Category Archives: England

Domestic Travails of Competing Nationalisms: A Mess Called Brexit

Posted on January 28, 2018 by William Holland

The foundation of England’s Imperial Empire abroad was sound governance based on ethnic kingship.  The old maxim of divide and conquer had limited yet profound appeal for imperial Brits; the crude Darwinian calculus used to determine British interests abroad, especially … Continue reading →

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Why Theresa May is Losing

Posted on December 18, 2017 by William Holland

To sustain her rule in Westminster, May needs ten MP’s from Northern Ireland, without them, she’s toast.  The Good Friday Agreement conceded to Home Rule in Northern Ireland, yet beginning in January of 2017, rule from Belfast has been suspended. … Continue reading →

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The Atlantic Periphery: Fault Lines

Posted on June 23, 2017 by William Holland

It is becoming clear to anyone with even a modicum of political insight that London remains the epicenter when considering the mounting challenges enveloping the continent.  Every night for over a week, Islamists continue their nightly rampage through Jewish towns … Continue reading →

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What Is A Tory?

Posted on May 24, 2017 by William Holland

When Hayek wrote “Why I Am Not A Conservative“, he was referencing Tory leadership. This is often misunderstood by American liberals and conservatives.  Hayek implicitly knew that the American doctrine of natural rights possessed affinity with those mores needed for … Continue reading →

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Leadership That Matters: Theresa May’s Bid To Consume The Opposition & Lead

Posted on May 4, 2017 by William Holland

Politics is  blood sport.  Most people only truly understand this as practitioners of State politics, but the best arena from which to discern this octagon are parliaments.  Two come to mind for their ruthlessness:  Israel & England. Because parliaments are … Continue reading →

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