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Tag: standpoint magazine

Taking a stand

The new Standpoint magazine has made a great play of its plan to “defend and celebrate Western civilisation”, but how can a magazine do that? I suppose you could roll it up and bop anyone with brown skin on the nose but surely the Telegraph has served that purpose for decades and has the added… Continue reading Taking a stand

Published 2 June 2008
Categorized as politics and life Tagged media, standpoint magazine, the right

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