Money-Power, Money and Power
By Max Musson: During the last few years before the British National Party (BNP) went into its current state of decline, Nick Griffin the chairman of that party engaged a professional fundraiser to help the party raise funds and by all accounts a sum in excess of £2m was raised, which later seemed to evaporate without any lasting tangible benefit. Rumours have abounded, meetings have been held and discussion forums have from time to time…
The Rise and Rise of Western Spring!
By Max Musson: When we launched this website as the ‘shop window’ of our organisation, our ultimate aim was to establish Western Spring as the most popular and influential nationalist website in the UK and today we can celebrate the passing of yet another major milestone in the development of our media outreach. For the very first time www.westernspring.co.uk has achieved an Alexa ranking placing us higher than all of the three main establishment parties.…
Alexa Rankings II – Good News!
By Max Musson: On 12th May this years I published a short article pointing out the fact that this website Western Spring had surpassed the website of the Liberal Democrats for popularity, measured in terms of the number of online hits we receive. Since then there has been some movement in the rankings which has cause most political website to drop down a little and whereas on 12th May we were ranked 15,812th most popular…
Alexa Rankings
As the popularity of the coalition government plummets, Western Spring overtake the LibDems in the online popularity stakes!
Woman Arrested Following Hospital Outburst
Today a story has been published on the Daily Mail website describing the protestations of a young English woman at Ipswich Hospital as a “shocking rant”. Apparently, the Daily Mail, who like to regale us with stories about uncontrolled mass immigration into this country – stories that cause frustration, dismay and distress to the vast majority of British people, feel that it is never-the-less unacceptable for a British person to lose her temper in frustration…
Courts System Undermined
Ethnic minority groups declared a recent High Court ruling a ‘landmark’ earlier this month, introducing as it does the legal precedent that civil actions can be decide not within the British court system, but in religious courts under the direction of the minority groups themselves. The relevant case involved an Orthodox Jewish couple in their twenties, who had a religious wedding in 2006 and first lived in Israel, before returning to London for their first…
Immigration Debate Skewed
Most people will aware that there is occasionally debate about immigration within the mass media, but few will be aware of the way in which this debate is carefully controlled in order to dissipate any impact it may have upon the public consciousness. The discussion which took place on BBCs Question Time on 17th January this year is a typical example of the kind of sanitised and neutered debate that is allowed. Question Time viewers…
The Parable of Dr Strangeways
It was a bleak and unwelcoming time fraught with dangers, but bunting fluttered in the breeze, banners flew and music played creating an atmosphere of hope resurgent. Then, accompanied by a shrill fanfare, Dr Strangeways mounted the dais before the assembled mass of those who sought life everlasting. “Good morning my friends”, he called to the people. “Good morning!” they all replied. “This morning I shall conduct an experiment in which I will demonstrate the…
Henry & Kevin Talk Sex & Politics
Henry: Hi Kevin, you’re looking cross today, what’s the problem? Kevin: It’s the state of the country – immigration, the EU, the loss of jobs, street crime – you name it, its all going wrong! Henry: I know what you mean, Kevin, if only there was a political party that represented our views – a party like the BNP, or the English Democrats – but one that was successful. Kevin: Too right, there are lots of…
Anthropological Truths – From a Park Bench
I sat down on the wooden bench to survey the autumnal scene. It was a sunny afternoon and freshly fallen leaves were scattered across the grass. Jim sat slightly slumped at the other end with his eyes closed. I wasn’t sure whether he knew I was there. He wasn’t asleep – I think he was meditating. “I’ve been reading about evolution in the library”, he said. “About the Out of Africa theory, … and I’ve…