Quote of the Week: Paul Gottfried, “War and Democracy”
“But there are limits to how far democratic welfare states will go to sustain capitalism. Democracy’s support for feminism, for example, creates short-term benefits but…
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Quote of the Week: Cory Bernardi, Address to the National Press Club (17 July 2014)
“Many of us are involved in politics because we have an interest in the future of our community […] we want to make a positive contribution…
Quote of the Week: Hilaire Belloc, “The Crisis of Civilization”
“Status arose from the strong, instinctive demand of a Catholic society for stable social relations between men, and, what was much more important, for a…
Quote of the Week: Theodore Dalrymple, “Our Culture, What’s Left of It”
“Even Mill came to see the limitations of his own principle as a guide for policy and to deny that all pleasures were of equal…
Quote of the Week: Roger Scruton, “The Meaning of Conservatism”
“Of course, the old aristocratic society has vanished. But the vision of culture and public spirit survived for a while the society that engendered it….
Sixth Documentary Screening, Friday 8 August 2014
Last evening the Sydney Traditionalist Forum hosted the sixth screening in its documentary series at the University of Sydney. This was the first event in…
Anarcho-Tyranny Threat Levels Continue to Rise
Only four days ago, SydneyTrads noted the rise of anarcho-tyranny in Australia as a result of the Coalition government’s plans to demand that citizens returning from terror stricken…
Quote of the Week: Samuel Coleridge, “Letters on the Spaniards”
“That there is an individual spirit that breaths through a whole people, is participated in by all, though not by all alike; a spirit which…
The Rise of “Anarcho-Tyranny” in Australia
Anarcho-tyrannny was a term coined by US paleoconservative journalist and social critic Sam Francis over a decade ago. It refers to the practice of governments…
Quote of the Week: Tomislav Sunić, “Postmortem Report”
“What makes a people? A people has a common heritage and a will to a common destiny. A people exists despite superficial cleavages such as…