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Author Archives: Robert Henderson
Michael Heseltine – Rebalancing the British Economy
12 June House of Commons Robert Henderson Michael Heseltine was the sole speaker. He has recently submitted a government-commissioned report No Stone Unturned (http://www.bis.gov.uk/assets/BISCore/corporate/docs/N/12-1213-no-stone-unturned-in-pursuit-of-growth.pdf). It was unusually depressing fare, because like the later Bourbons Heseltine has forgotten nothing and learned … Continue reading
Suppressing scandal – The Mayor of London’s State of London Debate 12 June 2013
Methodist Central Hall Event broadcast by LBC Speaker Mayor of London Boris Johnson Presenter Nick Ferrari of LBC There was a substantial audience of, according to LBC , 2,000. Boris Johnson gave a short inconsequential speech in his routine Old … Continue reading
Posted in Devolution, Politics
Tagged censorship, Francis Crick Institute, political correctness, quisling elite
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Emma West and the State – The State has its way (sort of)
Robert Henderson Emma West has finally been worn down. Eighteen months after she was charged with racially aggravated intentional harassment and racially aggravated assault , she has agreed to plead guilty to the lesser charge of racially aggravated harassment, alarm … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration, Politics
Tagged birthright, Emma West, independence, invasion, liberal bigotry, political correctness, quisling elite, race
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How England became the mother of modern politics
Robert Henderson I was tempted to entitle this essay “England – the mother of modern democracy”, for the political structures of any state which calls itself democratic today owe their general shape to the English example. In addition, many modern … Continue reading
Posted in Nationhood, Politics, World influence
Tagged birthright, English, English language, freedom, liberty, modernity, Parliament
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Richard North: useful idiot or Europhile wolf in Eurosceptic’s clothing?
Campaign for an Independent Britain meeting 4th May 2013 Dr Richard North: The way forward His contribution was very odd indeed for someone who is supposedly strongly Eurosceptic. His “way forward” is for the UK to remain entwined in coils of … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Immigration, Nationhood, Politics
Tagged birthright, EU, independence, Parliament, political correctness
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Bruges Group meeting 23rd April 2013 – Immigration: Can we control it?
Robert Henderson Speakers: Sir Andrew Green (MigrationWatch UK) Philip Hollobone (Tory MP for Kettering) Gerard Batten (UKIP MEP for London) This was a meeting truly remarkable the vehemence and explicit nature of the anti-immigrant feeling which was put forward not … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Economics, Immigration, Nationhood, Politics
Tagged ethnicity, invasion, political correctness, race
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The Archers: an everyday story of simple feminists saying “Men!” folk
Robert Henderson The white male characters in the Archers are invariably either louts or cringing wimps who are treated as children by the female characters. (Ethnic minority male characters are of course exempted from this rule, being invariably middleclass and … Continue reading
Posted in Anglophobia, Culture, Immigration, Nationhood
Tagged feminism, invasion, Islam, political correctness, race
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Emma West’s trial scheduled for the sixth time
Robert Henderson Emma West was due to stand trial at Croydon Crown Court for two racially aggravated public order offences arising from her complaint about mass immigration and its effects made on a Croydon tram in November 2011 . The … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration, Nationhood, Politics
Tagged birthright, censorship, crime, Emma West, ethnicity, invasion, laws, political correctness, race
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Margaret Thatcher: the most useful of idiots is dead
Note: Undoubtedly a gigantic political personality, but that is disastrous if the politics and understanding of what she was doing are missing. One of her favourite claims was that she had been “badly advised”. Just what you don’t want as … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Immigration, Nationhood, Politics
Tagged crime, ethnicity, EU, invasion, liberal bigotry, political correctness, race
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The EU IN/OUT referendum: strategy and tactics for those who want to leave the EU
Robert Henderson The general strategy A) How to leave Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty states 1. Any Member State may decide to withdraw from the Union in accordance with its own constitutional requirements. 2. A Member State which decides … Continue reading
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Tagged birthright, censorship, EU, independence, invasion, Parliament, quisling elite
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