Rough Gig

 

The Globalist War on Englishness

 Writing in Spiked, Brendan O'Neill notes the war on English identity. An excerpt:

Yet [Suella] Braverman is raising an important question: if anyone can be English, doesn't that make Englishness meaningless? When an identity becomes too fluid, surely it dies?  Like Braverman, I don't identify as English. I don't have a drop of English blood in my body and my family have been here for five minutes historically speaking. I tick White Irish on medical documents and census forms. It would be mental - not to mention rude - if I was to turn to some lad whose ancestors fought at Agincourt and say: 'I'm as English as you, mate.'

In the Stack

 

A Famous Debate Switch

 

The Trump role was played by a woman, and the Hilary role was played by a man.

Audience vote? "Trump" won.

Oh Canada!

 

Great TV Show Themes: A Series

 

Treasure Trove

Check out all of the books by The Man Who Never Sleeps.

Mental Communism

The heart of the problem is egalitarianism. Not equality of opportunity, but equality of outcomes. Once you posit that every disparity is an injustice, you have to correct every disparity. You punish effort and subsidize failure, and the individual stops being responsible to become a rights holder. It's mental communism: no one needs a party card to think the state should do everything, that success is suspect, and that anger is a right. A country that thinks like that doesn't produce wealth; it produces resentment.

- Brivael Le Pogam

October 7: Never Forget

 

Tomorrow is October 7