Seeing Red!
By Max Musson: I have, as everyone else in Britain will have done over the last few days, been paying my respects to those brave men and women who sacrificed their lives in the great conflicts of the last 100 years. I always give generously when I buy my poppy each year and I always try to observe two minutes silence on the eleventh hour, of the eleventh day, of the eleventh month. Both of my…
Golden Dawn – The Struggle Continues
By Max Musson: It is now more than two years since the Greek nationalist party Golden Dawn caused a sensation when they secured almost 7% of the popular vote in national parliamentary elections and twenty-one of their candidates were elected as members of the Greek parliament. Since then the party has had a torrid time, engulfed as it has been by one controversy after another. The Greek establishment and the mass media have routinely demonised…
Western Winter, Western Spring …
By Max Musson: On the 28th July 1914 there began a ‘winter’ that has so far lasted 100 years. During World War One, European nations mobilised over 60 million men in a four-year conflict in which 15 million of them would be killed or lost in action (presumed dead) and a further 20 million would be seriously wounded. Furthermore, as if such a holocaust was not bad enough there followed twenty-five years later, the Second…
You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet!
By Max Musson: As David Cameron responds to the challenge posed by UKIP by talking up the ‘tough’ line that the Tories intend to take in tackling immigration into Britain from the EU, many commentators have already pointed out the disingenuous nature of this debate, explaining that immigration from the Third World is a much greater existential threat to the future survival and welfare of the European peoples. Few however have so far raised as…
Parliament Stunned by French Revelations!
By Max Musson: Yesterday, Natacha Bouchart, the Mayor of Calais, cleared up a mystery that has apparently baffled Parliament for decades. It seems that for many years parliamentarians have wondered why it is that countless thousands of economic migrants have resorted to the most bizarrely dangerous means of getting into Britain. They have squeezed themselves into the engine compartments of motor vehicles; they have squeezed into the wheel arches and hung from the axles and…
The ‘Martyrdom’ of Garron Helm
By Max Musson: There has been a sense of outrage and widespread disgust at the announcement recently that Garron Helm, a twenty-one year old member of National Action, has been sentenced to a month in prison for effectively little more than being rude to a privileged minority politician. On 7th August, Garron apparently used Twitter to send a message to Jewish Liverpool Labour MP Luciana Berger. The message showed a picture of Miss Berger with a…
A Western Spring
By Max Musson: It is gratifying that in recent months groups whose aims and outlook are similar to Western Spring have begun to respond positively to our outreach and we now find that new a movement is beginning to take shape, one of which Western Spring is a part. The common characteristic of these groups and the movement of which they are the ‘green shoots’, is that we are indeed post-nationalist in the sense that we recognise…
Nothing should Disturb that Condell Moment, but …
By Max Musson: My attention has recently been drawn to another of the video blogs by Pat Condell, and just as with many of his other productions, he speaks compellingly about the madness of multiculturalism and the threat posed by ‘Islamism’ to all Western nations. I like Pat’s demeanour and the forthright way in which he asserts his common sense beliefs, but I have always been disappointed by the limitations placed on him, which mean that his…
Ebola: Epidemic, Pandemic, Apocalypse?
By Max Musson: In a previous article I discussed the way I which fictional accounts of a ‘zombie apocalypse’ compare with the approach of our government towards the mounting catalogue of hostility shown by certain immigrant groups towards the indigenous people of Britain. In that article I identified the classic feature of a typical ‘zombie apocalypse’ movie: “The response of the authorities to the zombie threat is invariably slower than its rate of growth, giving the…
Zombie Apocalypse
By Max Musson: Most of us will at some time or another have watched a horror film that depicts some sort of ‘zombie apocalypse’, in which ‘zombies’, once dead humans who have been transformed by a plague or virus into crazy flesh-eating beings, rise from the dead and launch a frenzied cannibalistic attack upon the rest of humanity. Examples of this genre of horror fiction include George A. Romero’s 1968 film ‘Night of the Living…