Words don’t rule reality, but they do manipulate minds. Take British politics. If honesty prevailed there, the Labour Party would be renamed the Lawyer Party. Millions of its deluded supporters would finally see the truth and stop voting for a party that hates them. Labour was founded to advance the White working class, but it... Read More

David Cameron is the most successful Tory Party leader since Margaret Thatcher. Yet history may also record that his success led to the crackup of his country, and Great Britain's secession from the European Union. How did Cameron's Tories capture their majority? First, they compiled a strong record to run on. More critically, they attacked... Read More

For a traditionalist-conservative observer, there was at first glance not much to like in this week’s U.K. election result. David Cameron’s Tory Party, the British manifestation of Conservatism, Inc.—globalist, multiculturalist, guilty-rich, donorist—won a clear majority of seats in the 650-seat House of Commons. The far-Left statist, globalist, Cultural Marxist SNP (Scottish National [sic] Party) scored... Read More

Those who know their history know that the British have a special knack for pioneering influential new political ideas. A latter-day example is Nigel Farage, head of the anti-EU UKIP party, who today threw down the gauntlet in a daring challenge to Europe’s unpopular continent-wide free market in labor. He argued for a reverse-course in... Read More