The New Masters
There are quite a few facts and figures in this article, and figures in particular are not everyone’s thing. But they’re important because they paint a picture of how our country is changing to the disadvantage of our people, so bear with me. You may have seen reports recently to the effect that ethnic minority workers under 30 now earn on average 5.5% more than White British workers in the same age group. Among workers…
It’s Them Again!
I think this is my fifth piece about the Markles – the idiot prince and his appalling wife. So apologies if I seem to be getting a bit obsessive about them. Maybe I am, but it’s worth it because they represent much of what is wrong with our country. I use the word “represent” deliberately because that is what Royalty is supposed to do – represent the country and the nation. It seems, moreover, that…
It’s a Fishy Story, Gary, a Fishy Story!
Recently the humanitarian aid group, International Rescue Committee, released a promotional video promoting the cause of migration into Britain with the bold claim that we’ve “got refugees to thank for” our nations favourite take-away dish of fish and chips, and with the spurious punch line, “Britain wouldn’t be Britain without refugees”. The video, starring BBC Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker appears to ‘drive a coach and horses’ through the public relations initiative recently…
Divisive? Yes, More Please.
There has been no shortage of speculation in the media about the post-Covid world. Will the recovery be U – shaped, V – shaped, or even L – shaped? Will unemployment double or treble when the furlough scheme finishes at the end of September? Will people go back to their offices in sufficient numbers to save all those city-centre coffee shops and sandwich bars which depend on commuter trade, or will most prefer to continue…
Monsters on the March
I suppose most of us, when teenagers, enjoyed horror films and ghost stories for the pleasurable shudder of fear while being perfectly safe at home or in the cinema and I was no different. So it was that one day I picked up a slender paperback called “The Lurking Fear” by H.P. Lovecraft. I still have it, and looking at it again I see that it cost me 3/6, which will tell you that it’s…
A Moral Cause
Someone, I forget who, once said “politics is downstream from culture”. There’s a lot of truth in it, as we can see from the “long march through the institutions” which has carried the leftist protestors of the sixties to domination of our western societies. But sometimes it’s a bit more complicated as politics and culture feed off one another to create the dominant ethos of a period. The dominant ethos of our time is that…
Chinese Crackers
So the Chinese government has done it, as we knew they would, and the British government has responded by offering 2.9 million Hong Kong residents (plus dependants) the right to live in Britain, as we knew they would. The offer is available to those Hong Kong citizens who hold a British National Overseas (BNO) passport – about 350,000 people – plus anyone entitled to such a passport on application, a further 2.6 million. A BNO…
Black Ops Matter
For several days following Saturday, June 13th, the mass media was full of stories about the two rival demonstrations that took place in London that day and the media coverage was intense and as we have come to expect, massively biased in favour of one side. The mass media were determined from the outset to report that Black Lives Matter demonstrators were of noble cause and of peaceful intent, and the media deliberately ignored any…
Optics
First a warning to our readers: This article will not be a comfortable read for people on the nationalist Right, so if you don’t want to read some home truths, stop now. I had a slight argument with my wife the other day. There was a report on the television news about Boris’s new inquiry into racial “disadvantage”. The report told us that Boris has “heard the demands of the demonstrators and will act on…
‘Black Lives Matter’ Demo and the Grand Old Duke of York
The Grand Old Duke of York was famous for having 10,000 men, and according to nursery rhyme, for marching them up to the top of the hill and marching them down again! Sadly, the moral of this ancient ditty is rather lost on many people nowadays, so let me explain: In just over two weeks’ time we will commemorate the 104th Anniversary of the Battle of the Somme, a bloody affair in which 3 million…