Kemi Badenoch is that rare thing, says Dr David McGrogan: a politician willing to speak the truth, whatever the cost. She will take the fight to Keir Starmer's Government, and that is a reason for hope.
Looking back on his childhood in the 1980s, Dr. David McGrogan is struck with an unshakable sense of nostalgia for a world that is gone. To have hope, he says, following Kierkegaard, we must look this loss in the face.
The UN's Summit of the Future is the latest attempt by global elites to shore up their tenuous claim to rule by controlling the future, says Dr David McGrogan. It is doomed to fail and we must be ready when it does.
Keir Starmer claims there is a 'black hole' in society that only a Labour Government can fix. But it's not society that has a black hole, says David McGrogan. The black hole is the state, and Labour is making it worse.
It's not just that freedom of speech is under attack, but that a global effort is underway to decide what is true, and to ensure that an individual's speech can do nothing but declare it, says Dr David McGrogan.
It's a striking coincidence that Kamala Harris and Keir Starmer are both former public prosecutors, says Dr David McGrogan. It's symbolic of the way law has been weaponised through political bias and double standards.
There is a breakdown coming in the relationship between the Government and the people, and things are going to get hostile, warns Dr David McGrogan. The Government will turn on the people for not falling into line.
Politics today is a runaway train driven by emotional 'kitsch' rather than reason, turbocharged by tech's global hype machine. Make sure you're sitting close to the emergency exit, says Dr David McGrogan.
Sir Keir Starmer's authoritarianism is not at odds with his commitment to human rights. As law professor David McGrogan explains, a limitless expansion of state power is the logical corollary of liberalism.
The emergence of global government is no conspiracy theory, says Dr David McGrogan. Those driving it cite global disasters, but in truth the greatest global disaster facing humanity is the emergence of world government.
Labour is set to make Britain's universities an arm of the state, says Dr David McGrogan. The Education Secretary has set out her plans to make life more comfortable for higher education – at the cost of its freedom.
Labour is "mission-driven", says Keir Starmer. But the last thing anyone should want is a Government with a mission, says David McGrogan. That's because a Government with a mission needs conscripts. That's you and me.
