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Monthly Archives: May 2011
The wages of Scottish independence – the currency problem
The most problematic decision for an independent Scotland is the currency. There are three choices: to keep using the pound, join the Euro or create their own currency. If they choose the pound or Euro they will not be truly … Continue reading
The wages of Scottish independence – the loss of the military
One of the most complex aspects of disentangling Scotland from the rest of the UK should Scotland become independent is defence. It is complex because of (1) the siting of the Trident submarines and other major ships at Faslane; (2) … Continue reading
Posted in Devolution, Economics, Nationhood
Tagged armed forces, birthright, English, independence, invasion, military, The Scots
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The wages of Scottish independence – public sector employment
One of the many major issues which an independent Scotland would have to address is the extent to which the Scottish economy is dependent on public spending and in particular the number of public sector jobs which would be moved … Continue reading
The complete Joy of Diversity columns
Note: These are the complete Joy of Diversity columns published in Right Now! Magazine between January 2005 and December 2006. Sadly, the magazine has now ceased publication. The columns provide snapshots of the truly mad world which political correctness has … Continue reading
Posted in Anglophobia, Immigration, Nationhood
Tagged CRE, ethnicity, history, invasion, liberal bogotry, political correctness, quisling elite, race
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The truth about UK oil and gas
The Scots Numpty Party (SNP) bases its case for the viability of Scotland’s independence on the idea that wicked England has been “stealin’ ouir oil” and that if only they had control of the tax revenues from UK oil and gas … Continue reading
Posted in Devolution, Economics, Nationhood
Tagged independence, oil and gas, technology
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Make sure the costs of Scottish independence get into the media
The letter below was published in the Times 10 May 2011. It is extremely important that the debate on independence for Scotland is conducted on the basis that Scotland will not be allowed to walk away from the financial obligations … Continue reading
Posted in Devolution, Economics, Nationhood
Tagged ethnicity, Parliament, political correctness, quisling elite
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How English football became foreign football played in England
Robert Henderson English football has “enjoyed” the benefits of more or less unrestricted market forces and the globalist ideology for twenty years. The result is instructive: a combination of huge amounts of new money (primarily from television, sponsorship, inflated ticket … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Economics, Immigration, Nationhood, Politics
Tagged ethnicity, free trade, laissez faire, political correctness, quisling elite
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Scottish independence? Yes, but only on these terms
The Scots Numpty Party (SNP) has managed to defeat the attempts of the unionists who deliberately devised the electoral system to thwart single party government (and hence leave independence off the practical political agenda) and get a majority in Scotland. The … Continue reading
The right to own and carry weapons in England
The desire to restrict the possession of weapons has always come from those who wished to not only monopolise power but to do so on their own terms. When the crossbow was invented, the medieval nobility attempted to ban it … Continue reading
The right of self-defence in England
Robert Henderson If there is such a thing as a natural right it is surely the right to self-defence, for any organism will defend itself when attacked. To deny a man the right to defend himself when attacked would be … Continue reading
