Corbyn's first election gave Labour a huge electoral boost, with an economically left-wing manifesto. Brexit was his downfall imo, opposed to a rejection of his socialist outlook. Starmer, has moved to the centre, but he performed only marginally better than Corbyn at his worst - in terms of percentage of votes, and did so within the context of a strong anti-Tory sentiment amongst the electorate.
Ultimately (in my veiw) Liberalism sows the seeds of its own destruction.
Fascinating analysis Keith. Thanks for everything you do.
May just mention a good book I'm halfway through, called 'Against Liberalism' by Alain de Benoist.
The only alternative is localism which is the future of humanity as late modernity destroys birth rates
Corbyn's first election gave Labour a huge electoral boost, with an economically left-wing manifesto. Brexit was his downfall imo, opposed to a rejection of his socialist outlook. Starmer, has moved to the centre, but he performed only marginally better than Corbyn at his worst - in terms of percentage of votes, and did so within the context of a strong anti-Tory sentiment amongst the electorate.
Ultimately (in my veiw) Liberalism sows the seeds of its own destruction.
Fascinating analysis Keith. Thanks for everything you do.
May just mention a good book I'm halfway through, called 'Against Liberalism' by Alain de Benoist.
The Social Left does have a weakness though. It's not an Invincible Ideology. Right now its being eroded every day.