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Banning the Kirpan
Evening Mail, 15th September 1979
We have been told recently that a kirpan is a “small” Sikh ceremonial blade, usually about three inches long. But, looking through the newspaper archives (demonstrated by the photo above), British journali...
Quarantined From Our Own Culture
Or, "Deconstructing Deconstructionism"
One of the many depressing things about life in Britain today is being fond of various British cultural artefacts but knowing they are in the care of people who are bound, by their socio-political con...
The Arguments Against Citizen Vigilante
My “review” of Citizen Vigilante is very long. Here I will focus purely on why it is bad strategy to condemn the film.
First off, it is a bad film. Let’s get that out of the way. I am not claiming it is a worthy contribution to the Western...
In Defence of Citizen Vigilante
I have always found vigilante films hilarious. The anomaly is Taxi Driver, which manages to be thoughtful and original. Every other vigilante film I have seen (and I have seen many) is trash.
They are very formulaic: an ordinary guy who ab...
Sikhs Before and After Nowak
While technically a religious group, Sikhs are in reality - or rather, in human perceptual reality - an ethnic group.
While technically a religious group, Sikhs are in reality - or rather, in human perceptual reality - an ethnic group. Yes...
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