Daily Globe British Values, Global Perspective
When the Berlin Wall came down, the Soviet Union collapsed and China briefly looked as if it might go the same way with the Tiananmen Square protests, the West declared itself the victor, history had ended and we could sink into our sofas. We began to get fatter and lazier. …
Read More »British Universities are Severely Compromised by Links with China
The Russell Group of top UK universities released a document in 2018 that detailed how the UK has now moved ahead of Japan to become the second most popular partner for Chinese researchers after the US. China is a National Socialist State (See National Socialism with Chinese Characteristics) yet British universities boast …
Read More »It’s a no-brainer: children should sing the national anthem
This week, Ian Pye published a fantastic piece on the importance of remembering and learning the lessons of history after watching the recent film The Darkest Hour. Many people agree with him, as it has been reported that in theatres across the country people are giving standing ovations to Churchill’s …
Read More »Globe on the Weekends #podcast: An interview with Alex Illingworth
In this 14th issue of the Globe on the Weekends podcast, Isaac Anderson interviews Alex Illingworth, about the the state and history of conservatism in both major parties, debate and free speech in universities. You can listen to it here.
Read More »The Little University on the Prairie
Apparently there is a plan in Scotland to pay students £8000 per year to study. Scottish students already have their fees paid by the taxpayer. The idea now is that they should be paid the equivalent of the “living wage” to study. This all begins to get rather expensive for …
Read More »