Paul Embery

"For at least two decades, our political class has been playing with fire over the issue of immigration, repeatedly promising to get numbers down but invariably failing to do so. And now a storm is gathering." My debut column for the GB News website. ⬇️ gbnews.com/opinion/epping…

My hometown was ground zero. They called us closet racists. Now the genie is out of the bottle - Paul Embery gbnews.com/opinion/epping…

Three Epping residents. All of them thoughtful and articulate. Plainly not 'far right'. When folk such as this, in a usually sedate English market town, are getting angry, trouble is brewing.

In the past 24 hours, there have been demonstrations on the streets of Epping (Essex) and Diss (Norfolk) - both affluent, leafy market towns, not exactly synonymous with revolt or disorder. It is a measure of the general anger over the immigration crisis that places such as…

Countries can get by when the economy is struggling but there are high levels of trust and social cohesion. They can also get by when the economy is thriving but trust and social cohesion are in short supply. But they will almost certainly run into massive problems when the…

We need to get rid of 'top-down' multiculturalism. @PaulEmbery argues against the permissive nature of 'hard multiculturalism'. While people should be able to 'live their lives as they wish' within the law, we shouldn't as a society promote the separateness of groups.

Britain has become a walk-on-by society - and it’s because anyone minded to intervene is scared stiff of being stabbed. Admit it: the knife culture has fundamentally altered the social order in our country. My latest piece. ⬇️ paulembery.com/p/where-have-a…

When Sandie Peggie was forced to get undressed in front of a male colleague, her trade union betrayed her. Instead of standing for her rights, it branded her a bigot. Trans activism has totally corrupted the unions, says Joanna Williams buff.ly/VRvYwWe

The images from Gaza are unbearable. No, not random clips, whose provenance and accuracy are questionable — but what’s in the professional press. Meanwhile, a thoughtful, conservative Israeli journalist whom I admire told me recently, Yes, the starvation is real. People, often…

After last week's high court ruling, this type of nonsense is hopefully at an end. And not a day too soon. The police should not be getting involved in political crusades.

These have taken a while to finally be delivered - Very timely!! @PaulEmbery

Two observations. 1. Those who attacked this young Christian would never have done the same to a Muslim street preacher. 2. They almost certainly consider themselves part of the 'Be Kind' brigade.

How do we think the overthrow of the Assad tyranny in Syria, by an Al Qaeda franchise backed 'the West' , is going? Success, or not?

Apparently the Euro is a symbol of 'diversity' (that overused and tiresome word). What nonsense. Constraining several highly-disparate economies within the straitjacket of a single monetary policy is plainly not 'diverse' - it is, in fact, the very opposite of it.

An important new report from the Free Speech Union details how trade unions have encouraged the slide towards authoritarianism and group-think in our workplaces. I was pleased to accept an invitation to write the foreword. Full details here ⬇️ paulembery.com/p/policing-spe…

Tragic news continues to arrive in these days from the Middle East, especially from Gaza. I express my profound sadness regarding last Thursday’s attack by the Israeli army on the Catholic Parish of the Holy Family in Gaza City, which as you know killed three Christians and…

I like @IainDale; he is a thoughtful presenter. But, Christ, he displays a sneering metropolitan liberal attitude in this exchange. The caller may not have articulated her point perfectly; but millions of British citizens will understand the point she was trying to make.