DeepHour wrote:
Prometheus18 wrote:
DeepHour wrote:
Prometheus18 wrote:
Thatcher seems to me to have combined all that was worst of social liberalism on the one hand and economic liberalism on the other. The eighties were perhaps the last decade when British Civilisation could have been saved, and she did nothing. She was not a Conservative, which is why Anthony Blair subsequently adopted all of her ideas.
Yup, spot on. You're not Peter Hitchens, are you?

I wish I were. He's the one living man I admire. It was almost uncanny, when I first discovered him; I had never previously encountered somebody whom I agreed on more or less EVERYTHING with.

Yes, he's certainly an interesting and perceptive commentator, though totally at odds with the
Zeitgeist. Never possible to post comments on his DM articles for some reason.
If I were PH, I'd start shouting at you now for getting the name of the publication wrong.
Frankly, he's the only honest journalist left in Britain. I do have a little time for Melanie Phillips (Telegraph), Ann Widdecombe (Express), Richard Littlejohn (MoS), Quentin Letts (DM) and a handful of others, though.