Moralitis, A Cultural Virus - Robert Oulds Book

  • Author: Robert Oulds
  • Publisher: The Bruges Group; 2 edition
  • Cover Type: Paperback
  • Pages: 106 pages
  • Language: English
  • Genre: Politics, Philosophy & Social Sciences, Politics & Government
  • Genre Class: Nonfiction, Politics, General

    • For too long tradition and common sense have been marginalised by an illiberal elite, whose supposedly progressive ideology has degenerated into a collective mental malady. This treatise describes the virulent spread of woke group-think as moralitis - a cultural virus. Robert Oulds and Niall McCrae show how and why we must protect society from the social justice agitators of subversive identity politics, and reverse their long march through the institutions. Treatment and prevention of this disease is crucial to reviving the Enlightenment values of liberty, reason and truth. Consider this book as an antidote.

    P>Review "A fascinating analysis of the Woke culture thats sweeping through our institutions. Is it a rebirth of Marxist ideology? A new religious cult? Or a mass psychosis? Anyone who is worried about its impact on our culture, particularly its implications for free speech, should read this book." - Toby Young About the Author: Robert Oulds MA, FRSA is the director of the Bruges Group. His masters degree is in communications management. Amongst other works, Robert is the author of Montgomery and the First War on Terror and Everything You Wanted to Know About the EU But Were Afraid to Ask (both published by Bretwalda Books), and co-author of Federalist Thought Control: The Brussels Propaganda Machine. Robert served as cabinet member for education in a London borough council, and as a treasurer and standard-bearer for the Royal British Legion. He regularly appears on television and radio in political debate.Niall McCrae PhD, MSc, RMN is a senior lecturer in mental health at Kings College London. His previous books were The Moon and Madness (2011) and Echoes from the Corridors: the Story of Nursing in British Mental Hospitals (with Peter Nolan, 2016). Niall writes regularly for Salisbury Review magazine and various socio-political websites, and he campaigns for freedom of speech in universities.

    (BK-9781838065829)

    SKU BK-9781838065829
    Barcode # 9781838065829
    Brand The Bruges Group
    Artist / Author Robert Oulds
    Shipping Weight 0.1530kg
    Shipping Width 0.150m
    Shipping Height 0.010m
    Shipping Length 0.210m
    Type Paperback

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