Patrick West: Feminism

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Sunday, 26 May 2019

Notre Dame: incarnation of civilisation
Without our history and collective memory, we are but animals.

Eurosceptics were right – the EU wants to be an empire
It isn’t paranoia to be worried about the expansion of EU power.

Why Brits are turning against the police
Even respectable society now hates the rozzers.

Gammon: the left turns on the less well-off
Among middle-class Momentum types, it’s cool to sneer at working people.

Why ‘moving with the times’ is overrated
The idea grid girls should be banned ‘because it’s 2018’ makes no sense.

What Marty Crane can teach us
John Mahoney’s character pre-empted today’s culture clash.

Men are not a different species
Gender determinism has returned in PC form.

In desperate times, gender differences wither away.

It isn't the Tories out to get the NHS - it's the EU
Lefties, if you want to save ‘Our NHS’, become Brexiteers.

Withnail and I and the meaning of life
Thirty years on, this film’s tragedy and comedy speak to us still.

Climate change is not a political issue
The environment has been hijacked by both left and right

The age of belligerent victimhood
From BLM to feminism, too many want to play the victim.

After Cologne: where are the feminists?
Why are 'progressives' so reluctant to question what happened?

The rise of the new reactionaries
A new generation of French intellectuals is speaking to the man on the Metro.