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London BIG BEN NO BELLS, NO BONGS, NO FIREWORKS #fakeBBC Hugo Talks #lockdown #NewYear #2022
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Iron Mountain 1966 Report Leaked Everything Happening Now #UN / Hugo Talks #lockdown
ALSO WATCH ON BRANDNEWTUBE / ODYSEE / RUMBLE
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PRIESTS, NASA And The ALIENS / Hugo Talks / lockdown
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A must watch Henry dyne award winning crisis actor plays like he is sick
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Lockdown News Roundup / Don’t Let Them SCARE YOU / Hugo Talks #lockdown
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YOUNG HEARTS PART 9 – PRO ATHLETES HEARTS FAILING EVERY DAY NOW – TOO MANY TO HIDE
ALSO WATCH ON BRANDNEWTUBE / ODYSEE / RUMBLE
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You REAP What You SOW / Hugo Talks #lockdown
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Ernst Jünger: our prophet of anarchy
With its modern themes of detachment and alienation, the recent revival of Ernst Jünger’s early work by the internet dissident Right is an understandable urge. When I was a younger man, Jünger’s Storm of Steel, his hallucinatory account of …
The cynical wokeness of Cambridge colleges
“This House is ashamed to be British.” On 11 November, I spoke opposing this motion at the Cambridge Union, one of the country’s oldest debating societies. I didn’t think it was an invitation I could honourably shirk, especially on Armistice …
Britain needs a cigarette
I will be 84 next month — even though I have smoked since I was sixteen. I started with five Woodbines and now I smoke Davidoff magnums which I have to get from Germany.
I recently told my doctor I …
Tribalism has come to the West
About a decade ago, when I worked for the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), I had to force myself to go to lunch with a friend. I dreaded the meeting because I knew that she was going to try to convince …
Why we cling on to Christmas
In the strangest of times, the strangest of festivals. Dulled by familiarity, piled over with good food, buried in torn wrapping paper, drowned in good drink: can we see Christmas again for what it is?
In days that seem unprecedented, …
The myth of ‘pagan’ Christmas
In AD 932 the most powerful ruler in Britain spent Christmas on the edge of Salisbury Plain. Never before had a unitary kingdom been fashioned out of all the various realms of the Angles and the Saxons. Never before had …
There’s nothing wrong with a festive fight
Is your quasi-fascist uncle coming over for Christmas lunch? The one who drinks too much gin and loudly shares all his ghastly Seventies jokes about people’s skin colour and his reactionary opinions about women and domestic bliss. How close do …
