By Max Musson: As the Conservative Party vainly attempted yesterday to draw a line under the row over whether or not party co-chairman Lord Feldman had made remarks at a Westminster restaurant last week, labelling Conservative Party activists “swivel-eyed loons”, Conservative backbencher Brian Binley has criticised the “coterie” around David Cameron for damaging the Conservative Party. At a time when there is clearly a gaping chasm between the generally patriotic and right-wing majority of grass-roots…

Most of us will recall televised news reports from Apartheid era South Africa, of violent incidents in Soweto, the black township on the outskirts of Johannesburg. The reports telling more often than not, of some black-on-black violence, and showing crowds of emotionally charged black people, mostly women, dancing, clapping their hands and singing in expression of their grief over what has happened and presumably, in sorrow at their parlous situation. Heavily armed police officers would be seen…

New figures from the US Census Bureau have highlighted the dramatic demographic threat to the future existence of European Americans and underlined the urgent necessity for the creation of a European ethnostate. The new figures, contained in a US Census Bureau report titled “International Migration is Projected to Become Primary Driver of U.S. Population Growth for First Time in Nearly Two Centuries” said that white, non-Hispanic children will no longer make up the majority of America’s youth…

The exhumation of a Stalinist-era mass grave in the heart of the Polish capital Warsaw believed to contain the remains of around 200 victims of a post-war campaign of communist terror resumed this week following a winter break. “During the first phase of work last summer we managed to exhume the remains of more than 100 victims,” Krzysztof Szwagrzk, an official with Poland’s Institute of National Remembrance (IPN), who is overseeing the project, told Agence…

In the wake of the significant electoral advances made by UKIP during the local government elections, Conservative back-benchers have pressured Prime Minister David Cameron to hold an ‘in-out’ referendum on EU membership, but still Cameron attempts to fudge the issue by interpreting ‘now’ as ‘in four years time’.

A movement seeking fundamental change can be visualised as a Mayan pyramid, with each tier comprising a theatre of war, or plane of operation. At the top of the pyramid are the philosophers, who develop the theoretical bases for the movement.

As the popularity of the coalition government plummets, Western Spring overtake the LibDems in the online popularity stakes!