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Mary Jackson
Mary Jackson is a British editor for the New English Review, an Anglo-American online magazine of politics and culture, dedicated to celebrating the good in Western civilization and warning against that which would threaten it. Click here for the latest full-length articles, and here for the Iconoclast, the regularly updated Community Blog.
Don’t Leave It to the BNP to Stand Up for Britain
The British National Party offers little more than Holocaust denial and far-left economic policies that would ruin the UK.
A Hijab Tax in Holland?
The Dutch politician missteps with his suggestion to tax wearers of the Muslim headscarf.
Death as a Lifestyle Choice
Earlier this month, a Swiss assisted-suicide clinic helped a healthy man die with his terminal wife.
Why Has Obama Got It In for Muslim Women?
The president had a golden opportunity to stand up for women's rights in Cairo — but he chose to pander instead.
Geert Wilders Respects Muslims, British Government Doesn’t
The hasty decision to ban Wilders shows how the UK looks at Muslims not as people, but as savage beasts.
Society Builds Wall Between Men and Children
Can a man talk to a kid in the park anymore without being seen as a pervert?
Sex on the Beach No Excuse for Jihad
Bad behavior in Arab countries should be condemned because it is wrong, not because it fuels radical Islam.
Muslim Marriage Contracts: Equality or PR Stunt?
Yet another attempt to make Sharia law more palatable to Britons.
It’s Not Just Muslims: Christians Play the Victim Card, Too
No matter what your religion, it's wrong to demand that the law bend to your faith.
Sharia Law Not Coming to Britain — Yet
The failure of British leaders to condemn Sharia only emboldens the Islamists.
