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We Need to Keep Calling Ourselves Conservatives

Sebastian Morello October 27, 2022

Names are important, and the name ‘conservative’ is important if we are not to forget who we are and what we strive for. Conservatives are not merely reactionaries. We affirm something. We affirm our civilisation and we want to conserve it.

Common Culture and Identity: On Surviving as a People

Sebastian Morello July 8, 2022

One of the terrible features of modernity is that we measure everything by the criteria of productivity and success. But we were not made to be productive, nor to be successful, at least not as our world understands such terms. We were made to flourish.

War in Europe: The Need for a Moral Rearmament

Jaime Mayor Oreja April 21, 2022

It is not possible for Europe to continue its transition into nothingness and decadence. We will not be able to meet the challenges—which are already violent today—if it remains ensconced in comfort, lies, a war on effort and excellence, gender madness, and the culture of death.

Martial Arts and the Heart of Civilisation

Karl-Gustel Wärnberg April 9, 2022

The dawn of Western civilisation carried a strong focus on martial arts. In a world where war often lurked around the corner, it was paramount that one should be able to defend oneself. In our times, war again haunts our continent. It may be time to rediscover our martial roots.

A Choice for Europe: Between Beauty and Bigotry

Ed Husain January 25, 2022

In my country of Great Britain, I am worried by those Muslims who use the country’s liberties and laws to undermine our civilisation and heritage. I went on a journey across the country to understand modern British Muslim culture, but I kept one eye on the history of Islamic civilisation, too. 

Give Us Back Our Lady!

Hélène de Lauzun December 5, 2021

The terrible incident of the Notre Dame fire should have been the occasion to renovate a church so damaged by the ravages of time, to make it even more beautiful. Instead, the sorcerer’s apprentices in charge of its destiny have preferred to indulge in their dreams of experimentation, as if a centuries-old cathedral were a creative laboratory subsidized by the Ministry of Culture.

On Believing Conspiracy Theories

Sebastian Morello November 22, 2021

We are, then, in a rather odd situation. It seems that conspiracies are deemed believable when they arise in fiction. It also seems that conspiracies are thought to have really happened, and are considered an essential component in even a superficial understanding of history. But anyone who suggests that we may be in the grips of a conspiracy now is a ‘conspiracy theorist,’ a pejorative term that denotes a person who does not assent to all he is told by mainstream media outlets. 

Populism and the Defence of Norms

Jonathon Van Maren November 21, 2021

Progressives believe that the right-wing populists must be destroyed. Not because populists are smashing norms; it is because they are, in many cases, defending the norms that progressives are busy dismantling.

The Culture War Against the Past

Frank Furedi November 17, 2021

The mere hint that a point of view is outdated serves as a signal that it need not be taken seriously. It can be legitimately vilified and condemned.

Revolution and Reaction

Jonathan Culbreath October 11, 2021

There is a path forward, but it is a narrow and tricky one that winds along the knife-edge between revolution and reaction.

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Issue 24, Summer 2022

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