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Have Labour Read the History Books? Have Conservatives?
Robert Paxton’s seminal The Anatomy of Fascism conceptualises it not as a category but a political process: “all that is required… is polarisation, deadlock, mass mobilisation against internal and external enemies, and complicity by existing elites.” Nearly all are present in the UK. The collapse in electoral support for the Conservative Party and rise in support for Reform UK, the Green Party, the SNP, and Plaid Cymru are the most obvious political signs of polarisation. Ma
G. Armstrong
5 days ago5 min read


Spot the Neoliberal Chameleons
I have tended to support left wing parties, gravitating towards their ideas as regional and national politics played a growing part in my teen life. Seeking equality, eliminating poverty, helping the downtrodden and the marginalised, and defeating a self-interested elite have remained leftist constants, but the vehicle of these ideas for me has changed over time. Anarcho-communism was appealing in my early teens, then was Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party. While Jeremy was never g
G. Armstrong
Jun 133 min read


What’s in a Flag? In 2026, Cause for Concern in Northern Ireland
I was driving in the suburban Newtownabbey area just north of Belfast recently. I went up past the Ballyduff estate, on my way to Larne or Carnlough, I forget. My attention was drawn to some flags on lampposts, at a crossroads, which I didn’t recognise. I have learnt to tune out the various assortment of flags. The Union Jack, The Ulster Banner, Orange Order flags, flute band flags, State of Israel, or even Danish flags. However, this flag drew my attention. They were four br
G. Armstrong
Mar 204 min read


A Sermon For The Democratic Party
James Talarico calls his healthcare plan “Medicare for Y’all”. Four words that tell you everything about how he just won the Democratic Senate primary in Texas – his party hasn't won statewide here since 1994. Whilst his opponent campaigned against Trump, Talarico, the seminarian state legislator and former public school teacher, ran for something: popular progressive policies rebranded to the voters he will need to win over. Whether he manages that in November is another que
Frederick Graham
Mar 115 min read


Will Kirk’s Assassination Ignite a Christian Revolution in Britain?
The assassination in Utah of the Christian Conservative influencer, Charlie Kirk, has cast a chilling shadow over many in the United...
Ethan Harvey
Oct 1, 20258 min read


The Real “Spiritual Importance” of Glastonbury: Beyond the Festival Stage
Glastonbury has become globally renowned for its music festival; a vibrant celebration of sound, spectacle, and social commentary. But...
Chris Vinante
Jul 12, 20253 min read
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