James MarriottTwo Graphs to Show the Bleak Future for Young People in the UKWith a looming recession, and already poor prospects, the economy is going to hit young people, and their future, hard.Aug 24, 20201Aug 24, 20201
James MarriottJonathan Sumption, Our Man for All SeasonsA review of Trials of the State: Law and the Decline of Politics by Jonathan SumptionAug 23, 2020Aug 23, 2020
James MarriottWhy is it Illegal to Be Homeless?I don’t understand why a policeman must come to shuffle off a quiet man from a street corner.Aug 17, 2020Aug 17, 2020
James MarriottDouglas Murray and The Madness of KingsUnder the duty’s taught by the stenographic school of journalism, Murray acted as the US state department’s London press secretary.Jul 26, 2020Jul 26, 2020
James MarriottWe (Humans) are Automating Ourselves Away, Not RobotsWe are stultifying work so that humans no longer want to do it, and so robots can.Jul 23, 2020Jul 23, 2020
James MarriottMigrant Workers Cannot Survive Much LongerAn irony too cruel to consider for long is the treatment of the poorest in the world by the richest in the world.Jul 15, 20201Jul 15, 20201
James MarriottA Comment on the London Black Lives Matter ProtestsMoments of protest, like art, bring us to a point of seeing the world outside ourselves; seeing the world not beautifully, but honestly.Jun 8, 2020Jun 8, 2020
James MarriottBritain’s Napalm Secret and the GulfHow Britain hid its supply and sale of napalm to Kuwait during the 1970s.May 27, 20201May 27, 20201
James MarriottThe Future of Democracy in the UK is in Voluntary AssociationThe history of voluntary associations in the past years should provide some relief to the democratic malaise of late.Feb 17, 2020Feb 17, 2020
James MarriottThe Special Relationship Today: Obedience through ApologeticsThe UK in its usual aplomb has begun reasserting that doctrine of obedience that is the special relationship.Feb 8, 2020Feb 8, 2020
