July's Immigration Bulletin

by The Editor

Immigration Bulletin - 8th July 2013

Great and Marvellous Are Thy Works by Stuart Millson

by The Editor

Text of a talk given at Chatham Unitarian Church, Kent, on Thursday 11th July by Stuart Millson. (Extracts from works by English composers played by pianist, Ingrid van Dooren, and on CD recordings.)

Decline and Fall

by The Editor

We often hear the phrase that we should learn from history or we shall repeat it. There is much in this. Since the 1960s our society has been overtaken by liberalism and socialism, both ultimately destructive forces. The first a form of anarchy, an anything goes philosophy, the second grounded in the French Revolution and ultimately Marx, the dual objectives being the abolition of the historical established society and all the institutions which form part of it.

New 'This England' Magazine

by The Editor

A patriotic quarterly magazine called dedicated to "all who love our green and pleasant land", originally established in 1968, has seen a resurgence after establishing an online presence.

Contemporary Noblesse Oblige

by The Editor

The “Progressive” views are now demonstrably failing but the fading generation of the 1960s, can not accept that they are causing what they wanted to avoid. Progressive values are no longer progressive, their moral arguments no longer moral, and they are no longer supported by the majority of the younger generation. A serious empirical examination of the situation they have created reveals that they are not creating a multi-cultural Europe but a mono-cultural one by replacing us with Muslims.

Letter from Aldeburgh

by The Editor

Stuart Millson reports on Peter Grimes at the Aldeburgh Festival