Westernism – Atticus Fox

Outsourcing War

The burdensome administrative task of recruiting members of the British Armed Forces has been outsourced to external companies, led by Serco (who appear to be the favoured partner of the UK Govt in every endeavour these days). I can’t help but feel that the best organisations to recruit members of the British Armed Forces wouldContinue reading “Outsourcing War”

My Conversation With Hitler

There is a challenge that sometimes comes up at dinner parties, and such-like, at the point where the conversation is waning. The challenge is: if you could go back in time to any point, when would you go and why? My answer has remained consistent for years, I would go back to Germany in 1939,Continue reading “My Conversation With Hitler”

Emmanuel Abayisenga – Read It And Weep

I saw a brief story on Telegram recently about a failed asylum seeker – Emmanuel Abayisenga – in France who had set fire to a cathedral out of frustration at having his asylum claim rejected. He was then offered accommodation by a local priest who, a short while later, he murdered. This story seemed too fantasticalContinue reading “Emmanuel Abayisenga – Read It And Weep”

Articles on The Feminisation Of Western Culture

I read Helen Andrews’ article in Compact Magazine shortly after it was published. I found it to be very insightful. I’d had a feeling for a few years that all the Cultural Marxism stuff that had erupted all around was most strongly endorsed by women but Helen’s article was the first time I’d read someoneContinue reading “Articles on The Feminisation Of Western Culture”

The Decline of the West – Oswald Spengler

Cultures come into being, evolve, mature and then decline. So wrote Oswald Spengler in his book ‘The Decline of the West’, pub. 1918. Spengler explained that the final form of a culture is its ‘Civilisation Phase’, representing the high point of the culture. From this point the culture starts its decline. Each culture is independentContinue reading “The Decline of the West – Oswald Spengler”

It’s All Connected

20 years ago the 2 main points of concern facing a British adult were: 1) The Budget and… 2) whether the Bank of England was going to raise or lower interest rates. The budget was the annual accounting ritual performed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer in which we learnt of what additional duty (tax)Continue reading “It’s All Connected”

Confessions Of A Church Crawler

I visit churches whenever I get the chance. It’s got to the point where, if my wife and I are travelling somewhere in England, I will identify notable churches along the route that I can stop at, to ‘break up the journey’. People ask me what is the appeal of churches. This post is myContinue reading “Confessions Of A Church Crawler”

Wokeness as Religion

Wokeness is the new sensation that’s sweeping the nation. Its adherents are young and earnest. They have captured the moral high ground from where they sermonise the rest of us (or throw stones at us). Wokeness has many parallels with religion in these Godless times. It’s probably not a coincidence that the weakening hold ofContinue reading “Wokeness as Religion”