The Iconoclast

by Theodore Dalrymple From an outsider’s point of view, the two most extraordinary things about the controversy over the interpretation of Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren’s DNA test are that it should have been performed in the first place and that anyone should have been interested in ...Read More...

by Hugh Fitzgerald Nadia Murad Of all the Nobel Prizes, the one that gives rise to the most doubts is the Peace Prize. Nobels in the sciences and in economics are for achievements recognized by others in the field. The Peace Prize is political and wildly subjective, sometimes given for work ...Read More...

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by Michael Curtis Here's the smell of the blood still. All the perfumes of Arabia will not sweeten the little hand of Muslim prevaricators, murderers and terrorists, and their fabricated and changing narratives of events and history. Irrespective of the odor, those responsible for crimes must ...Read More...

I can't be in Central London this morning due to family commitments which will take me elsewhere later today. So like everybody else I am following the tweets of Ezra Levant of Rebel Media and the live feed of Lizzie Dearden of the Independent. She seems quite excited at the prospect of Tommy going ...Read More...

by Hugh Fitzgerald But aren’t the Bedouin being relocated “far away,” as so many seem to think? No, they will be moving less than four miles away, to become a part of  the Arab village of Abu Dis. The Bedouins being moved will have permanent, solid homes built by the Israelis, given to them for ...Read More...

by Hugh Fitzgerald You’ve perhaps heard about the Bedouin of Khan Al-Ahmar? The standard version of the tale presents these noble sons of the desert, members of the Jahalin tribe who for millennia have lived in their ancestral village in the West Bank, where they have been quietly raising their ...Read More...

by Tom Harb The Daily Beast attacked Professor Walid Phares because he told FoxNews that "the late Jamal Khajokji" was supportive of the Muslim Brotherhood. The man can be two things at once: a journalist and Muslim Brotherhood supporter. Phares had simply read about the writer's positions on ...Read More...

To Leicester Square to meet the Veterans Against Terrorism who were marching to protest about the treatment of servicemen, and in particular ex-servicemen; in particular to raise awareness of the tragedy of PTSD, housing, persecution of veterans for incidents in Ireland 40 years ago, and most recently ...Read More...

by Hugh Fitzgerald The White House tweeted: “In today’s Cabinet meeting, President @realDonaldTrump directed each member of his Cabinet to streamline their agency’s budget by 5 percent this fiscal year.” In a similar vein, Donald Trump finds outrageous the amounts of money the American government ...Read More...

In the same measure that a civilized society must not tolerate racial discrimination, nor can it tolerate the false and wilful imputation of repulsive attitudes to someone who does not hold them by Conrad Black The portrayal of mayoral candidate Faith Goldy as a white supremacist, and use ...Read More...

by Michael Curtis There is a change in the weather, a change in the sea of American politics. The state of Massachusetts, its people and academic institutions, continues to play a role in the changing drama of American politics, especially the issue of preferential treatment on the basis of ...Read More...

The penultimate group of defendants of the mass trials of Muslim rape and abuse gangs in Huddersfield were sentenced at Crown Court Leeds earlier today. Tommy Robinson's trial for Contempt of Court is set for next week, Tuesday 23rd, at the Central Criminal Court London; presumably what he was talking ...Read More...

by Conrad Black The Court’s ideological majorities are always apt to evolve. Now that the dust is settling on the Kavanaugh affair, it is well to remember that much of the concern over the stance he may take as a judge could be unjustified. These are life appointments, and judges’ views change ...Read More...

by Hugh Fitzgerald Pastor Andrew Brunson has now been released from house arrest in Turkey and returned to the United States, but the lessons of his captivity should not be forgotten. In the long saga of Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s refusal to release Brunson, the pastor was held for months in a ...Read More...