Impostor Syndrome or Impostor?

Conferred authority is supposed to alleviate self-doubt. But its credentialism means missing the actual impostors in our midst.

Aug 30 • Rafe Fletcher

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Why Britain needs a national day

History guards against complacency.

Aug 23 • Rafe Fletcher

Governing with Iron or Empathy?

What makes a strong leader?

Aug 9 • Rafe Fletcher

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July 2026

Onward, Christian Soldiers

Football isn’t coming home. But faith is.

Jul 26 • Rafe Fletcher

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Pragmatism over Purity

The Fourth of July celebrates American pragmatism. It makes imperfect solutions work while Britain obsesses over purity.

Jul 12 • Rafe Fletcher

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Britain makes profit a dirty word

And focuses on sharing a stagnant pie, rather than growing it.

Jul 5 • Rafe Fletcher

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May 2026

Civic nationalism needs civic pragmatism

Muscular values can't survive rapid demographic change.

May 31 • Rafe Fletcher

Do entrepreneurs need democracy?

Established businesses love Singapore's political predictability. But does that same order quash new ones?

May 3 • Rafe Fletcher

March 2026

Pro-natalism doesn't work. Communities do.

Top-down efforts to boost fertility rates are a futile endeavour.

Mar 29 • Rafe Fletcher

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Britain needs muscular citizenship

Creating a stronger civic identity requires greater reciprocity.

Mar 8 • Rafe Fletcher

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February 2026

AI vs The Industrial Revolution

Britain could square protectionism and classical liberalism in an age of economic hegemony. Today's conservatives must pick a side.

Feb 22 • Rafe Fletcher

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Statist Singapore Builds. Statist Britain Plans.

Singapore and Britain both take a statist approach to building houses. But Singapore is forceful while Britain is obstructive.

Feb 8 • Rafe Fletcher

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