Part of the Why I Left the Left series.
A little known but brilliant book by Alison Macleod, who worked for the British Communist Daily Worker in the 1940s and 1950s
Today, 27th February, is the birth date of Roger Scruton in 1944
A younger Matt had among his bêtes noir those I considered to be traitors to the doctrine of scientific socialism. Among them were Richard Crossman.
This is what will be on the ballot at the election, in a few weeks’ time.
A little known but brilliant book by Alison Macleod, who worked for the British Communist Daily Worker in the 1940s and 1950s
Today, 27th February, is the birth date of Roger Scruton in 1944
Joseph Pearce and Matt Treacy discuss the world from an unWoke perspective and how conservatives might view the current war in Ukraine.
Today is the anniversary of the birth of Fay Stender in 1932 There is a little known but brilliant book, The Death of Uncle Joe, by Alison Macleod who worked for the British Communist Daily Worker in the 1940s and 1950s until eventually seeing sense and leaving. The book is well worth reading for its […]
Today is the anniversary of death of Roger Scruton in 2020 There is a very interesting discussion between Peter Robinson of the Hoover Institution and Roger Scruton on You Tube. In these times of Manichean witch hunts against anyone who does not sign up to a narrow left liberal agenda, it provides a breath of […]
IRA leadership displayed “managerial incompetence on an Olympian scale.” Former United States Marine John Crawley joined the IRA hoping to use his high level of military training. His book, The Yank, examines the military and political reasons why the IRA campaign failed.
BIG TALK: Peter Ryan with Matt Treacy