Three weeks on from the fateful day when the British people finally managed to throw off the death grip that the EU held us in, we can look back on a turbulent period during which money markets and stock markets have see-sawed violently and during which several major politicians, and some minor, have seen their career prospects first raised up, and then dashed upon the rocks.
Now however, as the dust settles, we find Boris Johnson, Michael Gove and Andrea Leadsom picking up the pieces of their careers, Theresa May is triumphant, and the markets are returning to normality. Her Majesties government appears to be back in charge, but outside of government circles — outside of the ivory towers of our political elite — there are still the signs of major upheavals to come.
Many within the Tory Party are finding it difficult to accept the demise of the leadership hopes of the major Brexit campaigners, and the prospect now that the negotiation of Britain’s withdrawal from the EU will be conducted by someone who, albeit half-heartedly, campaigned for us to stay in.
Norman Tebbit has predicted that many such Tories will now be looking to their right and towards UKIP for reassurance, but UKIP is in disarray following the inexplicable resignation of Nigel Farage and the prospect of the party leadership being claimed by those on the liberal wing of that party, such as Suzanne Evans or Douglas Carswell, or possibly by someone of mixed-race with more ethnic minority ‘credentials’ such as Steven Woolfe. Indeed, many already within UKIP may be looking to jump ship and pin their colours to the mast of a genuinely nationalist organisation, now that ending mass immigration remains the single largest unfulfilled ambition for all patriotic and traditionally minded people.
Looking to the ‘left’, we have the Lib-Dems reduced to an insignificance, with the Gollum-esque, Tim Farron as their leader, and the Labour Party embroiled in a bitter leadership contest between the party rank and file, who believe in one-man-one-vote democracy’ and the parliamentary Labour Party, who think they know better!
One has to feel sorry for the Labour rank and file, as they have not done very well where past leaders are concerned: the duffle-coated Michael Foot; the gob-shite and newly Euro-enriched Neil Kinnock; Blair the snake oil salesman; Gordon Brown the man who always looks like he’s fighting back a bilious attack; and the disaster that was Ed Miliband. At least in Jeremy Corbyn they have a leader who has some integrity despite what we may think of his politics, but of course his dislike of Israel and his apparent disregard for the sensibilities of the self-chosen means according to a majority of Labour MPs that he must be replaced at all costs, even if it is by someone who looks like they were the inspiration for the character ‘Dixie’ from BBC’s ‘Casualty’.
Of course the various elements of the nationalist movement are still divided, squabbling or busily accusing each other of being ‘agents of the secret state’ (AoTSS), but the current political environment offers us a massive opportunity to capitalise on the disillusion and disaffection that the present post Brexit angst and future uncertainty is creating, if only we can get our act together and start singing from the same hymn-sheet.
There are patriotic Tories who will be aghast at the outcome of the Tory leadership contest and dubious of Theresa May’s commitment to Brexit; there will be UKIPers dismayed by the resignation of Farage; and once Jeremy Corbyn has been ousted from the Labour Party leadership, there will be many patriotic socialists newly awakened to the realities of Jewish supremacism. Regarding the latter, it is therefore of the utmost importance that we make grass roots Labour activists and supporters aware that the otherwise inexplicable opposition to Corbyn’s leadership among Labour MPs is driven by Labour Friends of Israel and by other Zionist elements within the Labour movement who have campaigned from the very moment of Corbyn’s election as Labour leader, to smear him as an anti-Semite. One only has to visit the website of the Jewish Chronicle and conduct a search of articles dealing with Corbyn and the Labour Party on that website to see this.
The following video shows an exert from the Daily Politics in which Michael Foster a Jewish Labour donor is shown heckling Jeremy Corbyn at one of his earliest public appearances as Labour leader and subsequently attempts to justify having done so. It rather illustrates the way in which certain people feel that wealthy Jews have bought the right to have the Labour Party pander to their wishes. Interestingly, in what appears to be a Freudian slip, Michael Foster actually describes the Labour party as ‘the Jewish party’, when in describing the disproportionate role Jews have played within the Labour Party he states, “… people like Mo Glassman are thinkers within the Jewish party …”:
Marxists are generally opposed to nationalism, yet many activists within the Labour movement are none-the-less patriotic and resentful of the negative impact that mass immigration and multiracialism and multiculturalism have had on their lives. The realisation that the ‘revered group’ most responsible for promoting ‘equality and diversity’ are so blatantly practicing a double standard and to such an extent that it destroys the most sincere socialist leader Britain has had in modern times — a man that I have heard Labour activists describe as “oozing integrity” — could be the factor that causes many of them to re-assess their political outlook and adopt a more nationalistic variant of socialism.
This autumn begins a major initiative to draw the fragmented elements of the nationalist movement together and if we can set aside our differences enough to begin to work together, there is an amazing smorgasbord of potential new recruits for our various organisations.
Times of uncertainty produce opportunities and we are entering a period in which uncertainty is going to continue to be a major factor. As the latest in a number of similar warnings by senior police and military leaders across Europe, we have within the last few days had Patrick Calvar, the Director General for Internal Security in France telling a French parliamentary commission: “We are on the brink of civil war”.
Apparently, he believes that as a result of uncontrolled mass immigration, and fears surrounding terrorism and mass sexual assaults by immigrant, predominantly Muslim gangs the situation is so tense and fragile that another major Islamist terror attack or mass migrant sexual assault could lead to a huge right-wing backlash.
According to French newspaper Le Figaro, he stated: “This confrontation I think it will take place.
“Even one or two attacks and it will happen. It therefore behoves us to anticipate and block all these groups.”
This level of tension not only exists in France, but right across Europe in all of the countries that have endured mass immigration from Africa and Asia. Europe is a tinder box and it will only require a popular uprising in one country for rebellion against the current corruption in politics to be replicated all across the continent, and those movements that are prepared, that have seen it coming will be the ones who will gain in influence as a result.
As a result of Brexit, groups and political parties in many other EU countries are beginning to agitate for their own referenda and like our cousins on the European mainland, we too should be filled with renewed optimism for the future. History will judge us based upon what we achieve over the months ahead. So let us build our powerbase and let us prepare. Let us come together, let us set aside our differences and petty personality clashes, because a window of opportunity may be about to open up for us and we must be united and prepared to act decisively when that moment comes.
By Max Musson © 2016
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Stefan
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It amazes me how many players have left the field.
But as with all politicians, don’t listen to what they say, watch what they do.
Michael Woodbridge
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In many ways Nigel Farage will have an honourable place in our history. Of course he hasn’t had the breadth of vision shared by Enoch Powell or John Tyndall, but he has concentrated on one vital issue and actually succeeded in putting the proverbial spanner in the works for Britain and Europe’s deadliest enemies. So far, apart from Mrs.Thatcher’s successful, but significantly limited ‘Falklands War, no other politician has done anything other than preside over our decline and humiliation.
Frederick Dixon
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Interested to see that plans are afoot to draw the various nationalist fragments together. Is Western Spring rethinking its opposition to electoral politics? Sadly I doubt if any nationalist movement will get anywhere with electoral politics in today’s Britain if it is overtly racialist, nor if it is headed by any of the well known figures from the present nationalist scene – if they are known to us they will certainly be known to our enemies and the press will open its bowels all over them, just as it did to such devastating effect on the nice Mrs. Leadsom.
The construction of a Racial Nationalist community outside of electoral politics must surely remain our best hope for the foreseeable future, while leaving the dirty business of elections to UKIP.
drquartz
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Am I alone in thinking this whole thing might be orchestrated? That this actually WAS the contingency plan if the people of UK ”had the temerity” to really vote to leave? We have had a number of resignations from senior political figures on very flimsy excuses – indeed, some with no explanation offered at all! There didn’t seem to be a huge amount of ‘alarmed surprise’ from Brussels. They seemed to take it quite calmly, despite the fact that without UKs daily ‘protection money’ they simply cannot stay afloat (although when did lack of money ever bother the EU Euro-rats. They will take their cut first no matter what), with a number of European banks reporting they are in financial trouble.
Predictably the SNP and Scottish conservative MP started shouting the odds immediately (what we have come to expect from Fishy Nicky and Roofy), although Fishy Nicky (I was pleased to see) got short shrift from Junket!) but they will carry on because empty vessels make the most noise.
The ‘Remainers’ have taken to the streets in protest against a democratic decision, with some very nasty comments still flying around to the effect they ‘wuz robbed of their future by old people wot shouldn’t be allowed to vote” (perhaps they actually deserve the future they ‘wuz’ robbed of! although I suspect that 10 years on they will be ‘re-whinging’).
I have to say I wish I could have a re-run of the Grand National every time I lost a fiver on a duff horse!
Even some politicians are calling for a second referendum. Why are they even in Parliament and drawing salaries if they are unable to comprehend what democracy actually is and means? There are on-line petitions for this as well.
It is reported that many are saying that they didn’t mean to vote to leave! Unbelievable!!! Others say they have ‘changed their minds’ Even more unbelievable – that some of them have minds to change!
It is strange that we don’t hear about those who voted to remain, but have since changed their minds, and now feel leaving is the best option. There must be a lot of them. A young friend of mine had heard of the Magna Charta (briefly, as she said) but really hadn’t been taught what it contained, but not heard of the Bill of Rights, nor Habeas Corpus. She is in her late 30s and it was not in the history syllabus when she went to school (coincidence or what?). I explained what each was, and how it has made her life in UK ‘smooth’. I also told her about the EU ‘laws’ of being able to hold a person for up to 9 months with no evidence and without charging them. Sensible lady, went away and researched it, found I was telling the truth, researched other things as well and now wishes she had voted to leave, if not for her own sake for that of her 7 year old daughter. This woman had done no reading and no research – yet she is not one of the brain-dead, binging, drug-fuelled floozies we see around. She is an articulate and clever lady. So why didn’t she read up on this before the referendum? It really is a mystery.
So now we have a complete shake up in politics, with a new Prime Minister who voted to remain, but has declared she will honour the peoples vote to leave (I sincerely hope you do, Mrs May, or you will see rioting in this country), but does not want to invoke Article 50 until after Christmas. This is costing us £350 million a day (gross, of course, – but you can bet that little will be coming back to us now!), and there seems to be no real reason for this delay. My feeling is that we must show we mean what we say, and get on with extracting ourselves (love the cartoon at the head of your article, Max!). Or is this a delaying tactic to see if the EU will ‘offer’ a little sweetener and therefore ‘be a justifiable case’ for a second referendum? Sadly, there is not one politician I would trust now. Farage was the only one, as far as I could see who spoke his mind honestly, and who I believe would have made every effort to do what he said he wanted to do for this country, and if he couldn’t he would have explained why. I think we owe him a big vote of thanks, because I believe he stirred the muddy bottom of politics up sufficiently to have forced this referendum in the first place. Hopefully, I will bump into him somewhere, sometime and buy him a well deserved pint! (no, it won’t be a half litre, and that is thanks to you Nigel).
A bit of information that some of you may not know about: – 2 government petitions which you may like to sign. Just Google these as I’ve written them and they will come up.
1. Government petition 125333 This concerns the repeal of the law for the 1973 referendum, when Liar Heath told us categorically that we were only voting for free trade – which I still believe in! I do recall my parents voting against it, because they felt there was something more to it, something evil. Didn’t we all ‘know better than mum and dad’? It concerns other legislation as well.
2. Government petition 133618 This one is pushing to get Article 50 invoked without delay. In my view this is important.
Anyway, do read through them before putting your name to them, although I doubt there are many people who use this site who don’t read and think about things as important as this.
diane green
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I believe I am correct in saying that the repeal of the 1972 Communities Act would bring us out of the criminal EU this week?Do correct me if I am wrong!
Heather
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All those people who are sorry they voted leave, almost immediately, after they had cast their vote, contacted the BBC to tell them they had made a mistake.
Fairy stories I think. A softening up process, for the dragging out of the leaving, in the hope we will be begging for a second chance, perhaps, who knows.
I certainly haven’t come across anyone who is repenting. I’ve come across quite a few who would probably, they say, have voted Remain, but who state “I’m not racist, but”, and it is the factor of mass immigration from Turkey, Albania, the economic refugees, Africans and Uncle Tom Cobbly and all, that they don’t want pouring in.
It is Immigration, Immigration, Immigration, and no amount of blather from the BBC or any other of that ilk is going to change that.
It’s easy for Nationalists to think that most people don’t care about it, that is because that is the message put out by the establishment I think, to give the idea that we are alone, a mad, bad minority.
When push comes to shove, I think more people than we give credit to do not want to become minorities, and they can see it looming.
As someone said to me today “It will be everyone’s Country, but our own”
Max Musson
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In the immediate aftermath of making a decision that has significant consequences psychologists have identified in most people a phenomenon called ‘buyer’s remorse’, in which the buyer/decider experiences anxiety that they may have made the wrong choice and feels a tendency to make a panic change of mind. This phenomenon is fairly short lived however, particularly if the correctness of their decision is reinforced through discussion with others.
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The media have deliberately played upon this in the immediate aftermath of the Brexit vote, in an attempt to prolong and exacerbate for political reasons those temporary feelings of remorse.
Stefan
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Reminds of that situation some men find themselves in, when they wake up next to a woman they are barely acquainted with & think “I didn’t, did I?
Probably some women think the same too.
Anyhow I think people will realise that in the light of present & forthcoming events that we made the right choice but of course the politicians will not think so & will try to thwart that.
Heather
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I’ll have to take your word for that Stefan regards waking up next to someone you are barely acquainted with!!.
By people realising that in the light of present events, the right choice has been made about Europe, are you referring to “peace and security” that Europe has enjoyed, and that our leaving EU we were told would lead to wars.
Barosso at one point even went so far as to claim that Farage’s stand on the EU would see us all back in the trenches. How?
Cameron also claimed war, if we left, and scared lots of young folk who were voting remain on the basis of that.
There has been no mention of Merkel & Co’s unbelievably demented mass immigration policy, shattering this peace and security we were warned we’d be leaving behind.
Terrorist attacks, mass rapes, white hate crime which I know isn’t supposed to exist but does, are hardly shining examples of an era of peace and security.
None of that is brought about by our leaving the EU.
Any war Cameron cares to imagine will I think be more of an uprising of the natives than anything else.
However as you say Politicians and those with money invested will see that as irrelevant.
Stefan
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TBH Heather I don’t make a habit of waking up with strangers!
I think staying in the EU would be more likely to lead to war due to the mounting pressures on resources.
I think if things continue to go the way they are, we could face civil war or the natives being revolting as you mention.
It could be argued we are at war already & it’s the EU that’s suffering the most from attacks so far, especially France & Belgium.
Things seem quiet in Germany at the moment but of course we probably don’t hear a lot.
So it would be better for us if we become detached but a lot rides on what our politicians actually do.
Stefan
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& having said that we now have the IS inspired Afghan axe man attacking people on a train.
Max Musson
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Yes, these attacks will over time become more frequent and increasingly horrific. Sooner or later it will become dangerous to venture out of one’s home other than armed or in groups. This will be the tipping point and we must strive to reach RevCon 1 before that day comes.
Stefan
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It’s already that way at times, did you see the news about Brockley Park & Hyde Park yesterday?
Stefan
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&…
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-36870874
‘Shots fired’ in Munich shopping centre, German police deployed.