A House Divided: The Fragile Birth of the American Republic
Written by: Liam King This essay is largely inspired by the writings of Joseph J. Ellis in his book titled
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History
Is the South African Constitution the ‘Best in the World’?
It is treated almost as trite in South African political discourse that our constitution, officially called the Constitution of the
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Winnie and Post-Truth
The Cambridge Dictionary defines the phenomenon of post-truth as “relating to a situation in which people are more likely to
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Apartheid: The Best Friend the ANC and the EFF Ever Had
Written by: Mark Del Back in the middle of the 20th century, the Reunited National Party (NP) had the misguided
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On Winnie: A Follow-Up
On 2 April I published a piece wherein I condemned Winnie Madikizela-Mandela for the role she played in the death of Stompie.
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Condemning Winnie: Remembering Stompie
On the 29th of December 1988, four youths were abducted from the Methodist manse of Reverend Paul Verryn in Soweto by Winnie Madikizela-Mandela’s
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How WW2 Was Won: Debunking a Myth of 21st Century Academia
Written by: Liam King Within the revisionist halls of modern academia a dishonest lie is being forced upon the world. That
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Stand Up For Liberty
I believe a strong case can be made that liberalism has not taken hold in South Africa; indeed, our imperfect
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Remembering the Mahlabatini Declaration of Faith
South African politics has not always been about race or class. There have been courageous people throughout our history who
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Protecting Truth from Willful Ignorance and Deceit
Objective Reality He who controls the present controls the past, He who controls the past controls the future. George Orwell
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