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The utilitarian case for the monarchy
Robert Henderson The utilitarian case for the monarchy is not about pageantry, deference or the vulgar belief that it is worth keeping because it acts as a tourist magnet. It is not about the cost of the monarchy compared with … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Devolution, Nationhood
Tagged history, laws, monarchy, Parliament, The Scots
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Liberals in a multicultural denialfest
Robert Henderson Nine Muslim men living in Rochdale Lancashire – eight from Pakistan and one from Afghanistan – have been convicted of various offences arising from what is coyly described as “street grooming” , but whose honest description would be … Continue reading
Posted in Anglophobia, Culture, Immigration, Nationhood, Politics
Tagged censorship, Islam, laws, Multiculturalism, political correctness, race
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The Archers – an everyday story of simple politically correct folk part 2
Robert Henderson Ambridge is becoming even more diverse. The “dual heritage” daughter of the white vicar who was married to a black Jamaican (now dead) and is now married to a Hindu is being given much more prominence. She has … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Immigration, Nationhood
Tagged BBC, English, invasion, political correctness, race
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Poems of England
The Quiescent They want England to be As they remember But not with tears or hurt; Only by a harmless wish As children make, Which changes the world Without fracture And leaves no moral stain. They say: “if only it … Continue reading
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Tagged birthright, ethnicity, political correctness, quisling elite, race
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Human Accomplishment and the English
Robert Henderson In his book “Human Accomplishment” the American Charles Murray calculates the contribution to civilisation made by individuals throughout history up until 1950. To give his calculations as much objectivity as possible he measures the amount of attention given … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Nationhood, Politics, World influence
Tagged English, history, industry, modernity, Parliament
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Emma West, immigration and the Liberal totalitarian state part 2
Robert Henderson Emma West has been remanded in custody until 3rd of January when she will appear at Croydon Crown Court (http://uk.news.yahoo.com/tram-race-rant-woman-court-052333359.html). By 3rd January she will in, effect , have served a custodial sentence of 37 days, regardless of whether … Continue reading
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Tagged English, ethnicity, invasion, liberal bogotry, political correctness, quisling elite, race
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It isn’t a crisis of capitalism but a crisis of globalism
Robert Henderson Contents 1. Turning a blind eye 2. What is capitalism? 3. Globalisation and the developed world 4. The suppression of dissent 5. The developing world 6. The loss of national control 7. The undeveloping world 8. Supra-national politics … Continue reading
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Tagged censorship, EU, independence, invasion, laissez faire, political correctness, race
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The racial and ethnic make-up of the 2011 rioters
Robert Henderson The mainstream British media and politicians are desperate to claim that the recent riots and looting have no racial context and that it is a multicultural event.(In fact, they have unwittingly reduced it to a black/white event because … Continue reading
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Tagged birthright, ethnicity, invasion, law, political correctness, public order, public spending
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The English Landscapes and Identities Project
12-07-2011 09:42 by Lucy Palmer “A new five-year project is announced today looking at the history of the English landscape from the middle Bronze Age to the Norman period. The English landscape of fields, trackways and settlements is an ancient … Continue reading
Patriotism is not an optional extra
Robert Henderson Contents 1. What is patriotism? 2. The roots of patriotism 3. Nations are tribes writ large 4. The importance of a national territory 5. The democratic value of nations 6. What the individual owes to the nation 7. … Continue reading
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Tagged English, ethnicity, history, industry, invasion, race
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