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| From: Church & State: Articles |
| Date: July, 2017 |
| By: Editorial |
| Title: On Democratic War |
| Can a liberal democracy, that took two hundred years to develop, and which, with its Imperial reach, imposes on another country the obligation to undergo liberal-democratic development—can it allow that other country to develop at the snail's pace that it did itself? Read Full Article |
| From: Irish Political Review: Articles |
| Date: July, 2017 |
| By: Editorial |
| Title: The Incomparable Compared |
| The comparison of the "War on Terrorism" with the war against the IRA has been widely made by British commentators in recent months. Read Full Article |
| From: Irish Political Review |
| Date: June, 2017 |
| By: Editorial |
| Title: A Pointless Election |
Every British General Election points up the fact that the Northern Ireland variant of the British state exists only for the purpose of mischief making. The Election is held in Northern Ireland, as in all other regions of the UK, but the voters in Northern Ireland can play no part in deciding who wins it.
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| From: Irish Foreign Affairs: Editorials |
| Date: June, 2017 |
| By: Editorial |
| Title: Europe And Ireland |
Ireland, for fear of being thought Anglophobic, has for most of the past forty years been adapting itself to an England that did not exist. It is therefore shocked because the real England has asserted itself against Europe with little consideration for the material and spiritual difficulties this poses for the island that had been integrating itself with Britain as a short-cut to becoming European.
England lives in its own history. It maintains a vast history industry for this purpose. It is not only always working on its own history, consolidating it, but it helpfully produces the histories of other states and peoples for them so that they will have an idea of themselves that does not conflict with British concerns.
The Irish middle class, unable to cope with what was happening in the British part of the island, placed itself under Oxbridge tutelage in the early 1970s. A confession of national mental bankruptcy was made on behalf of the Irish Universities by Professor Raymond Crotty…Read Full Article |
| From: Irish Political Review: Editorials |
| Date: April, 2017 |
| By: Editorial |
| Title: North Korea Offensive |
| Second EditorialRead Full Article |
