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The British People – Which Way Now?

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Since the late 1800s, when the British Empire was at its height and we British had our greatest influence over the world, and following two successfully won World Wars the after-effects of which have been devastating for our nation, we British now seem to have reached our lowest ebb and at a time when there would appear to be no clear leader to follow and seemingly, no clear ideological path forward either.

This is not to say that there is no choice of organisation to join or choice of ideological trajectory to follow, and no aspiring leaders calling for us to follow them, because there has never been a greater choice. The problem is that hitherto none of the plethora of voices calling to us appears to offer anything that is fresh or invigorating — which shows a clear path out of the mire in which me now find ourselves — and therefore many of our people find themselves standing at a crossroads.

Politicians of the main establishment parties tell that the problems facing Britain and the British people are international in nature and therefore require us to act in concert with our ‘international partners’ to find international solutions to those international problems, but to most of us with our feet still on the ground it is evident that it is these ‘international partners’; the European Union, the United Nations, the World Bank and others that are hindering us in our efforts to resolve our problems, and if anything they are simply making our problems worse.

Many of us have identified nationalism as the logical answer and the means by which we can as a nation protect ourselves against harmful international influences.

Nationalism has traditionally been a popular force emanating from among the most patriotic elements within a nation, who perceive a specific threat to the well-being and integrity of their nation and who react defensively to that threat. In this sense, nationalism has often tended to be … (Continued)

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13 thoughts on “The British People – Which Way Now?”

  1. jsmithwick

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    We need a faith concept and churches for us, the way Jews have Judaism and synagogues. It’s a travesty that when we go to “our churches” we’re subjected to the Jewish peoples’ folklore (the Tanakh) followed by some Roman created fiction (New Testament). We need British history, science (including Big Bang Theory, the Theory of Evolution, M-Theory, psychology, etc), philosophy, the arts, etc in our churches. Enough of the nonesense.

      1. Stefan

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        I suppose it is better that these buildings are saved, rather than being replaced or destroyed or even worse, becoming a mosque.

      2. jsmithwick

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        It would be fitting if we could purchase such buildings in the cities to have our sermons for our new religion. That will be where we baptize, get married, have funerals, have our political meetings and family festivals (no differently than how the Jews operate). A key component of a religion is having song. The songs/hymns from the Anglicans, for example, will be taken and rewritten ;). We could still reference Christ occasionally to draw in a few, but in terms of our restructured mythology, we might reconstruct him as one of the sons of Odin lol. Moreover, for most of the sermons, we might be copying ideas from the Unitarian Universalists who dropped Christianity a long time ago, and today have sermons on evolution, philosophy, etc. I propose naming the new religion: the British National Democratic Party Church. We could invite Prince Harry to be the Monarch we look up to lol

      3. jsmithwick

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        Until we’ve liberated our ancestral churches (i.e. Anglican, Presbyterian, etc) from Jewish derived folklore, we’re fighting with our hands tied. A Jew strolls into his synagogue and is enriched by his peoples’ history and traditions. The sermons are about “his people”, his nationality, etc. We, on the other hand, walk into what should be our equivalent but are bombarded with a sissifed mind dulling derivative of their folklore. It’s a travesty.

  2. John Beattie

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    Dover last demo proved excitement, kickback, and enemy blood. Demos will grow, grow & grow, creating more enthusiasm, etc. It was witnessed. It does work, finally. Holding Fort Dover ? The bragging videos are proof it worked and will continue……….

    1. Stefan

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      Well they say one swallow doesn’t make a summer but maybe the ground is shifting towards our point of view at last.
      I would imagine that the PEGIDA demonstrations will get banned due to the violence they supposedly provoke but that is a very dangerous move for the authorities to make as the anger felt over this issue will grow & seek an outlet.
      I feel uncomfortable about the presence of “Tommy Robinson” & quite what his game is.
      The mainstream media seem to be trying to vent the pressure but at the same time conceals the true extent of what is going on.
      As in limited mentions of Calais not the long term situation there or Cologne but not other cities.
      Sweden largely gets ignored.
      Emphasis gets put on what Corbyn would do with the Calais “refugees” but not what Cameron actually is doing right now.

    2. Heather

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      It has certainly given the local MP, Council and Police top brass a headache. So much so that there is a bit of a Punch and Judy sideshow going on over the protestors being double booked.
      The MP and council are saying the police never informed them of the two sides protesting on the same day. The Police are saying oh yes we did.
      All are falling over themselves to show their commitment to the democratic right to protest. As we saw here previously when the NF planned to protest at the docks, and the anti-fascists turned up with their bricks and sticks it was chaos, the Police seemed unable to contain the anti-fascists, although some of that looked by design, if you know what I mean. It can only be a good thing in Nationalist favour as more people see the anti-fascists for what they really are.
      I do hope that continuous pressure is put on the authorities.

  3. jsmithwick

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    The new faith should be called “Britishism” or “Britianity”, and the most Holy Day of the year will be “Britmas”. At the most recent John Tyndall Memorial Meeting at Heritage and Destiny (https://efp.org.uk/category/british-democratic-party/) we see a group of British kinsmen whose thinking is all along the same wavelength, reminiscing about the past and lamenting about current political affairs. This was a good show but what needs to be added is something religious. Just make it another youtube session that’s recorded to show the world a new flavour of the British Nationalist movement. While it will turn most of the attending mens’ stomachs, they need to begin singing hymns (re-written to satisfy our ethnic interests i.e. delete the words “Jesus Christ” and replacement them with “Holy Ethereal” as an idea). No one is being asked anymore to be a “brave manly man” and charge over a trench with gun and bayonet in hand to slaughter his fellow man. You’re just being asked to begin performing ceremony as a church unique to our ethnic group. I notice there were no women in attendance. Build it, and they will come. And then after, we lighten the affair to have some games, sport, food etc i.e. like at the RWB.

  5. pilz971

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    I am extremely interested to know how we are progressing with our aims. Are our numbers sufficient that we can begin the forming of at least social enclaves as a forerunner to the future power enclaves? Have we any literature printed with which to awaken and draw prospective members to our cause?
    Whilst I work full time and have a family I would make time to spend on furthering the growth of Western Spring. Looking at the viewed figures for the various articles here posted gives me the impression that we are somewhere between 200 – 400, making the huge assumption that readers are also funders, numbers which, in the greater scheme of things, MUST be improved upon.

  7. jsmithwick

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    Well, some time has passed. Not too much additional commentary.

    It would be nice to see Max Musson nominating a Jonathan Bowden Prize to someone advocating for a new British Church. The Church is the meetings that already take place and this website, the BNP, BDP, etc … somehow we must take it to the next level.

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