So this week the National Conservatism Conference has been taking place and who buy it is quite

the ride, easy to dismiss this as a freak show, you'll see what I mean in a moment, do a drop

the race position, rather than a chilling insight into both our future and what alarmingly our future.

Now for those who don't know what I'm actually talking about here, this is a hard-right jamboree

attempted by speakers offering a tree smogersbord of extreme and gruesome opinion, some of whom I'm

afraid to say are actually running the country. Now what I'm going to do is share some snippets from

this conference which I'll discuss, which I must warn you if you're anywhere to the left of

Genghis Khan, your blood pressure is probably going to rise just a notch. With that due diligence,

let's hear the first clip from the hard-right writer Douglas Murray. This is in some ways still a

controversial thing to say, because in Europe in particular nationalism, after all,

sounds different depending on the country you're in. Nationalism in Israel sounds different

nationalism in America, sounds different nationalism in Italy, sounds different nationalism here in

Britain. But the Cordon sanitaire, which used to exist around nationalism until recent years,

existed not because we didn't trust the idea of love of country,

not because I would argue there was anything wrong with nationalism in a British context.

It all came from a recognition that there was a problem with nationalism in a German context.

And that is simply a historical fact, but I see no reason why every other country in the world

should be prevented from feeling pride in itself because the Germans mocked up twice in a century.

The Germans mocked up twice in a century. Mucked up.

Interesting to her phrase that, isn't it? Mucked up is normally a term you hear used for,

I don't know, screwing up your mass exam, missing a football penalty, maybe saying something

insensitive to a friend in conversation. For Douglas Murray, mocking up includes the attempted

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