As with the 2008 financial crisis, such an impact presents an opportunity for far-left and far-right extremists to recruit off the back of legitimate grievances. Coupled with the divisive nature of modern politics, as well as the fact that people are spending more time at home, Western nations are presented Continue Reading
When I was a teenager in 2008, I was radicalised by a sense of racial injustice. What happened to me, as a young white man from a working-class English town, wasn’t too dissimilar to what is happening to many young members of the black community in America. I joined a Continue Reading
On April 28th, my third book was published by Bombardier Books. “Monster Of Their Own Making: How the Far Left, the Media, and Politicians Are Creating Far-Right Extremists” explores my radicalisation as a teenager, and outlines the three-pronged attack that pushes young, angry white men to dangerous fringes of politics. Continue Reading
Gangs of righteous extremists tearing down statues across the Western world is waking an ugly beast. The sight of these historic monuments being torn down either by violent gangs or politicians capitulating to the violent gangs is enough to bring out the authoritarian in anybody, and our natural instinct is Continue Reading
The emergence of these riots across the United States, and now London, demonstrates the impact of the “Righteous Mob.” These are the far-left radicals who are so self-assured and so confident in their view of the world that they have elevated themselves to divine status. They consider themselves the arbiters Continue Reading
The Futile Crackdown on the “Far Right” is Creating Terrorists Last week, a far-right terror attack in Germany left nine people dead. The gunman, Tobias Rathjen, ambushed two shisha bars in the town of Hanau, before shooting himself. There were no questions about the shooter’s motive; he had left a Continue Reading
This piece was originally published at the Frontier Centre for Public Policy. You can find it here. Depending on the part of the world you’re in, the mention of economist, Mark Carney, will elicit different responses. In Canada, Carney is widely credited with steering the country through the rocky waters Continue Reading
This piece was originally published by Human Events. You can find it here. The America First agenda is more important than ever. Democrats are trying to transform Republican states; by tacitly allowing illegal immigration, they hope to radically increase the number of perpetual Democrat voters. The Democratic Party itself is Continue Reading
This piece was originally published by The Daily Wire. You can find it here. I always watch with amazement how the conservative Twittersphere reacts to a far-right terror attack. After the New Zealand shooting, when it was revealed that the attacker wasn’t just an anti-Semite but an eco-fascist and supporter Continue Reading
This piece was originally published by the Frontier Centre for Public Policy. You can find it here. Canadian economist Mark Carney is stepping down as the Governor of the Bank of England and will be replaced by Andrew Bailey on March 16, 2020. Anybody actively involved in the Brexit debate, Continue Reading
By jackbuckby As with the 2008 financial crisis, such an impact presents an opportunity for far-left and far-right extremists to recruit off the back of legitimate grievances. Coupled with the divisive nature of modern politics, as well as the fact that people are spending more time at home, Western nations are presented Continue Reading
