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I don’t fear them. I’ve read or tried to read all their gumph and it’s quite complicated, much more than it would appear on this thread. One of the articles on the link entitled “National Conservatism- a liberal response” by Alex Morton on 5th April said “Regardless of how you feel about National Conservatism and its goals, this is an impressive Conference that is at least trying to grapple with big ideas. In a world of dreary technocratic decline, even a national liberal such as myself welcomes the challenge and debate this will bring. After all, liberals have always welcomed the challenge of debate and free thinking ideas and I look forward to attending the conference in a few weeks.”
I think we should listen to what they have to say before we make up our minds.
I'm sure you know that Alex Morton is a writer for Conservative Home and not exactly without bias.
In what way is this conference "impressive"?
The "big ideas" seem to be how to counter social liberalism. There can't be anybody who's interested in politics who doesn't know what the agenda of the British speakers is.
They don't have any economic answers, so they distract with social conservatism, which they know will always "sell" to voters in the UK.
People don't need to be a political Einstein to see which way politics in the UK (and internationally) has been heading for some time. Look across the Atlantic and to countries such as Hungary to see where we're heading socially.
Yes, let them speak but let's hope people have their critical thinking caps on.