History Debunked, with Simon Webb

History Debunked, with Simon Webb

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Why are teenagers and young men turning increasingly towards Andrew Tate and the so-called ‘manosphere’ to learn how men should behave?
There is considerable disquiet in some quarters about the supposedly malign influence of people like Andrew Tate on young men. Society has only itself…
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Incident at Confederate Gulch
Chapter 11
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On squirrels and black people, each in their own rightful place
It is sometimes claimed that I hate black people, but that is an absurd accusation
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Incident at Confederate Gulch
Chapter 10
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On the perils of adopting primates of African origin and treating them like household pets
The dreadful attack on German mayor Iris Stralzer shows the folly of trans-racial adoption and also indicates some potential problems for mixed-race…
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Incident at Confederate Gulch
Chapter 9
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Why are we not able to say openly and out loud that white people have achieved vastly more than any other ethnicity?
In Britain and the United States, it has become unacceptable to proclaim allegiance to the idea of white superiority in almost every field of human…
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Incident at Confederate Gulch
Chapter 8
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How Charles Murray's book, The Bell Curve, came to be seen as unacceptable and racist
Why an honest and open-minded investigation into a controversial subject is regarded by many today as dangerous pseudo-science
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Incident at Confederate Gulch
Chapter 7
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Incident at Confederate Gulch
Chapter 6
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How men were still being hanged for rape in England as late as 1945
The death penalty for rape was abolished in Britain in 1841, but three men were hanged for the offence in England a century later
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