The Politics of Liberty

CONTENTS

PREFACE

Editors’ Note

PROLOGUE

Who Speaks for Freedom?

The Need for Satire

Poetry and Politics

PART ONE - THE OLD ORDER

The Corruption of Politics

New Thinking: A Warning

The Origins of Correctness 

The Concept of Human Rights

A Fractious World

The Secular Choice

The Loss of Spirituality

PART TWO - THE SUPERPOWERS

The United States of America 

China 

Russia

Europe

The British Empire

PART THREE - DOMESTIC POLITICS

Brexit 

The Socialist Legacy 

The Conservative Response 

The Scottish Nationalist Party 

The Liberals 

PART FOUR - THE LEGISLATURE 

Statutes, Laws and Rules 

PC Plod 

The Lords 

Correctness and the Law 

PART FIVE - THE SOCIAL SCENE 

The Politics of Sex 

Transphobics 

Home Sweet Home 

Comprehensive Education

A University Life

Free Speech 

Civil Liberties 

The New Ethics 

The Legislators 

PART SIX - COST OF LIVING 

The Credit Bubble

Wealth Creation 

Social Security 

The NHS 

PART SEVEN - POST WAR POLITICS

Defence of the Realm 

Military Correctness 

Migration and Racism 

The Middle East Catastrophe 

The European Refugee Crisis

The Ukrainian Redemption 

PART EIGHT - THE ART OF LEISURE

Progressive Planning 

The New Creativity 

The Pursuit of Pleasure 

PART NINE - THE RULING CLASS 

Socialist Decline

The Glittering Prize 

Celebs, Cynics and Bores

Minority Reports 

PART TEN A BRITISH CHARTER 

The New Enlightenment 

A Kingdom United 

A Point of Order

The Politics of Revision 

PART ELEVEN - THE CHURCH 

Is it Too Late? 

The Limits of Politics 

The Establishment 

A Christian Britain 

Apostolic Succession 

Follow my Leader 

Racial Issues 

Church Follies 

Gender Matters

Clergy Morale 

Government by Synod 

Apostasy 

One Priest’s Confession 

The True Church 

PART TWELVE - STATE REFORM

The Restoration

The Quest for Freedom 

EPILOGUE - THE NATION RENEWED