This week, we saw the 26th Mohammedan become a member of Parliament by swearing an oath on the Quran. Until not too long ago, this would have been illegal. For most of our country’s history, you had to be a native to represent the native people, according to the English Bill of Rights; and you had to be a Christian, specifically a member of the Church of England, according to the Test Act. We did away with such protections in the name of, you guessed it, diversity, equity and inclusion, to our detriment. I tweeted the obvious: that there should be no Mohammedans in Parliament. This received widespread support.

I followed up, however, with a more specific tweet: “Only Anglo Christian men should be able to stand for election in Britain. Only Anglo Christian heads of households should be able to vote in elections.”

This caused absolute outrage.

It is amazing to see such a strong reaction to something that would have been considered normative until relatively recently, in fact, for most of history. Mainstream media journalists and politicos alike were admonishing me for being ‘misogynistic.’ The truth is, this statement is no more misogynistic than it is racist. Let us break it down briefly:

Only Britons should be elected to office in Britain: English, Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish. No one should be ruled by foreigners. We would not expect the Japanese to be ruled by Turks, for example. That would be ludicrous. Why, therefore, do we not have the same expectations for ourselves?

The same for the faith. England has been a Christian country since its inception in 927 A.D., and I would hope it would remain so. What does that mean? At the very core, it means the value set by which our executive, legislative and judiciary govern is based on a Christian moral compass - or at least, should be. Every peoples/nation have to choose a value set to live by; ours has always been Christian. It is illogical, then, to let non-Christians stand in elections.

And to the final point, it should be men. Politics is a masculine arena. That is not to say that women are less than men; that is to say politics is too good for women. Men fight and work in order that women do not have to. Men are - generally speaking - faster, stronger, more athletic and prone to violence than women, who tend to be more nurturing and emotive. Men and women are not the same. They are equal in the eyes of God, in terms of dignity and worth, but they are not equal in role or responsibility. Men are meant to provide and protect; women are meant to keep a home and raise children. These are all common sense facts we have always understood, until we let feminism become the predominant lens through which we look at such issues. Deep down we all know the truth remains the truth, though. There is a reason we do not want to see women on the front lines in war, or on the streets stopping criminals as police officers. It is dangerous, and we want to keep the fairer sex safe for their holy vocation.

This is an argument rooted in natural law, the complementarity of the sexes, the family as the basic social unit, and a rejection of liberal individualism. I can understand how secularists/non-Christians may have a different worldview, but it is extremely disappointing to see Christians bending to the will of the world, instead of following the teachings of the faith, through Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition. Catholics long fought against universal suffrage on the grounds of feminine dignity and domestic vocation.

Husband and wife should not compete against each other. The family should be the basic unit of our society, not the individual. And we should always remember that rights are God-given, not privileges granted by governments.

This is about roles, rights, and responsibilities. It is about recognising the differences between men and women, and recognising that those differences are good because they are part of God’s order for our lives. Feminism is a denial of these facts, which ultimately leads to transgenderism.

The fruits of subverting this good old-fashioned truth have led to the mess that we are in now. So, I am not arguing that women should not vote because of how they vote, but that said, how they vote is generally damaging. If only women voted, we would have nothing but liberal governments. Women are more compassionate than men, and that bleeds through as suicidal empathy when women engage in politics. Generally speaking, women vote for mass migration, to help the other at the expense of their own, and for the so-called right to kill their own offspring. The fruits of universal suffrage are evil. If only they would see this and give up their vote.

On Outspoken, I debated with Kezia Noble and Ana Boulter on universal suffrage:

On ’s The Next Crusade - Poland has almost ZERO crime whilst Europe burns: here’s why:

And on my YouTube channel we discussed the idea that the anti-Christ is already here:

On NXR’s The Next Crusade, we continue this conversation with an outline of the true unity of Europe, which goes much deeper than blood alone:

I was surprised to find out Meghak Markle’s Sussex Squad has been attacking two good priests - friends of mine - Fathers Daniel French and Chris Philips. And it seems the Dutchess herself has condoned and sanctioned the Squad. highlighted the story on Outspoken:

On ’s SubStack, , we discuss ecumenism, Mohammedanism and the JQ:

The Meaning of Catholic

JQ 037 - Jews, Muslims & Christian Ecumenism with Fr. Calvin Robinson

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On my Common Sense Crusade this week, we ask the question, can Islam save souls? TL;DR: No!

Around forty-five years ago, St Paul’s Church of Grand Rapids left The Episcopal Church, which was becoming increasingly liberal-progressive. After losing a lengthy and expensive legal battle to retain their building, they ended up remortgaging their family homes to build a new church, which is our current church on Lake Michigan Drive; this was completed in 1988. In 1995, they added a parish hall, and in 2013, they added the classroom facilities and other rooms. One of those new rooms is now our studio, where we record this very show from.

St Paul’s is a community that stepped out in faith. They stood firm for the teachings of the Church, rather than compromising with the world. You can find out more of the history of our church on our website, https://stpaulsgrandrapids.org/old-church.

Unfortunately, the roof has not been redone since then, and so, I know, it is a cliché, but our church roof is in dire need of being replaced. As you may know, these things only last twenty years or so. Forty if you double-shingle. But Michigan law says you cannot do more than two layers of shingles. And so, we have reached a point where our roofs must be redone.

This is a very big and expensive project, and so we are breaking it up into pieces.

The church (sanctuary building), the parish hall (fellowship hall), the classrooms, and the rectory all need new roofs. We would rather get the new roofs up before the rainwater starts leaking through.

This crowdfunding project will fund a new roof for the church and the priest’s house. We will work on the rest later.

Every penny donated will go to the roofs. And we are happy to provide updates as we go along. But we are asking for your help, as we cannot afford to do this on our own.

The crowdfund page is https://www.givesendgo.com/church-roof-fund

“Do not neglect to do good and to share what you have, for such sacrifices are pleasing to God.” Hebrews 13:16

Amen, and Thank you.

Chris Thoma hosted the 25th The Body of Christ in the Public Square conference at the Lutheran church of Our Saviour in East Michigan earlier last week. I was thankful to have been invited to speak alongside himself, Nick Freitas and Neil McDonough. I talked about The Silent Jihad - if Christians don't outlaw Islam, Islam will outlaw Christians.

I must also apologise for the delay in this week’s newsletter. I try to get these out on Fridays, but it has been a whirlwind of a week since we got back from the Blessed Fulton Sheen pilgrimage. We have had a couple of deaths in the parish, please pray for the souls of the dearly departed, and for the comfort of their loved ones.

As you may know, this week is also the start of my tribunal against my former employer, GB News, for unfair dismissal and descrimination against conservative/Christian beliefs. My parish always comes first, and I could not leave them at a time like this, so I asked my lawyers to put in a request with the judge to allow me to attend remotely, from here in West Michigan. The judge kindly granted our request, despite a very cold hearted 3-page objection from the GB News team, who did not see pastoral responsibilities as a just reason. More on that case when I can share…

In video this week:

Continuing the trend of ecumenism, my friend and fellow Grand Rapidian, Timothy Flanders, invited me on to OnePeterFive to discuss Christ the King & Traditional Ecumenism:

India Deserved to be Colonized

The Law That Made Jews the Bankers of Europe

Race Realism vs. Israeli Supremacy: The Final Pillar of the New Christian Right

I would also like to take a moment to congratulate on his continued success with Outspoken. Since going independent he has proven that legacy media is dying, and that viewers remain loyal to patriots and see the mainstream media as the controlled opposition that they clearly are.

I have been with Dan Wootton since he was on TalkRadio, we both got sacked from GB News over the same drama, and I am pleased to see my friend go from strength to strength.

On this week’s episode, we discuss Patriot Platform and more:

Evangelicals/Protestants are wrong to cherry pick one line of scripture out of context:

The truth about Satanism:

You can never trust an Islamist:

Exposing the CIA’s links to Mossad:

Members of St Paul’s Church of Grand Rapids and Command Media drove down to St. Louis to attend Venerable Fulton J. Sheen’s beatification. He is now to be known as Blessed Fulton J. Sheen.

The occasion was special for us, for many reasons. Blessed Sheen was a local man, a Midwesterner; he was a clerk in Holy Orders and a TV & radio personality - serving both a parochial ministry and a public ministry. He published books, did public speaking, and hosted NBC’s The Catholic Hour and ABC’s Life Is Worth Living. The men of Command Media and I have a particular devotion to Fulton Sheen, who will no doubt become the Patron Saint of Broadcast Media.

As National Director of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, he raised millions of dollars for missions worldwide. He also ensured that his advertising and book royalties went to those missions.

Sheen was no ordinary TV presenter. He won an Emmy in 1953 for Most Outstanding Television Personality. In his acceptance speech, he famously thanked “my four writers—Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.”

As an Auxiliary Bishop and later titular Archbishop, he shepherded many to the faith and was responsible for tens of thousands of conversions. Thanks be to God.

Sheen was not your milktoast modernist that one might expect from the USCCB today. He was a fierce critic of communism; In 1953 he famously predicted on a live broadcast that Stalin would “meet his judgment,” mere days before Stalin’s death.

Then, of course, there is the miracle of James Fulton Engstrom, who was a newborn baby without a pulse for over an hour. Thanks to the intercession of Fulton Sheen, his namesake, the baby grew to become a healthy teenager. Considering they were about to declare him dead, and he should have at the very least suffered brain injury, this is a miracle to behold. The Pope approved the miracle in 2019, and young James presented one of Sheen’s relics at the Beatification this week.

Blessed Fulton Sheen is on his way to becoming the first male U. S. born Saint, God willing, if a second miracle is approved. He follows the only two U.S. born Saints:

Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton was the first Heritage American Saint, born in 1774 in New York City, and canonised in 1975. Saint Seton founded the Sisters of Charity and was instrumental in the founding of the American Catholic parochial school system.

Saint Katharine Drexel followed her. Born in 1858 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and canonised in 2000. Saint Drexel was a wealthy heiress who gave up her fortune to serve American Indians and Blacks; she founded the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament and Xavier University of Louisiana.

Sheen was born in El Paso, Illinois and buried in Peoria, Illinois, at the Cathedral of St Mary of the Immaculate Conception. We visited St Mary’s on the way home; what a gorgeous little cathedral in a very deprived area in need of Catholic ministry.

The Beatification was held in St Louis, because the Catholic Church had to find a venue big enough to host the 50,000 or so people. Having that many people praying together and requesting the intercession of Blessed Sheen was powerful. The procession for the Mass took at least 45 minutes. I counted just shy of 100 bishops. There were an estimated 1,000 priests, 260 deacons, 850 religious, and 850 seminarians. Imagine the privilege of being a part of such a thing. Times like this, it is really tough being outside of full communion with Rome, as an Old Catholic. Yet we could still pray together. I met an Anglo-Catholic priest in the congregation, so I know I was not alone in that regard. I pray that one day we can all be one reunited Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church.

Speaking of which, there were so many wonderful Catholics in attendance. I had lots of people coming up to me thanking me for my ministry, which is not why I do it, but when you’re so used to seeing negative responses from intolerant anti-Christ liberals, it is reassuring to hear positive encouragement from people who have been helped and led in the right direction. More importantly, I had people thanking me for leading them to the faith and to the Catholic Church. That alone makes it all worthwhile: the ministry, the cancellations, the irregularity of it all. One fellow approached me to apologise for his negative comments online, for which I forgave him. That was a real God moment; only the Holy Spirit could provoke such an interaction.

And the Holy Spirit was indeed present. The Mass was surprisingly reverential, for a Novus Ordo Mass in a huge arena. The Mass setting was beautifully sung; the male cantor was great; all of the Eucharistic Ministers were priests. The stage was at least set to look like a sanctuary, with a reredos and everything.

I must admit, I had my concerns; the pre-Mass service was incredibly modern, with guitars and music that felt more Protestant/Evangelical than Catholic. The only real disappointment during the Mass was the insertion of foreign languages: Spanish, Portuguese, Vietnamese, Tagalog, and Mandarin. Someone clearly thought they were being inclusive, but they were, in fact, exclusive because the vast majority of people could not understand what was being said. This defeats the very purpose of having Mass in the vernacular, does it not? This is why the Church has a universal language in Latin. That universality means that people from anywhere in the world know what is being prayed - the obligation is upon us to learn Latin if we want to pray along. There is no obligation for an American to know or understand Chinese, for goodness sake. This is an English-speaking country, and so everything should be in English. If it is not going to be in English, it should be in Latin. There is no reason why a Mass in an English-speaking country should contain so many languages. It is time for DEI to die.

But overall, good hymns, a good sermon, and the Roman Canon was used, rather than one of those modern alternatives. I know my bar is low for N. O. Masses, but this met the standard.

The night before the Mass was Evening Prayer at the Cathedral Basilica of St Louis. An absolutely stunning cathedral - and not just by American standards. Really gorgeous mosaics throughout. I am told it contains the largest mosaic collection in the world, and it shows. The liturgy was outstanding, with a Latin Magnificat. The only seats available to us just so happened to be facing a mosaic of Father Jacques Marquette, which seemed providential, as we had just been on a pilgrimage up to Saint Ignace last week to visit the place where he founded the first European settlement in Michigan, before exploring the Mississippi River. On a side note, considering his work with the Indians, the historic veneration of his remains and the local importance of the man, I am surprised there is not an active local cultus seeking his canonisation, especially considering the reported healings by early voyagers who visited his remains.

After the Beatification Mass, I attended a Traditional Latin Mass the following morning at St Francis de Sales Oratory in St. Louis. A very warm Institute of Christ the King community, with one of the most reverent Masses I have ever experienced. The reredos and stained-glass windows are stunning, and the church is a marvel. I recommend everyone visit if they are ever passing through that part of the country. I was expecting a said Low Mass and was treated to a Missa Solemnis / Solemn High Mass, as the priest obtained a dispensation to celebrate a Mass of Thanksgiving on behalf of the Beatification. Absolutely marvellous - no one does Sacred Ritual like the ICKSP.

And then, to wrap up the pilgrimage, we visited Sheen’s burial parish, the Cathedral of St Mary of the Immaculate Conception in Peoria, where his relics were on display. I met the young men transporting his relics up the previous night, and they must have had a guiding hand from their guardian angels to get them to the Cathedral in time. The journey was neither short nor straightforward, with roadworks aplenty. God bless them for their ministry. The queue was a couple of hours long, so we were fortunate to be blessed by the presence of the relics before we finished our pilgrimage and returned to Michigan.

A most splendid and prayerful pilgrimage, full of faithful people, inspiring each other and seeking the intercession of a holy man. If only the world were more catholic. Let us make it so.

Blessed Fulton J. Sheen, ora pro nobis - pray for us.

My book, The Silent Jihad, is now available on Amazon! Many of you were asking for an Amazon link, so here it is. I do hope you enjoy the read. Let me know in the comments - and share your pictures of you reading the book. It is an important topic, even if I do say so myself. We have a choice ahead of us, do we want to return to being a Christian nation, or do we want to continue to transform into an Islamic nation - there is no secular liberal middle way.

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US link: https://a.co/d/02V8BOVc

This week on my Crusade, we delve into the connections between the CIA and Mossad:

Is the Church racist?

Reality TV is goyslop

Free speech in Britain is dead

Reparations: who pays whom?!

Join me, Eric Conn, Joel Webbon, Brian Sauve, Buckley Carlson, J. P. Sears, James Fishback, Alex Stein, Dale Patridge, Harrison Smith, and our headline speaker Alex Jones for the NXR Studios’ conference, Christ is King: America after Trump. Use the code ‘CALVIN’ when you buy your ticket for 20% off.

Last year, I hosted a vigil for Charlie at the local college campus. The Reverend Jady Koch and I led Evensong for people saddened by the news of this death. This year, I was invited to return to that same college by the local Turning Point chapter to open their memorial vigil in prayer, which was closed by my postulant, J. T. Please keep him in your prayers as he is formed and trained for Holy Orders.

Charlie was a good man. When they killed Charlie, everything changed. They killed the heart of the conservative movement in the U.S.; nothing has been the same since.

It seems there is a Charlie tweet or video for everything. Like a prophet, he had a Christian message for every situation. This particular clip of Charlie resurfaced this week, exemplifying that. Here is promoting what could have been the start of the Golden Age of America: A Trump presidency that refused to go to war with Iran, that installed peace between Russia and the Ukraine, and brought gas prices down to $1.75 per gallon.

Instead, we end up with a seemingly never-ending war with Iran, which we are simultaneously told is not a war, and/or a war we have already won, even though it continues; Russia and the Ukraine continue to go at it, with no end in sight; and gas prices recently hit $5 per gallon in the MidWest and are constantly over $4, which is unsustainable for many average Americans. Oh, what could have been…

Charlie’s vision for America is one that many of us shared when we supported Team Trump in this last election. Where things went wrong is up to speculation, but there is no doubt Charlie’s death has had an impact.

You can read my eulogy to Charlie from last year on my Substack:

But the question we are not allowed to ask is: Was Charlie Kirk’s assassination an inside job? Anyone who does not accept the official narrative is instantly labelled crazy. We have seen this pattern before, though. Did you know the term ‘conspiracy theory’ came to prominence after the assassination of JFK? It was the CIA’s method of closing down the conversation. We should learn from this - questions need asking, debate is important, and we should never trust those in positions of power over us.

This week, I was joined by my friend Justin Kandah, a Fed with an honest assessment of that awful incident:

I look forward to reading your comments on this one.

On a related note:

In other news: Many of you have asked for my book, The Silent Jihad, to be made available on Amazon. I can now announce that the NXR team has done just that:
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UK link: https://amzn.eu/d/02q12Cny

On Outspoken this week, we discuss the rising citizen activist group, Patriot Platform. If the Government is against the people, and the military is too lame and gay to protect our borders, it is inevitable that ordinary people will eventually step up. Is that what we are seeing with Patriot Platform?

Which leads me to the question: will anyone fight for Great Britain?

The Government keeps talking about conscription, almost as if they are preparing us for a war against Russia. But most Britons would refuse to fight, not necessarily for their country, but for the corrupt government. Things have changed in the last hundred years, and young men are no longer willing to fight for a nation which is actively replacing them. We delve into that topic:

On a not unrelated topic, Israel demands the UK surrender:

I will be speaking at the Christ is King: America after Trump conference in Dallas, Texas, 12th-14th November, along with Alex Jones, Eric Conn, Joel Webbon, Brian Suace, Buckley Carlson, J. P. Sears, James Fishback, Alex Stein, Dale Partridge and Harrison Smith. If you would like to join us for what is shaping up to be the best right-wing event of the year, use code CALVIN for 20% off your tickets on the NXR website.

There is no Fox & Father this Sunday, as Laurence is trying to take a well-deserved break from politics. However, I will have an interview going live with the excellent Fr Frank Pavone on his channel:

I can also announce that my case against our former employer will take place in a month’s time. I will finally be able to make public what really went down at GB News.

We will demonstrate how they are controlled opposition and operate as containment for the liberal establishment. In my tribunal, we will prove that they discriminated against social conservatives and Christians. Free speech my back foot. Keep your eyes peeled for more on that one…

On NXR this week, on The Next Crusade, we discuss how Islam is incompatible with Western Nations:

Remember, if you’d like to join the NXR team at the Christ is King conference in Texas this November, use code CALVIN for 20% off your ticket.

And from Command Media this week, we have started releasing more original content. We’re publishing daily monologues on theology and politics on my YouTube channel; I hope you enjoy the videos below. And if you have any ideas for content you’d like to see, please reply in the comments.

Feminism: More genocidal than Hitler?

A defence of the Church of England.

A criticism of Anglican superiority.

Can Catholics and Protestants get along?

Why Protestantism is Jewish.

Why Great Britain was the greatest nation ever.

The Crusades were justified.

Did Catholics cause the Reformation?

Diversity for Israel: Our greatest strength, for our greatest ally.

Do not get me wrong, I love my home country. The British Empire was the greatest empire in history, and until a hundred years ago England was the greatest nation in the world. But we slacked, we rested on our laurels, and America has stolen our crown. The liberal elite has run roughshod over all our institutions, and now we have an establishment elite who do little but cover up the systematic grooming and rape of our young girls, whilst simultaneously importing en masse the military-age Mohammedan man who does the raping.

People often wonder why the far-Left and Mohammedans are in bed together. Why would the Labour Party be pro-Islam and pro LGBTQ at the same time? How does that possibly make any sense? Well, they clearly have something in common. We can only speculate as to what that is.

It is astonishing to me how few people seem to realise that Britain is no longer a free country. There are more arrests over free speech-related issues than anywhere else in the world, including the former Soviet Union, for goodness sake. I have far too many friends who have been questioned by the police for their stance on Covid, lockdowns, vaccines, Islam, mass migration, migrant hotels, etc. One would think the biggest crime a Briton can commit at present is to criticise either the government or Islam. A pox on them both.

Which is why I am so thankful for the 1st Amendment of the US Constitution. Enshrining in law protections for free speech and a free press. Without a codified constitution which people believe in, and in which people are willing to protect, how does one have free speech, a free press or freedom of association? One does not.

And on a related note, I am so incredibly thankful for the 2nd Amendment. I know most Brits are liberal on this issue now, including many conservatives, but a man is not truly free unless he can possess a means of defending himself, his family and his nation. We should be able to protect ourselves from all who wish us harm, including our own governments. But that is why they take our guns, is it not? The same thing is happening in Australia right now. Whether a false flag or a genuine terror incident, the establishment uses these awful events to take away our rights. “Never let a good crisis go to waste.”

And our rights are God-given. The government has no right to remove our rights, because they are not granted by them. The government’s job is to defend and protect our rights. The government has a responsibility, as do we, to defend the life and liberty of fellow citizens. Shame on these so-called liberal progressives. For a group which spends so much time talking about the threat of fascism, they sure do act a lot like fascists.

Anyway, I am back in the Home of the Brave, and I cannot recommend it enough. Not as a permanent solution, because we must take our home back, but every Anglo should spend some time in the New World, just to experience true freedom for once. Because like a fish in water, one does not recognise how much one is oppressed until one jumps out of the goldfish bowl for a moment and gains a broader perspective. Britain and Europe are not free. America is the last free nation, and even they are flirting with the same problems we are facing in the Old World. Criticise Israel publicly and see what happens to your 1st Amendment rights…

In this week’s media round-up:

On The Next Crusade: You can’t fight a spiritual war in a chemically castrated body, with Razi Berry, and the origins of Satanism.

Part three of our four-part special series exploring what it means to be a part of the New Christian Right:

I returned to Dan Wootton Outspoken, where we discussed Harry and Meghan’s return to Britain, and I found myself being uncharacteristically charitable towards the pair:

I also had another appearance on The Mike Graham Show, where we discussed the fact that we all need to be a little more racist. The Left hates pattern recognition; they deem anyone who points out demographic facts (ie crime rates) to be racist. I would say we need to take a hard look at the data and determine policies accordingly:

If you would like to read more about how Islam took over much of Europe and major parts of Britain, and what we can do to fight back, grab yourself a copy of my new book, The Silent Jihad, exclusively available from Shop.NewChristianRight.com

And if you like that, you will love our New Christian Right conference, coming up this November. Join me, Alex Jones, Joel Webbon, Dale Partridge, Harrison Smith and more great speakers in Dallas on 12th-14th November 2026. If you use the special discount code CALVIN, you get 20% off your tickets.

I hope to see you there.

It is good to be back!

God bless freedom,

Fr Robinson

During my brief trip to Britain, I sat down with the excellent Lotus Eater, Firas Modad, and we had a brilliant conversation about defeating Islam. You can watch the full interview on the Lotus Eaters website or below on 𝕏:

On The Next Crusade this week, we cover how the Crusades were an overall force for good and the Christian principle of defending one’s own. Tony Moon joins me to talk about his experience as a Rooftop Korean, defending in the LA Riots:

I joined the full NXR team to have a chat about the far right - how far right is too far right? With me, Joel Webbon, Dale Partridge and Harrison Smith. This is part two of our special series; keep an eye out for a couple more of these videos in the next few weeks:

And since it is still August and we are on our summer holidays, here is another Fox & Father Live from Greece, with me and Laurence Fox:

Don’t forget, you can join the NXR team and me in person this November, 12th- 14th in Dallas, Texas. We have a special announcement, too: Alex Jones will be the keynote speaker!

If you use the promo code CALVIN, you can get 20% off your tickets on the NXR website. I hope to see many of you there!

The NXR website also has a fantastic shop where you can find a copy of my new book, The Silent Jihad.

I am reminded of this clip of a former friend of mine, Rod Dreher, being interviewed by Jeremy Boering, in which they both agree that it is theoretically possible to be critical of Israel without being an antisemite, but they also paradoxically agree that everyone who criticises Israel is an antisemite.

Anyone with an ounce of critical thinking can see the Kafkaesque trap here:

In this article, I have no intention of criticising Israel. I am merely posing the thought experiment to my learned readers: Is it possible to be against Benjamin Netanyahu, his administration and their political policies, without being branded as an antisemite? And if so, where is the line?

I ask because I am not sure there is a distinction in many people’s eyes.

So-called Christian Zionists have a theological reason to favour Israel. In their religion, the 1948 state of Israel is the Israel of the Bible. It is a very novel idea, mostly propagated by Scofield and Darby, but I do not want to go off on an anti-’Christian Zionist’ tangent. The point being, one can almost understand their blind allegiance, however much in error they are.

However, even secularists/athiests often seem to have a visceral response to any criticism of Israel.

Responses to even the mildest public criticisms of Israel usually come in the form of “Disgusting!” “Antisemite!” “What happened to you?” or “You’ve changed!”

Note the highly effeminate, strong emotive language of disgust and empty accusations of having somehow changed. The above exclamations are increasingly common, as are accusations of going “beyond the pale,” which suggest there is an obvious line in the sand that people understand we cannot cross, and that crossing it breaks an unwritten social taboo. Criticising Israel is almost blasphemous, even to the irreligious.

I suppose a lot of this comes down to the post-World War II liberal consensus. The idea that the worst thing that has happened in modern history is the Jewish Holocaust, and we must do all we can to prevent it from happening again. I would argue it is not, by the way; the number of innocent babies killed in abortions since their decriminalisation in the 1970s is the greatest evil in modern history, but I am not here to compare evil acts.

We can all agree that the systematic extermination of any group of people is evil - I am not the biggest fan of Islam, but I have repeatedly spoken out against the extermination of Uyghurs in China - Whatever number of Jews were killed during WWII is too many. As is the 6 million Poles who were killed, for whom he went to war in the first place to protect. Around half a million Britons were killed too, and nearly as many Americans. We should mourn all their deaths, and prevent future brother wars at all costs. Europeans fighting Europeans is abominable.

We can agree with all of this, and still be critical of Israel, without wanting to see a re-run of the latter half of WWII.

Part of the problem has to be the conflation between state, people, and religion. Israel, the state set up in 1948; the Israeli people; and the modern religion of Judaism. ‘The Jews’ can be used to describe all three, and is therefore a clumsy and unhelpful descriptor.

But then, people often claim it is not the words themselves that are the issue, but the tone in which they are used. I have always found this to be a lazy argument used to shut down free speech. It usually means there is technically nothing wrong with the words being used, but the person taking offence simply does not like them being used. When one sinks down to the level of policing tone, one has already lost the argument. Tone is subjective; quite a lot can rely on inference. People bring their own prejudices to how they read a statement and may make assumptions about something that was not implied by the writer but is inferred by the reader.

We should define terms. What is antisemitism? There are far too many shifting definitions, from “disagreeing with the right of the Jewish people to have a homeland,” to “disagreeing with the right of Israel to defend itself”, to “the hatred of the Jewish people.” Let us stick with the latter. The original Merriam-Webster dictionary definition: “Opposition to, or hatred of, Semites, especially Jews.” Note that the Oxford Dictionary originally refused to use the word, and the Encyclopædia Britannica would only define it with caveats.

If you want to see an example of woke in practice, look up the very broad definitions from IHRA, JDA and Nexus.

Again, it is a clumsy and unhelpful word, probably by design. Shifting definitions is a mechanism used by bad-faith actors in an attempt to win arguments.

Not long before he was executed, Charlie Kirk said, “You’re not allowed to criticise Israel.”

So, all things considered, is it possible to be critical of Israel without being antisemitic? If so, where is the line - who gets to draw it and why?

I look forward to reading your feedback on this one. Try to keep the arguments in good faith.

A low turnout in the unnecessary by-election, called by Nigel Farage, in which he stood against a range of independent candidates but not a single mainstream party or politician, cost the British taxpayer £250,000. On the evening of Polling Day, he celebrated with the self-named “Farage Fest”, in which at least a dozen middle-aged women danced in celebration of Nigel’s continued mandate. But not to worry, GB News were there to capture every cringe-inducing moment of it.

Of course, now that Mr Farage is a Member of Parliament again, the independent inquiry into the £5,000,000 gift will recommence, which could eventually result in a by-election in Claton, should he be found guilty. Thus, proving this whole affair to have been nothing more than a vanity election.

In other news, Elon Musk joked about acquiring the United Kingdom. But we all know what happened the last time he flirted with the idea of a takeover.

On this week’s episode of The Next Crusade, Mark Mitchell from Honest Poll talks us through the real reason Trump’s voters vanished:

And whilst we holiday in Greece, Laurence Fox and I jumped on air for a live episode of Fox & Father. We ended up talking about World War II history:

Join me in Texas this November for the first NXR Conference: Christ is King. I can now announce a special promo code: use the discount code CALVIN for 20% off. We also have a very special speak announcement, coming soon: https://newchristianright.com/conference

On The Next Crusade, I discuss how Protestantism and Catholicism have been influenced by Jews.

Kevin DeAnna joins me to outline how individualism built the West, but how it is now being used against us:

I popped back home to the Lotus Eaters HQ and recorded an episode with the guys. A fun show, going through Hollywood’s ultimatum, the great Arab welfare scam, and Jon Bernthal’s concept of “dog racism”:

On the Superstar Panel for Dan Wootton Outspoken, we went through the drama between Julia Hartley-Brewer and Charlie Downes, both of whom I think are fantastic people, and the best at what they do. In case you missed it, Charlie went on Julia’s show to argue that ‘White British’ people are being demographically replaced, and Julia acknowledged the demographics are changing but could not agree that it is important that Britain remains White. They went back and forth, but I think the problem is they are talking past each other, and we are probably going to see more of this generational divide on the Right of politics.

I can see where JHB is coming from. It is a noble stance; I think she is trying to protect people like me, who are British but not White. And they both agree that Britain has always been White, but Charlie argues it should remain predominantly White, whereas Julia disagrees, saying that British people are many colours and can be any colour. Personally, I think Charlie’s point stands. As someone who is half White and half Black, I honestly believe it is important that Britain remains predominantly White, as well as majority Christian and English-speaking. All of these things matter. The toothpaste is out of the tube, and White Britons married non-Whites and had British babies. And so, some of us are not White, but that is not to say everyone should look like me. Britain is not Brazil, nor should it aim to be anything other than what it has always been, in that regard.

The problem is, the woke identitarians have been making an idol of skin colour for so long that many on the Right have been arguing that skin colour does not matter at all. Well, it does. It is not the most important aspect, but it is not unimportant. If Britain became entirely Black, it would no longer be Britain. Just as if Britain became majority Islamic, it would no longer be Britain. Nor if Arabic replaced English as the primary language spoken by the people of Britain. We must not make an idol of these things, nor focus on them in isolation, but collectively, they are significant attributes of the British people. Britain is and must always be a White Christian English-speaking nation. So long as God wills this wonderful nation to be.

The Telegraph Editor, Allister Heath, jumped into the conversastion to hurl ad hominem attacks at Charlie and Restore, tweeting “Farage must reject Rupert Lowe’s repugnant dance with white nationalism.” What is repugnant about White British people wanting their nation to remain White British? Is it repugnant for Japanese people to want their nation to remain Japanese? I will tell you what I find repugnant: self-denigrating White liberals like Mr Heath. They are a destructive force in our nation. What is the issue with White nationalism? Which part does he find repugnant, White people or our nation? Heath went on to say, “Restore Britain is beyond the pale.” Thus proving The Telegraph really has ditched its conservative roots and gone fully Lefty liberal. Restore is a party of conservatives, patriots, people who care about the nation and the people within the nation - anyone on the Right or Centre-Right of politics should be in support of that, whether they choose to support the party or not. To suggest they are beyond the pale is overt gatekeeping, but what really confuses me is that Heath is a Zionist; he often talks about how he supports Israel for the Jewish people. Why then, is it not okay for people to support Britain for British people? England should be for the English; Scotland for the Scottish; Wales for the Welsh, etc. This is common sense. The problem with the post-WWII liberal consensus is that any hint of a discussion around ethnicity or nationality for Westerners - or White people - brings up connotations of Naziism. They have been indoctrinated against White people and against nationalism, because they truly think both these things will lead to another Holocaust; it is infantile and unthinking, but you cannot reason with the heavily propagandised. Zionism of this variety is brain rot: “We must support ethno-nationalism for Israel, but not for White people, because that will OBVIOUSLY always lead to the extermination of the Jews.” The Jews have become a protected class, and White people are becoming endangered, making up only 12% of the population. If something is not done, White people will become extinct in a couple of generations. Ancestry matters. White lives matter.

Granted, the issue of demographic replacement is a complicated matter. I would love to hear your takes on this one:

I also had the privilege of joining my old friend Mike Graham in the studio for The Mike Graham Show, where we addressed the changing demographics of Britain. I will have more content with Mike in the future; we have some really great ideas planned, so keep your eyes peeled for that.

It really is fantastic to see the industry greats going independent:

I hope you are all having a lovely week. I have just arrived in Greece, so I am going to put the laptop away, grab a Mythos and think of you all whilst I look out over the Aegean Sea. Thank God for His beautiful creation.

There will be no Common Sense Crusade throughout August, but we are working on an exciting new format for when we return in September.

God bless you all, and I will report back next Friday.

Grace and peace,

Fr Calvin Robinson

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The state-sanctioned killing of the unborn is a grave evil. As a society, we continue to allow the murder of the most vulnerable. There is no wonder most Western nations are under judgment: “The foreigner who is among you shall mount above you higher and higher; and you shall come down lower and lower.” (Deuteronomy 28:43–44)

Proverbs 6 teaches us, “There are six things the Lord hates… hands that shed innocent blood.”

Europe is being overrun by Mohammedans, America and Canada by Indians. Things are certainly not looking good in Spain this week. Lord have mercy. May we stop killing our babies, and may the Lord spare us from foreign rule.

I address this problem and highlight solutions in my new book, The Silent Jihad, available exclusively from NXR.

On The Next Crusade this week, I offer a critical perspective on Anglican superiority, suggesting that Anglicanism is a unique tradition rather than a superior expression of the Christian faith compared to Roman Catholicism or Eastern Orthodoxy. Sectarianism does not help to advance the Kingdom. What is more important is striving toward Christian unity.

We also break the distinctions between civic nationalism and ethnic nationalism. Are either of them even a thing? Civic nationalism seems like liberalism, enjoying the fruits of nationalism without wanting to recreate the conditions that bore those fruits; ethno-nationalism seems more like a derogatory slur for what is actually just plain old-fashioned nationalism.

Why are other countries allowed to promote their national interests, but not us? If we want to survive as a nation, that has to change.

Ashlea Simon and I discuss the differences between being English and British.

The Next Crusade will be back next week with another spicy monologue and a fantastic guest!

On Fox & Father this week, Laurence Fox and I have a candid conversation about contemporary political developments, immigration policy, and the state of British public institutions. We discuss recent news events while exploring personal reflections on faith, the challenges of modern discourse, and our perspectives on maintaining national identity in the current social climate.

There will be no Fox & Father this coming Sunday; Laurence has been busy on the campaign trail. F&F may be spotty throughout August; we will both be in Greece. But we will try to record some in-person shows for you whilst we are out there!

On my Common Sense Crusade this week, we discuss flock cameras and nanny statism with Leilani Dowding. If we do not push back against Big Brother whilst we still can, it may soon be too late! All of the books we read growing up, from 1984 to Brave New World, seem to be coming true. Along with movies like Demolition Man and Minority Report. Make science fiction fiction again!

I was also joined by Joe McBride, lawyer to Andrew and Tristan Tate. It should be noted that this interview was recorded before their most recent arrest.

My Common Sense Crusade will not go on summer hiatus. We’ll be back with a new format after the summer holiday. I’m ‘on vacation,’ as they say here in the States, until September. But my Substack and other content will continue. We’re working on some great new plans for the Crusade; do keep an eye on Command Media.

The New Christian Right are hosting a conference in Dallas, Texas, this November. It would be great to see some of you there!

Abraham was asked to bind his son, Isaac, and offer him up as a sacrifice. Abraham passed the test, showing his sincere faith in God by offering up his son on the altar, but an angel prevented him at the last minute. Again, the typology is clear, and in place of Isaac and the rest of us, God the Father offers up His only begotten Son instead.

The Temple was destroyed in 70AD for that reason. We are the new temple. Christ said to Peter, “On this Rock I will build my Church.” That Rock is literally Peter, the first Pope, but that rock is also Peter’s faith in Christ, and more importantly, that rock is also Christ. Christ as the cornerstone, on which our faith is built. Christ Himself, and Christ’s servants, and Christ’s body - the Church - are all the new Temple. There will be no ‘third temple’ for that reason. We receive the gifts of the Holy Spirit through the Sacraments of Baptism and Confirmation, and we receive Christ’s Body and Blood in the Most Blessed Sacrament of the Altar. And so we are, spiritually, really and presently, temples for God.

Likewise, the priest class was replaced. Gone are the corrupt Pharisees and Scribes. The Church institutes deacons, presbyters, and bishops for the purposes of ministering to the faithful and administering the sacraments. In other words, to celebrate the sacrifice. Christian ministry is sacrificial in that way.

Jesus is crucified once and for all. And the Mass is the blessed sacrament by which we enter Calvary, and as a congregation gathered together in His name, we are joined with the Communion of Saints in an act of true worship, as the priest at the altar removes himself, dons the sacred vestments as an unworthy servant (“quam ego indignus fámulus tuus óffero tibi”), and takes the place of Christ, offering up the oblations to the Father. In that moment, heaven and earth are joined - the parish and the choir of angels are one in praise and worship of the one true living God (“Deo meo vivo et vero”). “Súscipe, sancte Pater, omnípotens aeterne Deus”, says the priest, addressing God the Father, “hanc immaculátam hostiam,” offering up an unspotted and immaculate victim; the hostiam or host, is the sacrificial offering, preparing for the spotless Lamb of God as the bread is about to become the true Victim.

The offering is propitiatory, “pro innumerabílibus peccátis, et offensiónibus, et negligentiis meis,” offered for the sins of the priest, and the sins of the congregation, “et pro ómnibus circumstántibus, sed et pro ómnibus fidélibus Christiánis vivis atque defunctis.” The Mass is offered for both the living and the dead. Christ’s passion and resurrection is enough for all. All of this is for our final purpose, eternal salvation, “ut mihi, et illis proficiat ad salútem in vitam aeternam.” The ultimate sacrifice.

All this to say, Christians have always known we are a faith of sacrifice. The ultimate sacrifice of the only begotten Son of God, for us. But also our own personal sacrifices, as we are called to pick up our own crosses and follow Him to Calvary, metaphorically as we suffer through life and are formed and sanctified by His Grace, but also literally as we attend the Mass. It is for this reason that Catholics have always taught that the Eucharist (the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass) is "the source and summit of the Christian life."

Protestantism denies the sacrifice of the Mass as a core tenet, and the Novus Ordo undermines the sacrifice. Bear with me on the latter, whilst we address the former.

The reason Pope Leo XIII declared Anglican Holy Orders “null and void” was that all sacrificial language was removed from the Ordinal in the Book of Common Prayer - the liturgy used to ordain clergy in the Church of England. Without explicit sacerdotal language, the Holy Father deemed there to be a defect of form and intention. This was no accident. Martin Luther, Huldrych Zwingli, and Thomas Cranmer all worked to remove the sacrificial offerings from the formula of the Mass. The Canon was stripped by design to undermine the teaching of the Real Presence.

If one considered that the enemy does not want us becoming living temples of God, one might assume he wants us to no longer receive the Body and Blood of Christ. How might he go about convincing us to no longer do so? By implicitly teaching us that the bread remains bread, the wine remains wine, and there is no more sacrifice. I put it to you that this theology is empty and leads people toward death. Without the Holy Eucharist, there is no health in us. Christ Himself is the gift of Life (Romans 6:23, John 14:6, 1 John 5:11–12).

The reason for bringing this up is not to disparage my separated brethren in Christ, but to encourage all Christians to focus on the sacrifice and return to the Sacraments, as a matter of salvation. You have been robbed of your inheritance.

As for the Novus Ordo, much like the Protestant Reformation, where the Canon of the Mass was stripped, this time the Offertory prayers were changed. The sacrificial language we quoted earlier was removed, and in its place Jewish bread-breaking prayers were added. The Mass was also moved from the High Altar to a table in the nave. This is not inconsequential. Instead of a priest offering up the oblations on an altar toward God, on behalf of his congregation, instead, Rabbinic meal blessings are said around a table, facing the congregation. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass has been turned into nothing more than a Jewish meal. Is it any wonder the vast majority of Catholics polled no longer believe in the Real Presence of Christ? Why would you believe Jesus is truly present in the sacrifice when you no longer witness a sacrifice, and instead a little old lady hands you a piece of bread to eat? As lovely and well-intentioned as these little old ladies are, “Extraordinary Eucharistic Ministers” are neither extraordinary nor necessary. The priest’s hands are consecrated with holy oils for the purposes of administering the Sacraments. It is another ploy of the enemy to persuade people that there is some need for lay women - and it is primarily women - to defile the blessed host in this way. Each small step further dilutes the faith of your average Catholic.

Removing altar rails, preventing kneeling in reverence, encouraging ‘active participation’ and use of the vernacular all seemed like small and benign changes, but over time they have led to the dancing and prancing around that we see in many modern N.O. churches today.

To Christians, we are the new Israel - the spiritual Israel - the Church is a continuation of God’s chosen people. The Old Testament points toward the coming of Christ, and the New Testament speaks of His fulfilment of the old prophecies and promises of God. No one is replaced, but everyone is welcomed in. The Jews who followed their Messiah - the Christ - became members of the Church, and the Gentiles who joined them were grafted in. This is a marvellous gift our Lord has given us.

Fast forward a few hundred years, and a few of the people who rejected Christ attempted to reclaim their old faith. Modern-day Judaism is not the same as the Judaism of the Bible. There is no temple, there are no sacrifices, the priest class is gone. Christ did not follow the Talmud. In fact, it is a direct reaction to and rejection of Christ. Christians should steer clear of this modern ideology, especially as it attempts to influence our faith.

The Church has always prayed for the unbelieving or perfidious Jews, until the post-World War II liberal consensus decided that was not nice language to use. Again, this weird obsession with what is nice over what is good. At the same time, a Jewish ‘convert’ helped draft Nostra Aetate - which waters down language about the Jews having Christ killed - before leaving the Church to marry a former nun and live with his male lover. Tell me that is not the infiltration of the enemy in the institution of the Church. Gregory Baum bragged in his memoirs of having kept his perverse sexuality a secret in order to not risk ruining his credibility and “influence as a critical theologian.”

Of course, the gates of hell will never prevail against the Church. But that does not mean the enemy will not try his best to infiltrate her and obscure the truth.

In 1917, in one of the most significant and most heavily proven apparitions of Our Lady, the Mother of God appeared at Fatima, apparently warning of a loss of faith among the hierarchy and the faithful, with the devil reaching the highest levels of the Church. If you have not looked into the story of Our Lady of Fatima, I strongly advise it, even if you are usually sceptical of private revelation, as the Miracle of the Sun of 13th October 1917 was witnessed and verified by around 100,000 people, including atheists, journalists, sceptics, etc.

It is said that Pope Leo XIII had a vision after celebrating Mass in the Vatican, where he came away pale, and witnesses described him as looking fearful. He explained that St Michael the Archangel had warned him that Satan had boasted that he could destroy the Church, and that he had requested a hundred years to exert his influence. God permitted this, one would suspect for a similar reason to the Biblical story of Job. But if this story is true, that century is surely at an end now. We may be seeing the last few bad fruits.

I suppose much of this is why I have sympathy with our brethren in the SSPX. They are doing their utmost to defend the deposit of faith. The Traditional Latin Mass is more than just a preference or a language choice; the Mass is everything to a good Catholic, and the TLM teaches the fullness of the truth in a way that can be vague and ambiguous in other forms. And to Catholics, form and intention matter.

We often look back at the English Martyrs and ask ourselves if we would have had the courage to stand up against the tyrannical establishment, and continued with the faith as once delivered to the saints. But to many, that is becoming a reality. In places where the Mass of the Ages is not offered, and an LGBTQ+ affirming boomer priest and his Karen army are offering a Jewish alternative, what is a father to do to ensure his children are brought up Catholic? After all, our faith is taught through osmosis as much as it is through catechesis. The implicit matters as much as the explicit. You can tell your children all day every day that Christ is in the Tabernacle, but if no one genuflects as they pass him, why would they believe you? And so the question remains: would you defend the Mass at any cost, even against the institution of the Church?

On my Common Sense Crusade this week we are joined by Fr Frank Pavone and Jeremy Tate - Christians don’t roll over!

And on The Next Crusade we are joined by former FBI agent and whistleblower Kyle Seraphin to discuss the incredibly sound idea behind ‘bacon cheeseburger nationalism’, and the disappointments of both Patel and Bongino in the Fed.

On Fox & Father, Laurence Fox is preparing to stand in the by-election in Clacton, which I advise him against.

And, of course, every week I appear on ’s Outspoken. You can catch me live on Wednesdays. Here is this week’s show:

Summer holiday/vacation break:

The Common Sense Crusade, The Next Crusade and Fox & Father will be back next week. After that, I am going on my summer holiday throughout August. I’ll be back to my usual routine in September. Stay subscribed to my Substack, I’ll still keep you updated here, and The Next Crusade will still be coming out every week as usual, but my Common Sense Crusade will be on a break throughout August. No doubt Laurence and I will record some episodes of Fox & Father from Greece, beer permitting.

Thank you to all those who have purchased my new book, The Silent Jihad, which is exclusively available from the NXR Studios shop.

Join us in person this autumn (fall for you yanks) in Dallas, Texas. 12th-14th November. See you there!

On my Common Sense Crusade, I discuss the fact that White people are under attack, with Lilly Gaddis & Lee Harris.

We have a third show this week, too. I spent time with Joel Webbon, Dale Partridge, and Harrison Smith in Texas to film a special mini-series on how to save the West. Part one of four is now live, a good faith message to men like Andrew Wilson & John Doyle:

Join me, Joel, Dale, Harrison and co in person at the Christ Is King: America After Trump event on 12th–14th November 2026, in Dallas, Texas. Tickets are limited. Register now to secure your seat! Use code CALVIN for 20% off your ticket. https://newchristianright.com/conference/

And Sunday’s episode of Fox & Father, with Laurence Fox and me:

On my Common Sense Crusade, we continue our mini-series on the importance of gun rights and the beauty of the Second Amendment. We are joined by Dave Atherton & Jade Warwick to discuss all things Britain and America.

And my book, The Silent Jihad, is on sale in the New Christian Right shop. You can find all three below. Thank you for watching, liking, following, subscribing and all the usual. Your support means the world to me and the team. God bless.

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The subheading is not hyperbole. Unfortunately, it is no exaggeration to say women are killing more people than Hitler, Stalin and Mao combined. On The Next Crusade this week, we discuss the fact that feminism is the most destructive ideology of all time. You can read a text transcript of this monologue on my Substack; the video is below:

Guns in ‘Murica

On my Common Sense Crusade, we start a mini-series on the brilliance of the Second Amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America. In this episode, we discuss why the elites love gun control. Next week we will go over why we need more good guys with guns.

The Saints

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