What Magna Carta can teach us
A document drawn up 800 years ago by a bunch of English barons remains a universal template for individual liberty.
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Clarksonphobia fuels outrage
THE British chattering classes’ Clarksonphobia was on full display this week, following Jeremy Clarkson’s BBC suspension.
Who can’t say they’re superior to IS?
THE progressive liberal elite, of course, and their incapacity to judge is becoming a problem.
Attack on latter-day Orwell
THE West no longer seems capable of being able to distinguish between friend and foe. Look no further than the Matthew Gardiner scandal.
Left worries about Islamophobia
A FRESH wave of anti-Semitism in Europe has been unleashed by the chattering class.
Restore the right to offend
FREEDOM of speech has been under threat in the politically correct West for far too long.
Dark blow in a long war
THIS massacre is part of increasing censorship in West.
Charlie Hebdo attack a dark day for Europe
THE horrific act on the satirical magazine was also an attack on Europe and on our fundamental right to freedom of thought and speech.
Ten reasons to celebrate the new year
DESPITE the doom-mongers, the Enlightenment was thriving in 2014.
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