Peter Hitchens questions why the British Right still supports costly and dangerous wars, while the Left has become pro-war. He highlights the shift in attitudes towards war and peace, with the Right traditionally supporting conflict and the Left opposing it. Hitchens argues that the Left's well-meaning but bungled wars have led to an increase in the flow of migrants into Europe, which is hardly a conservative aim. He questions why the British Right hasn't followed suit and begun to object to these adventures, which repeatedly fail and damage global stability.