Staff editor-in-chief for The Restorationist.
Editorial
A century of surrender. A nation on its knees. An administrative state so vast, so entangled, so perfectly evolved for its own preservation, most have concluded it cannot be fought. They are wrong. Burn it to the ground. Ahead, not merely our finest hour, but our greatest hour of a thousand years.
Editorial
A century ago, the Great War birthed an administrative state which never surrendered its wartime powers. We declare our independence—not from the Crown, but from the technocratic regime which governs without consent, rules without law, and perceives us with contempt.
Editorial
For a century, the British have been governed without consent. Our votes ignored, our preferences overruled, our patience exploited. The new year offers what every new year offers: permission to begin again. This is a call not to revolution, but to something the administrative state fears far more.
Editorial
SEO analysis describes the Restorationist's "in-house" style as "dry, surgical, British, and quietly devastating." This Christmas, in that vein, we humbly present our first annual collection of the worst 25 moments when British politics selected itself out.
Editorial
The mighty Stan recently sat down with Liam Tuffs to 'ave a word. And as always, he shot from the hip and wasn't messing about. The malevolence and wastage of Welsh radicals; the factual basis of Islamic imperial ambition; the cfailure of devolution; and the importance of Christian faith.
Editorial
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Free
Integrity is not negotiable. Even in our most difficult moments, we must hold the people closest to us accountable, even if it shocks us to the core. No compromise with evil. No compromise with the darker secrets hidden away. This spectre came to haunt us this week with devastating consequences.
Editorial
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Strategy
In 1942, British inventors prototyped an aircraft carrier made from Pykrete (wood pulp and ice). In 2013, China built 3,000 acres of artificial land in the Spratly Islands. Floating ice islands are 200,000 times cheaper than traveling to Mars, and you can sail them wherever you like.
Editorial
To our American family: we're right here, forever. As we always will be in the joy, in the shock, or in the pain.
Comment
We asked Stan to educate us on the deep and unique aspects of Welsh culture. He answered the call in a way only the Glorious Welsh ever would: in poetry. Which we ruined with links and AI slop.
The Internet creates isolated echo chambers where everyone experiences different algorithmic bubbles. Unlike physical communities, people now exist in personalised digital mirrors which reflect their biases. This fragments society as governance struggles with generations retreating online.