Can Americans Be Conservative? - Richard Spencer - Conference Talk

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"America has more in common with Britain, in general, and England, in particular, than with any other nation. And yet, when I travel here, I'm reminded of the power of national and differences, particularly when it come to something I'll be talking about today—mentality."

Parteigenosse Eric Hobsbawm: Still Chained to Communist Slavery

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By Dr Frank Ellis - A recent programme of BBC Radio 4’s Archive on 4 was dedicated to the life and works of the Marxist historian, Eric Hobsbawm. One of the striking things to emerge from Simon Schama’s extended interview with Hobsbawm was that the interviewee’s commitment to Marxism had not diminished or even been fundamentally re-evaluated in the light of the final collapse of the Soviet Union and its East European empire in 1985-1991. Hobsbawm even re-affirmed his commitment to Marxism, oblivious or indifferent to the fact that Marxist regimes had slaughtered tens of millions of people in trying to build some global socialist utopia.

Resuscitating the Conservative Party

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Resuscitating the Conservative Party by David Hamilton

The Rise of New-Variant Liberal Totalitarianism and the War against England - Dr Frank Ellis [VIDEO and ARTICLE]

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A talk given by Dr Frank Ellis to The Traditional Britain Group's Enoch Powell Centenary Dinner in 2012.

The Retreat of Traditional Culture

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By David Hamilton. High Culture is attacked as upper-class entertainment or a way the ruling elites achieve hegemony over the masses. The elitist argument is ideological rather than factual because working-class people are not barred from attending concerts. Politeness and good manners are essential but if they pay the fee they are entitled to watch a concert.

MARX CONTRA MARX: A CONSERVATIVE INTERPRETATION OF THE COMMUNIST MANIFESTO

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Kerry Bolton looks at The Communist Manifesto that from a conservative viewpoint.