of the beholder to an object, or if used within a clear context; if used as an abstract noun it is universal, and therefore meaningless.