A Tale of Two Activists
By Max Musson: Bert’s Tale Bert walks down the bare concrete steps from the foreman’s office with a heavy heart and he thanks his old mate Geoff for his support. The two men have worked together at Ferndale Metal Fabrications for almost thirty years now and although Geoff has always been a socialist, his brand of socialism is of the ‘Old Labour’, patriotic socialist variety and of all the shop stewards at Ferndale’s he has been…
The Rise of UKIP a Cause for Joy?
By Max Musson: As most of us will have anticipated, last night’s local elections have seen the annihilation of genuine nationalist candidates as media promoted UKIP sweep up the bulk of our previous supporters, and many more in addition that they will have won from the other parties. I describe UKIP as media promoted, because despite the last couple of weeks in which the knives have been out for Nigel Farage in an attempt to…
Bonfire of the Vanities
By Max Musson: In the local and European elections later this month, it is estimated that nationalist and patriotic parties will field a total of 2,570 candidates; 289 in the European elections; and 2,281 in local elections. In many of these elections, these candidates are standing unopposed by any other nationalist or patriotic candidates, but all too often, particularly in the European elections and also in local elections in wards that have traditionally produced much…
Essential Truths – The Ethics of Funding Nationalism
By Max Musson: In the articles I have so far published in this Essential Truths series, I have outlined a radical new strategy for British nationalism, which will overcome the limitations that have crippled our movement to date, through the acquisition of what I term the ‘Six Prerequisites’. In the most recent article, I have argued the necessity for a fund raising programme capable of providing the funds necessary for the acquisition of the first…
Who Should We Vote For?
By John Salisbury: There are two important elections taking place in the near future and, for the first time, I find myself participating in discussions with other nationalists about which party it is best to vote for and whether it is actually worthwhile to vote at all. I believe that these questions deserve addressing in some detail because they are important ones; voting is one of the few ways in which British nationalists can…
A Forgotten Hero?
By Frederick Dixon: Some of you will remember the late Michael Wharton who wrote in the Daily Telegraph for many years under the pseudonym of ‘Peter Simple’. One of our greatest twentieth century political satirists he was entirely a man of the racial nationalist Right, an astonishing exception to the processed group-think which usually passes for journalism in these times. He had what he called “the columnar reverse effect” – it was certain that whenever…
Farage ‘Spanks’ Clegg
By Max Musson: Yesterday saw the second of the much vaunted debates between our lack lustre deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg and the new, ‘naughty boy’ of British politics, Nigel Farage, and as was widely expected, Farage gave Clegg another good ‘spanking’. Whereas post debate opinion polls after the first of their televised debates placed Farage ahead of Clegg with the approval of 57% of viewers as opposed to just 36% for Clegg, post debate…
Front National Cause ‘Political Earthquake’?
By Max Musson: This weekend the media have been reporting a massive step forward for the Front National in the French municipal elections. According to reports, Marine Le Pen’s party have taken control of 14 municipalities, a significant advance on their previous record of just three, causing many commentators to declare that the country had been washed by a wave of “bleu Marine” (a play on the FN leader’s name and the colour navy blue)…
The Need for Sacrifice
By Frederick Dixon: The destruction of our race and nation gathers pace. According to research published last year by the Demos think tank, the number of local council wards in England and Wales in which the population was wholly, or almost wholly, white British fell from 5,000 (56% of the total number) to 800 (9%) between 2001 and 2011 – just ten years. Needless to say, these changes are presented by the report’s authors as…
Asians Attend Northampton BNP Meeting
By Max Musson: When I conducted a Google search looking for online videos of Northampton BNP meetings, I discovered that a recent Northampton BNP meeting had been attended entirely by Asian men, with not a single British person present: We are told by those who promote multiracialism that Asian people with British citizenship are ‘just as British’ as any indigenous British person, yet this video shows that a significant number of Northampton’s Bangladeshi community express…