Mind the Gap
I was happily enjoying a solitary lunch in an Italian restaurant the other day (a very nice minestrone as it happens), when my solitude was interrupted by the proprietor wanting to chat – it was a quiet day. Well, you have to be polite so I indulged him even though his English is only marginally better than my Italian. He wanted to talk politics, so having stumbled through Brexit (he’s in favour) and Boris (I’m…
The Nation Waits
Following the first round of the Conservative leadership election, in which Boris Johnson received more votes than the next three most popular candidates put together, Tory leadership hopefuls have refused to step down from the contest so that Boris can be anointed leader, and instead insist on continuing with the protracted process of choosing a new Tory leader, despite it being obvious they have no real prospect of beating Boris and despite it being obvious…
Brexit or No, Our Struggle Must Go On!
As the once designated ‘Brexit Day’ passes without our people regaining our freedom and self-determination, and we witness yet further chaos, vacillation, and political manoeuvring, many of our people will be despairing and wondering how and when this sorry tale of Brexit will end. The dream of Britain’s exit from the European Union has lived in the hearts of British patriots ever since the day in 1973, when Prime Minister Edward Heath took us into…
Perils and Prospects for 2019
This coming year has many dangers in store for our race and nation but opportunities as well, and both arise from the multiple possible outcomes of the Brexit process. For me and probably for most racial nationalists the outcome, whatever it may be, will be judged not on its consequences for trade or the economy nor even for sovereignty (that slightly academic obsession of most Tory Brexiteers), but on its consequences for immigration. So we…
A Very Merry Brexmas to You All!
With the fate of our nation hanging in the balance, we British are now forced to spend the Christmas and New Year holidays this year not knowing what is to become of us. Are we as a nation to once again assert our freedom and self-determination through a free trade Brexit, are we heading for Brexit in name only, a super-Norway deal, a super-Canada deal, Mrs May’s Chequers ‘dogs breakfast’ of a Brexit, or are…
Tories Fall in Love – With Immigration!
I doubt if many visitors to this site believe that the purpose of the Conservative party is actually to conserve anything other than the wealth of those who already have it. But if there are any such, they should be disabused by the reaction of Migrationwatch UK to our Pakistani Home Secretary’s new post-Brexit immigration policy: “The proposal to admit an unlimited number of low skilled workers from a range of countries is astonishing. A…
‘United They Stand’ – Their Hubris Alienating Labour Supporters by the Thousands!
It is somewhat surreal that I find myself writing an article ostensibly in support of Jeremy Corbyn, a man who is a self-confessed Marxist, a committed multiracialist, no friend of British nationalism, and the current leader of the Labour Party. We do live in interesting times, as they say. Most of the British public will have been somewhat bemused of late by the constant barrage of reports in the media of rampant antisemitism in the…
Windrush at 70 – The Traitor State
Seventy years ago today, on the 22nd of June 1948, the Empire Windrush docked at Tilbury with several hundred Jamaicans on board. Thus began something quite unprecedented in all of our history – the displacement of the native population of these islands, hitherto entirely representative of the human stocks of north western Europe, by peoples of quite alien origin. What was then “a cloud no larger than a man’s hand” now overshadows the whole sky…
Commonwealth or Common Woe?
I’m not sure whether or not the Commonwealth conference has quite finished yet. I thought it had, but then caught something on the radio the other day about a related function or reception, but as my interest in the institution is limited I didn’t really pay attention. Perhaps I should have, because this seemingly moribund organisation is coming back to bite us. It is not by coincidence that the conference was overshadowed by the Windrush…
The Passion and Political Crucifixion of Mrs May
As Christmas draws near many among us who are Christians turn our thoughts to the birth of Christ, the story of the Nativity and beyond to Easter next year and the Passion, the story of the ordeal that Christ endured at the hands of the Romans, ending in his crucifixion on Mount Calvary, and it is this second story that has particular symbolism for we British at this time as we witness a passion play…