It seems as though the Ramsay Centre is getting one step closer to establishing itself on campus with a draft Memorandum being established with the University. A protest held today against the Ramsay Centre in light of the draft Memorandum is just part of a wider effort led by the campus Left to shut down diversification of thought on campus. As a Club that was … Continue reading The Ramsay Centre and the Battle of Ideas on Campus
The Semester 2, Week 4 edition of USYD student newspaper, Honi Soit contains a regrettable and ill-informed display of anti-Christian journalism at USYD. The article, “The morality revolution: why there needs to be more accountability in religion”, takes aim at the Sydney University Evangelical Union (SUEU), a Protestant Christian group and the largest faith-based group on campus.
Photo: Jenn Arman Continue reading The Intellectual Hubris of the Campus Anti-Christian Left
‘There seems to be a great divide observed by the late, great, Christopher Hitchens, ‘between those who think that a job simply must be found for Hillary Clinton, and those that could bloody well do without her’. Continue reading Where is the Left-Wing Reckoning of Hillary Clinton?
Sticky post
The Brexit vote, whether consciously or not, was an affirmation of national sovereignty and British identity. It announced once again that the United Kingdom had borders, within which there has historically been a dominant culture, itself slowly eroded by the tide of globalism and multiculturalism. Continue reading Brexit: Identity, Sovereignty, and the Resurgence of the Nation State
For an administration that is increasingly becoming a revolving-door for senior officials as the Russian investigation heats up, losing Hope is a sign for the worse.
(Getty Images) Continue reading No Hope: The Loss of Trump’s Closest Aide
In an age where many formerly powerful and poignant words have been reduced to a state of being meaningless through overuse and straining of their real meaning, I believe it is time that we take a step back to try and recapture the essence of Conservatism and why it is still a powerful force for good in society today. Continue reading Conservatism: Meaning and Relevance in a Changing World
I, a semi politically savvy 16-year-old, strongly disagree with lowering the voting age.
(ABC News Photo/Giulio Saggin) Continue reading 5 Reasons Why we Should Definitely NOT Lower the Voting Age to 16 – from a 16-year-old
