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March, 2017
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Shutting Down Free Speech on the Campuses by John Steele
A Failure of Nationalist Populism? From the Dutch Election to Wars of Religion by Paul Walker
The Corporates Command: There Shall be Gay Marriage because it is Good for Business by Mrs Vera West
Letter to The Editor
Letter to The Editor
Social Construction on the Nose by Brian Simpson
Fear the Lawyer Class by Ian Wilson LL.B
Is Trump a Winner, or a Loser? by Charles Taylor
Integration/Multicult Nonsense by James Reed
Why it is a Good Idea to be Friends with Russia by John Steele
Holy War and the Weapons Just Flow in by John Steel
Hi. My Name is River and I have a Drinking Problem! by Uncle Len, Who is Not So Crazy After All
Camille Paglia Rips the Heart Out of PC Feminism by Mrs Vera West
Sometimes the Chattering Class are Just Plain Stupid by Mrs Vera West
Does John Howard “Cherish Western Civilisation”? by James Reed
The Parable of the Skittles by Charles Taylor
Section 18 C: We have Not Seen Anything Yet by James Reed
The Arrogance of the New Conquistadors by Paul Walker
Take that Katana! by John Steele
So Hard Done By by P. Button

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