The news that four police officers have been injured in violent clashes in Belfast and that more than 30 petrol bombs have been thrown by rioters during further protests over limits on flying the Union flag in that city, raises the question: do we have time for further white sectarian clashes of this nature?
The 2011 U.K. census revealed that the white British population had dropped by seven percent of the total population in the previous ten years (from 2001 to 2011).
At that rate of decline, Britain is set to become a majority non-white country within 28 years. This fact makes squabbling over what colour flag is flying from a rooftop in Belfast seem petty, even if it is seemingly of importance to people in Belfast.
The irony of the situation is also apparent in the story told by DNA. The majority of male chromosomes in Ireland belong to the R1b haplogroup—which also make up two-thirds of the same origin as the male haplogroups in mainland Britain.
The rest of mainland Britain is comprised of the extremely closely-related haplogroup R1a and similar types—all of which means that the Irish “nationalists” and the British “nationalists” who are busy trying to kill each other on the streets of Belfast over a flag, are in fact closely related.
European history is replete with example after example of white people killing each other over what ultimately turned out to be petty irrelevancies, while the true enemies of Europe sat it out on the sidelines and moved in to exploit the weakened and decimated survivors.
What will the two sides currently fighting each other in Belfast have to say in thirty years’ time when they look around and see that their “communities” now resemble a cross between Pakistan and Nigeria?
How much “nationalism” will there be then? How Catholic, or Protestant, do they think their communities will be?
The time has come to end this mindless sectarianism for once and for all. If European people do not unite and form a common front against the deadly threat to their very existence, all might very well be lost.
And those who seek to incite white-on-white violence, for whatever reason, will be just as guilty of the coming genocide of the European people as the enemy.
Nationalist4UK
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I am fed up of the Whites attacking Whites in Northern Ireland. They need to stop it NOW, but the Ulster patriots just carry on, supporting also the Monarchy and Zionism, even though such actions are against the interests of White People!
I just want the Ulster Patriots to realise what is really going on. Protesting about this issue applicable only in Northern Ireland will not change anything. They would do better going to London to protest outside the Houses of Treason. I just want White Unity. This is nothing to do with the sects of the Christian religion! Its Zionism which has created this situation. The protesters in Ulster are calling for it to remain British. I am all for a United British Isles under social nationalist rule! The Union Jack still applies to the whole of Ireland because it has a St Patrick’s cross within the flag.
Where are the White Nationalist movements in Ireland and Britain!
Michael Woodbridge
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I fully endorse the points made by Nationalist t4UK. Of course it’s madness for Catholics and Protestants to fight one another when the important thing at stake is not our respective religions but our race. I actually believe that our race should be our religion just as it is with the Jews. However, that suggests all the more that we should march together under the same banner. As Nationalist t4UK points out, the St. Patrick Cross is already in the Union Jack.
ChrisHurst
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I’m afraid I cringed when I read this article. The current disorder in Ulster has NOTHING to do with sectarianism or Catholics against protestants, this is a very simplistic way of describing recent events.
Firstly, the facts about the chain of events which caused this latest disorder:
– Sinn Fein/IRA put forward a motion at Belfast City Council to remove our national flag from the Capital City
– The motion is backed by the SDLP
– Alliance Party – a minority party who present themselves as Unionist and hold six council seats in majority Protestant/Unionist areas, propose an amendment to Sinn Fein/IRA’s motion, that the national flag should fly on less than 20 days a year
– Alliance, combined with Sinn Fein/IRA and SDLP, hold slightly more than 50% of the council, and the motion passes, amid Protestant/Unionist demonstrations outside the council chamber.
– Since then, over 40 protests have been held every single day across Northern Ireland, with tens of thousands from the Protestant/Unionist community participating. The vast majority of these protests are peaceful. Of course, the controlled media will show you the one or two that have led to trouble. For every 1 protest the media shows you, there were another 39 (on average) held the same day.
– The most important point: These protests are being held by the Protestant/Unionist community, against the Protestant/Unionist political elite, who have neglected the working class communities who elect them. This is not just about the flag, this is about 14 years of neglect and lies since the Good Friday Agreement. The fact is Sinn Fein/IRA are just better negotiators on behalf of their community than DUP/UUP are for theirs.
– The people who WANT to make this about Sectarianism, are the Unionist political leaders. This is not anything whatsoever to do with the Catholic community in Northern Ireland, any protest organiser will tell you that.
Thinking about this from our perspective, this sort of thing is EXACTLY what we want to see – white people on the streets, with our flag, protesting against their political masters! Yet for some reason when some of the most staunch of our people, the Ulster people, lead the way, we allow the controlled media to tell us they are doing something wrong, and we call them names like “sectarian”.
RE: The Short Strand rioting:
We can argue until the cows come home about which side threw the first brick, bottle or whatever. But don’t miss the wider point: This rioting near a Catholic enclave of East Belfast, happened fundamentally because Protestant protestors were returning home, walking past a Catholic area. How did this happen? It happened, for the first time last weekend, because unlike in other weeks, the entrance into Bridge End/Newtownards Road (which leads from the City Cente, over the River Laggan, into East Belfast, and is the usual route taken by protestors returning home), was blocked by the PSNI. The only other realistic way of returning to East Belfast, is via Albertsbridge Road. Albertsbridge Road passes by the Catholic Short Strand area, which is where the trouble happened. Check Google Maps for confirmation that these two roads are the only way from the City Centre back into the East. So ask yourself this: “Who benefits?” What was the purpose of the State redirecting protestors past a Catholic neighbourhood? What happened was inevitable. Once again people are being played with like puppets. It is very politically expedient for the Unionist elite to turn the hatred that the Protestant/Unionist community has against them, into hatred for the Catholic community.
RE: The comments on haplogroups and DNA in the article: Agreed, the remarkable fact about the close relationship between Ireland and Great Britain is the best argument for Unionism from a British/European Nationalist perspective.
Long may the people of Britain take to the streets and demonstrate against injustices their political masters have forced onto them! Long may these protests continue.
Pete Darby
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What is great is that these men have the balls and spirit to fight against their political masters for nights on end, while ‘men’ on the mainland sit back and bite their tongues when they disagree with government policy.
But… To me this issue isn’t one concerned with ethnicity or blood but purely a tit for tat dispute of murder and violence between longer settled groups claiming they should control Ulster and recently settled groups; both of British Isles stock, but ignorantly spurred on by local flag waving sectarian culture. Logic hasn’t been used in this long fought dispute as the UK AND Ireland are both soon to be tightly secured to the ball and chain of the EU.
The UK is corrupt, as is the monarchy, and I agree that within 30 years they will look back and admit they were misdirecting their fighting spirit. If only that spirit can be used for something long term which will secure both ‘Ulstermen’ as well as the rest of us.
frederickdixon
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Agree wholeheartedly with Chris Hurst. This article is written from a white nationalist perspective, not a British nationalist perspective. Many, perhaps most, British nationalists, will feel a sense of solidarity with their Ulster fellow-countrymen because they are BRITISH, and although insistent on maintaining the white racial identity of the ancestral British they have rather less sense of solidarity with other nationalities, including the republican Irish. Whiteness alone is not enough. In other words, patriotism trumps internationalism, even white internationalism.
Michael Woodbridge
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As Jonathan Bowden once said, “the more innately Welsh, Irish Scottish or English one is the more European one is.” Let us glory in our ethnicity but never lose the bigger picture of Race.