Douglas Murray on British Politics

 

As Europe Crumbles

I recall posting warnings about Europe's uncontrolled and slipshod borders policies years ago when books by Douglas Murray, Christopher Caldwell, Mark Steyn, and Bruce Bawer were sounding the alarm.

Some readers claimed it was an overreaction and that the numbers were nothing to be worried about.

Their views were either shared at top governmental levels or the decision makers actually wanted to produce chaos.

I confess that the latter explanation is not as crazy as it may seem. These are not stupid people.

But they are duplicitous.

How Did I Miss This?

 

Substack: Eclectic Collections of Demonstrators

Beware of assuming good will. Not everyone wants the best.

[Photo by Karollyne Videira Hubert at Unsplash]

First Paragraph

 When Elena Lang went missing, Sebastian Wolff couldn't work out what all the fuss was about.

- From Evil in High Places by Rory Clements

On My List

 

Living a Better Life

Nicholas Bate reveals his favorite book in the Companion series.

It is mine as well.

Jordan Peterson and Tony Robbins

 

When Jon Stewart Resisted the Party Line

 

The Family Living on Pop Tarts Is More Fun