Notes From The Ruins
LucyStanding firm in an age of collapse
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Israel Did It
Now where have we seen this before?
Everyone seems to have lost their minds. The brainrot and rabid Israel-obsession to explain absolutely everything continues to excavate new layers of stupidity I didn't know existed. The reason I’m writi...
Europe Forgot Its Long War Against Islamic Expansion
Migrants cross into Ceuta, Spain, 31 July 2026. Photo: Antonio Sempere/AP
Editor’s Note (1 August): Since publication, authorities have reported that more than 48,000 migrants have already been returned to Morocco. Ceuta is a small Spani...
The Feminisation of the West
Rodin's The Thinker, reimagined for the twenty-first century.
Like many women of my generation, I never questioned the idea that we lived in a patriarchal society. It was the background assumption of almost every discussion about power, po...
Why We No Longer Recognise Propaganda
The most effective propaganda rarely looks like propaganda.
Our understanding of propaganda is at least half a century out of date.
When we think of propaganda, most of us still picture Soviet posters, Nazi rallies, state television, or a...
10 Things I’ve Changed My Mind About in the Past Decade
And the common thread connecting them all.
Ten years ago, I was confidently wrong about plenty of things: feminism, veganism, environmentalism, antinatalism, capitalism, atheism, and what I thought I knew about Israel.
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Big stories from a world gone mad. I mostly write about how antizionism is accelerating the decline of Western civilisation.
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