About James Higham

English blogger,variously stationed in Australia, Russia, Sicily and France, now back in the UK, background mainly in education but also trade, storeman, DJ, builder, screenprinter, gardener, shop assistant, theatre and various other ventures.

In brief

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Sites of possible interest

Blogrolls & reference
Orphans of Liberty
Old Albion Alliance
New Albion Alliance
Nourishing Obscurity WordPress [the current site]
Nourishing Obscurity Blogger [the original site]
Nourishing Obscurity Free WordPress [failsafe and archive]
Half-autobiographical trilogy

Doing my bit to stem the humbug

Years ago, my views would have been seen as very ordinary, par for the course – you know, things like having manners, not eating with your mouth open, not slouching about, working for a living.

Today, these are seen as reactionary, antiquated, even bizarre. I haven’t changed but the brave-new-world has and the new “progressives” are just waiting for us to die off. They haven’t gone forward in the least – they’ve just gone downhill.

From the PoMo advocates to the PCists, in the jobsworths, in the new yahooism, in everything from non-art to celebrity worship, from the decimation and dumbing-down of education through the indoctrination of the new generation[s], to the whole dire brave-new-world bleak, bland nothingness where style, ethics, etiquette and craftmanship are dead – this blog opposes them all.

Vociferously.

Politics

As a small c conservative, a classical liberal, once a Tory, my stance is now non-party political libertarian, neither believing in the Big Three in the UK nor in the Big Two in the U.S.A.   At the last General Election, I voted Independent, on local issues.  At the council elections, I voted Tory.

This is roughly where I am:

My political compass

I’m implacably opposed to Them.

Faith

I’m a private Christian, close on many issues to Eastern Orthodox whose holiday dates I prefer to the western versions, detesting fundamentalist bigotry but bursting into print when rubbish is spoken or written about the Christian message.

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