Democracy in Decay
Broken Britain on the psychiatrist’s couch
I VERY much enjoyed Theodore Dalrymple’s Spectator article on the state of ‘mental health’ in…
Citizens’ assemblies, a choreographed charade
AN article in the online publication Civil Service World last February announced that former civil…
Democracy in Decay: Invasion of the technocrats
TWO is a coincidence, three is a trend. First Brexit, then the Indigenous Voice referendum in…
Why so many Russians voted for Putin
IN THE recent Russian elections Vladimir Putin got 87 per cent of the vote on a 77.44 per cent per…
Renters Reform and the Road to Serfdom
MAINSTREAM media, in conjunction with the Uniparty, continue to trumpet the benefits of the Renters…
Why Owen Jones had to quit Labour
THE least surprising political news of the week has to be Owen ‘Squealer’ Jones announcing his…
The race to replace Rishi – your guide to runners and…
As speculation mounts about attempts to replace Rishi Sunak as Prime Minister, TCW assesses the…
The Budget a week on: Appeasers please no one
LAST WEEK’S Budget has failed. It was timid, did not tackle the critical question of out-of-control…
Democracy in Decay: GB News and the assault on free…
GB NEWS is upsetting Britain’s delicate ‘broadcast ecology’ and should be shut down, Sky’s Adam…
Rachel Reeves and the Thatcher dilemma
RACHEL Reeves, Labour’s shadow chancellor, has described today’s Britain as reminiscent of 1979. …
