A Well-named Child?
By Colin Liddell: How quaint! Today Prince George, the third-in-line to the throne – behind his father William and grandfather Charles – was christened in the Chapel Royal at St James’s Palace. Interesting the names involved. Of course, the name George is very much part of the Windsors’ family tradition. But it ultimately derives from St. George, whose cross is the flag of England as well as the symbol of the medieval Christian crusaders. St. James’s Palace…
Another Clash of Cultures Heading this Way
By Max Musson: We who subscribe to racial nationalism believe that culture is a product of race and that the culture expressed by any particular people is the outward manifestation of the innate qualities with which they are genetically endowed. That rather than man’s physical and mental condition being the result of his circumstances, it is man’s circumstances that are primarily the result of his physical and mental condition, that is, his physical and mental attributes. It is absolutely true of…
School Matters
By Frederick Dixon: A recent article on this website referred to the privileging of ethnic minorities and the disparaging and dispossession of the native population as part of the process of creating a new, ethnic minority, middle class. We can see this throughout all sectors of the economy, the professions and the public services where managers are required to achieve certain targets for “diversity” and their careers may be affected if they do not. The…
Reflections on the Revolution in Europe – A Book Review
By Richard Deacon: Christopher Caldwell’s Reflections on the Revolution in Europe was first published in 2009. It looks specifically at Muslim mass immigration into Europe, its impact and its future trajectory. It is an accessible and well argued book; it avoids the esoteric, unlike some writing from the Right. Caldwell is neither a nationalist nor a racialist. He is an American journalist writing primarily for conservative publications such as The Weekly Standard and the Financial…
Russian Militancy Appears Effective
By Max Musson: Following violent clashes between police and nationalist demonstrators in Moscow over the last few days, Moscow police have moved to arrest as many as 1200 immigrants across the capital in an effort to defuse tension. Last Sunday night’s rioting in the southern Biryulyovo residential district of Moscow erupted after hundreds of Russians gathered at the spot where Egor Shcherbakov, 25, was stabbed and killed in front of his girlfriend on the previous Thursday…
Violent Protests Spur Moscow Authorities into Action
By Max Musson: Keen not to see a repeat of the violent nationalist demonstrations that shook Moscow three years ago, the police and authorities have reacted quickly in the hope of placating angry Russians furious at the continuing wave of murders committed by immigrants and by the continuing presence of large numbers of central Asian immigrants in their city. In the latest round of protests, residents of the Biryulyovo district in southern Moscow took to…
EDL – Some Critical Issues
Following on from Max Musson’s and Frederick Dixon’s recent articles I was also moved to reflect upon the present situation with the EDL and the direction it has thus far followed. What stuck out for me in Max’s article was the assertion that the EDL was “run by two people whose glaring political naivety was probably only exceeded by their deficiency in critical thinking.” It is from this perspective that I reflect. This political naivety…
Paradise Island – A Parable
By Max Musson: Paradise Island is the home of a relatively small community of 10,000 people, and the people of this island are famous for their production of high quality widgets, which they sell as components to larger manufacturing client companies on the mainland. The population of Paradise Island has been changing in recent years however. The widget business has been depressed for some time – competition for contracts on the mainland has been fierce…
Scots Wha’ Hae?
By Heordredenn: Ethnic minorities in Scotland have doubled as a percentage of the population in just ten years, according to official 2011 Census results published on 26th September. According to the 2001 Census, ethnic minorities made up 2% of the Scots population. By the 2011 one, this had doubled to 4%. Three-quarters of these minorities were ethnic Asians, who now make up 3% of the inhabitants of Scotland. The remainder include Negroids of various origins.…
The Root Of All Evil
By Heordreedenn: There is a thought experiment – at least I hope it’s a thought experiment – concerning the best way to boil a frog. Apparently if you just chuck the hapless amphibian into a pan of boiling water it realises immediately that all is not well and jumps out at once. But if you put it in a pan of cold water, and heat it slowly, it never notices what is happening, or at least if…