Yes, women are paid less - but it's their choice
The Women and Work Commission fails to appreciate that there are good reasons why women choose the jobs they doFirst Posted July 29, 2009
Neil Lyndon
has written features and columns for every leading newspaper in Britain, including Atticus for the Sunday Times. His 1992 book No More Sex War: The Failures of Feminism was the world's first radical, egalitarian, progressive critique of that creed. He is presently writing a political thriller and has just co-written a musical, Hail to the Chief, about America between the inaugurations of John Kennedy and Richard Nixon.
Synthetic sperm brings mad feminist dream a step closer
The idiotic internet blather following the creation of artificial human sperm evokes the writings of mad feministsFirst Posted July 9, 2009
What Britain could have bought with the £1.3 trillion banking bail-out
The money being squandered on protecting the assets of bank shareholders could have safeguarded our futureFirst Posted March 2, 2009
James Grant, the man who saw the crash coming
Journalist who outsmarted the market with predictions of doom believes worst is yet to comeFirst Posted January 22, 2009
Concept cars consign Clarkson to history
Japanese designers are spearheading a new movement that will completely transform the way we driveFirst Posted November 28, 2008
Paul Dacre: self-serving and sanctimonious
Paul Dacre’s attack on Judge Eady is nothing but a plea to be allowed to continue publishing liesFirst Posted November 10, 2008
GM, Ford and Chrysler: a nationalisation too far?
Nationalising the big three would leave the US with a social security nightmareFirst Posted October 20, 2008
Financial crisis gives bin Laden the last laugh
The Wall Street bail-out puts US commitments in Afghanistan and Iraq in doubt, says Neil LyndonFirst Posted October 1, 2008
