Fifth Documentary Screening, Friday 9 August 2013
Last week, the Sydney traditionalists organised the fifth documentary screening for university students and young professionals who are active in the local conservative scene. The…
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Quote of the Week: Irving Babbitt, “Democracy and Leadership”
“Now the doctrine of enlightened self-interest is not itself superficial. It has been held by profound thinkers like Aristotle and Buddha. But the self that…
Quote of the Week: George Santayana, “Skepticism and Animal Faith”
“It is true that, quite apart from living discourse, a set of axioms and postulates, as simple as we like, may be posited in the…
Quote of the Week: Matthew Crawford, “Shop Class as Soulcraft”
“Ironically, it is now the managerial elite of international capital that is likely to complain of the false consciousness of those workers on whom the…
Quote of the Week: James Kalb, “Against Inclusiveness”
“When a tendency has gone to extremes, it is most evident that something must be done to oppose it. Opposing one aspect of it may…
Quote of the Week: Jesse Helms, “The Ramparts We Watched”
“So, in a very real sense, the character of government is largely an inverse reflection of the character of the people. The weaker the people,…
TFP Lecture: Is Beauty Really ‘In The Eye of The Beholder’?
Yesterday, members of the Sydney Traditionalist Forum attended a lecture organised by the Tradition Family Property organisation on the topic of ‘Is beauty really “in…
Quote of the Week: Enoch Powell, “Freedom & Reality”
“There could be no greater misconception of the realities than is entertained by those who vociferously demand of legislation as they call it ‘against discrimination’,…
TFP Lecture: Why the Left Always Seems to Win
Yesterday, members of the Sydney Traditionalist Forum attended a lecture organised by the Tradition Family Property organisation on the topic of ‘Why the left always seems to win’ subtitled,…
Quote of the Week: Kenneth Minogue, “Conservative Realism”
“This drive to manage society is in our time so pervasive that it has spread beyond the area of political debate and is now enthusiastically…