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Over at Takimag, our disillusioned doctor reflects on a book about the deteriorating public safety in Britain and the accompanying apathy from the British police and criminal justice system. Nothing succeeds like failure.
In the January edition of New English Review, the good doctor tells his faithful readers of his aversion to spiders, the growing custom of keeping strange reptiles as pets, and witnessing an encounter between a spider and a moth.
Our dubious doctor offers his take on the current strained and seemingly hopeless political climate in much of the Western world. Deep mistrust of political elites is now widespread throughout the Western world, probably to an extent greater than at any time in recent history.
Essays. Theodore Dalrymple has written hundreds of essays for a variety of publications. Links to those essays which are available online and for those publications for which he has written extensively are listed here. The City Journal – Theodore Dalrymple. The New Criterion – Theodore Dalrymple , Anthony Daniels.
The Latin Grammar of Pharmacy by Joseph Ince. By Theodore Dalrymple on February 22, 2017 | Filed in Essays | No comments yet. Note: When Dalrymple’s long-running BMJ column ended in 2012, he had a backlog of about 60 unpublished pieces, and he kindly gave them to us to post here at Skeptical Doctor.
Dec 18, 2023 · In this week’s Takimag column, the skeptical doctor excoriates the latest overpaid, fashionably ‘woke’ CEO spouting her racist ‘diversity’ drivel, this time in Britain.
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