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Vulgarian in Chief Theodore Dalrymple the Burkini Offensive Alistair Miller Fifth Column Don Beech Women for Sale Penelope Fawce The The quarterly magazine of conservative thought Vulgarian in Chief Fifth Column Article 50 Theodore Dalrymple Don Beech Peter Smith The Burkini Women for Sale Cold Comfort Offensive Penelope Fawcett Campus Alistair Miller Hulme Charles Mackay Winter 2016 Vol 35 No 2 £6.00 Contents 3 Editorial Articles 18 I Feel like a Stranger Where I Live Jane Kelly 4 Vulgarian in Chief 20 The Menace of Comprehensive Education Theodore Dalrymple Lindsey Dearnley 6 The Burkini Offensive 22 Women for Sale Alistair Miller Penelope Fawcett Hulme 8 A Medical Emergency in the Soviet Union 23 Is Freedom Worth Fighting For? Christie Davies Marcus Ferrar 10 The Britishness of Australia 25 The Mysterious Force that Sways the Constellations Daryl McCann Brian Ridley 12 Fifth Column 26 Cold Comfort Campus Don Beech Charles Mackay 14 Haiti’s Night of the Living Dead 28 The Nuremberg Trials Mark Griffith Patricia Vander Elst 16 Mobile Phones; the Devil’s Instrument 30 Article 50 Mark Mantel Peter Smith Columns Arts and Books 32 Conservative Classic — 64 Church and State S T Coleridge 38 Christie Davies 33 Reputations — 53 on Mervyn King Hillary Clinton 39 John Jolliffe 35 Roy Kerridge on Algy Cluff 37 Eternal Life 40 Anthony Daniels Michael Simison on A E Housman 41 Peter Mullen on Wagner 42 Jonathan Story on Death of the EU? 44 Penelope Tremayne In future subscription payments by cheque should on Muslims in Myanmar be sent by post to 45 Celia Haddon on Trees The Salisbury Review, 46 Helen Szamuely PO Box 6317, Milton Keynes, MK10 1AU on Putin 47 Patrick Keeney Changes of address or other enquiries should be on Campus Free Speech sent to the same address or emailed to 49 Martin Dewhirst [email protected] or by phone to on Eurasianism 01908 281601 50 James Snell Credit card payments by phone on English Literary Life 01908 281601 51 Sean O’Callaghan on Blair and the IRA 52 Euan Grant on Deep States 54 IN SHORT Web: www.salisburyreview.com 2 The Salisbury Review — Winter 2016 Editor: Myles Harris Managing Editor: Merrie Cave Consulting Editors: Sir Roger Scruton, Jane Kelly, Christie Davies PO Box 6317, Milton Keynes, MK10 1AU Tel: 01908 281601 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: http://www.salisburyreview.com onald Trump is everything the British don’t heads. Now the only people allowed to speak freely are like about Americans, too familiar, too loud. our conquerors, the only religion to be defended is one DHe has funny hair, he talks like a second-hand that preaches medieval barbarity, while our notions of car salesman and if he sat near to you in a café, you privacy have been monstrously twisted so that foreign would want to move away in case he began talking to killers and rapists are allowed to remain at large in the you. He is a product of the hatred and frustration of country, while the law-abiding go about in fear. None working-class Americans at seeing their country stolen of these facts are any the less true because of Donald from them by a sneering intellectual élite who have Trump’s election as US President – quite the reverse. made fashion plates of black gangsters, ignored Islamic How has it come about that the voices of the people atrocities and persecuted Christians who oppose gay like the Calais social worker are the only ones we marriage. We too need a Trump if anybody is going hear? Listen to James Naughtie on the Radio 4 Today to listen to us. programme grovelling before some zealot with Nobody is. A people smuggling racket was recently portmanteau views on women’s liberty, homosexual discovered in Calais in which abandoned children marriage, transgender rights, abortions and censorship hoping to come to England under an amnesty were and you will understand. The institutions of state have being pushed aside in favour of young men of between been taken over by the left. Opponents are simply 16 and 32 years of age claiming to be ‘children’. ignored. Lunacy has taken hold. Last week the BBC It was so blatant many believed the scheme had voiced its approval of plans by the government to fallen into the hands of smuggling gangs who were restrict freedom of speech in our universities. There manipulating or deceiving the social workers involved. is even a movement in the latter to overthrow western But a social worker dismissed complaints that the science as the product of white male thinking in favour public was being duped. Every refugee had the right of African Black Magic. It may seem mad now, but to come here and we should not complain. One got the wait a year. impression that it was simply none of our business. Every dictatorship has its secret police. The This is the standard post-Marxist agenda of many Catholic Church had its Holy Office, Russia the KGB, of the people involved in our social institutions. If we modern Saudi Arabia its religious police, China its British think that somehow we own our own country 610 committee for persecuting religious dissidents. then we are monstrously deluded. The colonial west The liberal left is creating one here. By far the most exploited the third world for centuries and it is now significant anti-rational movement today is the search restitution time. We seized their lands now they will for hidden child abusers. Such a confrontation had to seize ours. So when the ordinary British react by voting come. to leave the EU, or demonstrate against admitting All primitive societies, and modern ones that have hundreds of thousands of immigrants from some of abandoned rationality, eventually seek to explain the most backward countries in the world, they can be their internal contradictions by inventing demoniacal, dismissed as racists, stupid, or the law can be turned omniscient opponents. The Independent Enquiry into on them. This is the message of Remain. We do not Child Abuse promises to be such a witch-hunt. With its deserve our country. Rich foreigners have seized it. proposers suggesting that there are tens of thousands, Which is why those great achievements of British if not hundreds of thousands, of ‘survivors’ of child history: free speech, liberty, freedom of religion as abuse, all other priorities can be set aside. Why worry well as the right to privacy have been turned on their about NHS waiting lists when sex abusers are stalking The Salisbury Review — Winter 2016 3 Web: www.salisburyreview.com the land? radical left’s ideas, gay marriage, transgender rights, Sex abuse cases are especially useful because the the concept of the patriarchal family as oppressive, normal rules of evidence are abandoned. An innocent censorship, contempt for the popular vote, are like man can be convicted on the anonymous denunciation Stalin’s ‘reforms’, societal wreckers. They depend on of a ‘survivor’ hidden behind a curtain in court who disorientating the population by standing a country’s stands to be paid huge sums in compensation if the civil society on its head, by creating an imaginary court believes him or her. Much of the evidence will army of secret enemies, defining what once was right be uncorroborated memories going back as far as 50 to be wrong and what was once wrong to be right, years. In some cases evidence will be put forward of by setting family members against family members, abuse that the survivor cannot remember but has been friends against friends. We face the creation of the discovered by ‘experts’. apocalyptic chaos described by Boris Pasternak in Dr With the enquiry holding a mandate to investigate Zhivago. The doctor returns after years of war to his virtually every social institution in the country having family home to find it taken over by brutal strangers. anything to do with children, the entire population is likely to be caught up for the next ten years in Myles Harris the pursuit of paedophiles in the same way that in Stalin’s Russia the population were caught up in the The editor and staff of The Salisbury Review wish all hunt for American Imperialist Agents. Many of the our readers a happy and holy Christmas Vulgarian in Chief Theodore Dalrymple gainst the wishes of most of the world the least educated and poorest paid, of Americans. intelligentsia and the predictions of the polls Rich demagogues feigning sympathy with the poor Aand pundits, Donald John Trump has been and downtrodden are by no means unknown to history, elected as President of the United States. He appealed however; nor are those who subsequently disappointed to two types of voter. The first were Republicans who their followers. disliked him intensely but preferred anyone to Hillary Triumph is often followed by disillusionment: Clinton. They were the Never Hillary voters. when General De Gaulle told the cheering crowd More importantly, of pieds noirs in Algiers there were those to whom Almost nothing about Mr Trump is simple or that ‘je vous ai compris,’ he appealed in a more straightforward. Like his opponent Hillary I have understood you, positive, if not necessarily Clinton, he seems to have spent much of they thought he meant ‘I a more coherent, way. his life sailing close to the wind. He was take your side and point His militant crassness, an unruly child unfit for ordinary school of view.’ In the event, he which seemed sincere and had to be sent to a military academy meant something more like even to his enemies, to be knocked into some kind of shape. ‘I understand what you are attracted them; it came to like.’ them as a relief after the Almost nothing about Mr mealy-mouthedness of so much of the political class, Trump is simple or straightforward.
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