Coming to America

By: Douglas Carswell
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  • Douglas Carswell was born in Britain, raised in Uganda, but came to America by choice. A former Member of the British Parliament, he talks about things that interest him about America generally, and the southern states specifically.
    Copyright 2019 All rights reserved.
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Politics & Government
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  • Progress Vs Parasites. chapter 19. Alternative models emerge

    Progress Vs Parasites. chapter 19. Alternative models emerge
    May 10 2025

    Why do certain societies flourish, while others fail? Why, at certain times in history, have some people prospered?

    Once a week, Douglas reads a chapter of his most recent book, Progress Vs Parasites, which looks at human progress over the past two thousand years - and shows how it is freedom, and ideas about liberty, that explain so much about civilisation.

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    27 mins
  • Progress Vs Parasites. chapter 18. Progress goes global

    Progress Vs Parasites. chapter 18. Progress goes global
    May 3 2025

    Why do certain societies flourish, while others fail? Why, at certain times in history, have some people prospered?

    Once a week, Douglas reads a chapter of his most recent book, Progress Vs Parasites, which looks at human progress over the past two thousand years - and shows how it is freedom, and ideas about liberty, that explain so much about civilisation.

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    23 mins
  • Mississippi Freedom Index

    Mississippi Freedom Index
    May 2 2025

    Carswell outlines MCPP's newest project.
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    3 mins

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