R.E Sample

The Shifting English Aesthetic: Cultural Reflections from Across the Atlantic

R.E. Sample charts the changing Aesthetics of England, as viewed from afar. She speaks to an England that looks far more 'global, diverse, and fragmented' than the red phone boxes littered nation etched into most people's cultural memory.

Michael Reiners

The Cause of England’s auto-immune disease: The Public Order Act (1986)

Unbeknown to the ordinary man, The Public Order Act (1986) is the source of much public outrage. Its effects are regular features in Britain's news-cycle, and felt by many. Despite this, its existence & malign impact remains mysterious to most. This article explains.

Michael Reiners

The Case Against the ECHR – The EU rejected it, why not Britain? (June 2022)

Sunak, and successors, must take on Strasbourg to uphold sovereignty and sound policy in the interests of Britain.

J. Treek

Your Internet Isn't Mine: How The Net Changed

Mr J. Treek explores the evolution of the internet. Once a verdant place to actively explore, now a hyper individualised, passive content-delivery system. A trough at which to eat. The implications for political thought-shaping are marked.

Constitutional Restoration Featured

England is Under Attack, From All Sides, & Within

This diagnostic essay, written in the latter portion of 2024 and published in February 2025, aims to explain in detailed legal terms why Britain (and crucially, England) is experiencing the malaise that it currently endures.

Paul Weston

Can We Vote Our Way Out Of Civilisational Collapse?

Paul Weston argues that, given the pace of demographic and cultural change in Britain, time is running out for a democratic solution to the nation's issues.

Leigh Quilter

A Traditionalist, Restorationist Hybrid Model for House of Lords Reform

Leigh Quilter presents a way to come full circle on House of Lords reform, his proposal recognises that legitimacy comes from constitutional balance and the affections of the public; not just democracy.

Michael Reiners

England, Britain, "The Yookay" and how to distinguish them

Charting the legislative changes which allowed England, and Britain, to fall victim to Yookayification.

Tom Rowsell

What Is An Englishman?

Historian Tom Rowsell explains the English ethnic group, which traces its origins to 5th-century Germanic migrants who integrated with native Britons. Modern genetic studies confirm English people, first documented by Bede in 731 AD, are today 25-47% Anglo-Saxon.

Jack Winters

Losing Our Marbles

Jack Winters argues that British institutions suffer from activist capture. These groups repurposes organisations, and like a skinsuit, wears the fancy dress of venerable institutions while perverting their purpose.

Mr S.T.A.R

Mind The Gap: A Debrief On Britain For Americans

Political Commentator Mr Star says: Our British cousins have some problems with their government. And their economy. And their society. And their police. And their socialist welfare programs. And their debt. Oh, and the mass rape.

William Trubshaw

Modest Proposals On House of Lords Reform

William Trubshaw suggests that The House of Lords poses a constitutional dilemma: while it serves as a useful check on government power, its unelected nature undermines democratic legitimacy.

Bishop Ceirion H. Dewar FSHC

A Call For The Church Of Wales' Recovery From Spiritual Rot

Bishop Ceirion H. Dewar calls for renewal in the Church of Wales. He argues that the election of a lesbian as archbishop of the Church of Wales represents the most blasphemous rebellion in the history of the global Anglican church, repackaged as political progress.

Harry Troughton

ESG: The Corporate Doctrine Behind Modern Dystopia

Harry Troughton evaluates at the The UN-sponsored Environmental, Social, and Governance project ("ESG"). ESG has become a form of social credit system for businesses, public and private, through mandatory insurance for ESG issues, asset management directions and boardroom activism.

Drupka Kunley

Yookayification: The Nature of Change in Modern Britain

Drupka Kunley argues Britain is undergoing demographic transformation similar to historical population movements that created new civilisations. Like past invasions and migrations, current changes may eventually become irreversible historical facts rather than temporary shifts.

Charlie Cole

A Deeper Dive Into The Ethnicity Of Births In England & Wales: 2007 to 2024

Charlie Cole describes how White British births hit a record low of just 54% in 2024, while Bangladeshi, Pakistani, Indian and Black African births surge under the Boriswave. Our rules on Indefinite Leave to Remain ('ILR') have created endless chain migration, accompanied by "anchor babies".

Michael Reiners

The great wage squeeze: Why Nothing Works

On why there a concerted policy effort to ensure that everyone in Britain paid precisely the same amount.

Michael Reiners

The Judiciary & AI, strange bedfellows

The implementation of AI into the judicial process must be handled with care, but offers the obliteration bean-counter justice.

Constitutional Restoration

The English Defence (Firearms) Bill 2025 (Drafted June 2025)

A bill to uncover the English right to bear arms. Granted in the 1689 Bill of Rights. Concealed by centuries of subsequent legislation, which like so many English liberties, whittled it away.

Michael Reiners

How To Destroy A Hostile Constitution: An Instruction Manual (June 2025)

A detailed constitutional program structured as democratic reform: weaponise emergency powers, pack the Lords with 250 new peers, abolish 500+ public bodies, withdraw from human rights treaties, thwart bureaucratic resistance, and lock changes behind referendum supermajorities.

Michael Reiners

Knock Knock: What to Do When Police Arrive Over Online Speech

Britain is no longer a rich country, or a free country. Our constitution has been smashed into 1000 pieces, its existence hidden from the normal man. This article explains what to do when police attempt to use that mashed-up constitution to render you a criminal, for speaking your mind.

Michael Reiners

A Legal Certainty; They’re Our Marbles

Michael Reiners gives a legal & art-historical overview of the Elgin Marbles, past and present; this is intended for the assistance of trustees and politicians who seek to use these artefacts for their own purposes.

Michael Reiners

Liberty Lost: How England Became a cautionary tale for digital free speech.

A survey of recent developments in our courts & legislature with particular reference to the responses to online activity – bereft of understanding of the internet and its culture.

Michael Reiners

The ‘Keyboard Warrior’ Prosecutions demonstrate the state's ineptitude towards the internet.

Politicians, the police and the judiciary should stop trying to control a digital landscape they do not understand (and probably never will).

Michael Reiners

Twitter’s doxxing problem: lapses in legality & digital morality

As Britain's speech landscape closes like a vice around ordinary people, anonymity becomes one of the few tools left.