The Iconoclast

Douglas Murray has got hold of a copy of the tape made when George Eaton, one of the deputy editors of the New Statesman interviewed Sir Roger Scruton last month. You will recall that Eaton's subsequent 'interpretation' of the interview as published in said New Statesman resulted in Sir Roger being ...Read More...

From ITV News and Metro The former leader of the English Defence League announced the move ahead of an event he's planning to hold for his supporters tonight in Manchester. He said his ‘working class’ supporters would send the ‘elite’ a ‘message they’ll never forget’ if he was elected on May 23. "They’re ...Read More...

The lies, deceptions, and cover-ups of Clinton’s and Obama’s operatives will soon come to light. by Conrad Black It is not now clear whether the Democrats’ pathological attachment to the fantasy that they have some chance of destroying the Trump presidency legally is based on continuing hysteria ...Read More...

From The Telegraph and The Guardian One of the masterminds behind the Sri Lanka suicide bombings lived in London and spent a year at Kingston University on an aerospace engineering course, The Telegraph can disclose. The Islamic State terrorist, named today as Abdul Lathief Jameel Mohamed, spent ...Read More...

by Hugh Fitzgerald Last November, Avigdor Lieberman resigned as Israel’s Defense Minister. At the time, he accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who after two days of fighting had agreed to a cease-fire in Gaza, of not responding forcefully enough to Hamas. Netanyahu wanted to inflict enough ...Read More...

Whatever the cost, one musn't criticise or question. ...Read More...

From the Guardian and the Telegraph One of the Sri Lanka bombers studied in the UK and Australia before carrying out the bombings, which may have been funded and inspired by Isis, the defence minister has said. “We believe that one of the suicide bombers studied in the UK and later did his postgraduate ...Read More...

'Mother of Satan' explosive used in attacks 'were made in workshop owned by one of the suicide bombers' From the Daily Mail photographs by Nick Edwards The copper factory, in Wellampitiya, a north-eastern suburb of Colombo, belonged to 'calm and devout' Inshaf Ahamad, who is understood to have ...Read More...

by Rich Swier “Sincerity in literature may not always be a virtue, but insincerity is almost always a vice.” – Theodore Dalrymple “A theater of the absurd is exactly that: absurd.” – Kenneth Frances Theodore Dalrymple, a former prison doctor and psychiatrist, and Kenneth Frances, who ...Read More...

From The Telegraph Islamic State on Tuesday claiming responsibility on its official Amaq news agency, saying that according to “security sources” fighters with Isil carried out the suicide bombings which killed 321.The group did not immediately offer any evidence for its claims.   Isil's brief ...Read More...

by Robert Harris It was interesting to read that Greta Thunberg, a sixteen year teen, is at the forefront of the ‘Extinction Revolution’ movement, which has been holding economic life in the United Kingdom to some degree of ransom. To quote the Daily Mail: The Swedish campaigner said: 'For ...Read More...

by Hugh Fitzgerald Shaikh Tamim greets radical cleric Yousuf Al Qaradawi. Two French journalists, Christian Chesnot and Georges Malbrunot, have come out with a new study of how Qatar spends hundreds of millions of dollars to pay for projects in Western Europe connected to the Muslim Brotherhood. Details ...Read More...

by Michael Curtis All that lives must die, passing through nature to eternity. It is the time and drawing days out that men and women stand upon. On April 17, 2019 the well-known seventy seven year old British-Australian actress Miriam Margolyes spoke of the need to confront a major problem, ...Read More...

From News First and TVNZ Colombo (News1st) – An Improvised explosive device (IED) which was discovered in close proximity to the Bandaranayake International Airport has been sucessfully diffused by the Sri Lanka Airforce. Airforce spokesperson, Group Captain Gihan Seneviratne noted that the IED ...Read More...

by Hugh Fitzgerald    Before the devastating fire at Notre-Dame broke out, there had been two months of attacks on French churches all around France, very few of which were reported on in the media outside France, and some of which hardly received sufficient coverage inside the country. There ...Read More...