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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
Posted in Culture, Nationhood
Tagged birthright, ethnicity, political correctness, quisling elite, race
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Diane Abbott, racism and “positive discrimination”
Robert Henderson The black shadow minister and Labour MP for Hackney Diane Abbott has been up to her racist tricks again labelling whites as being those who wish to keep blacks down through a policy of divide and rule. Replying … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration, Nationhood, Politics
Tagged birthright, censorship, ethnicity, history, invasion, liberal bogotry, liberty, 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
Posted in Culture, Immigration, Nationhood, Politics
Tagged birthright, ethnicity, invasion, law, political correctness, public order, public spending
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The wages of Scottish independence – Nationality
The Scottish Numpty Party (SNP) has a rather strange idea of independence. It wants an “independent” Scotland to use either the pound or the Euro; to be within that prime dissolver of national sovereignty the EU; to share defence forces with … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration, Nationhood
Tagged birthright, ethnicity, EU, independence, invasion, race, Scotland
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The English in North America – Locating the Hidden Diaspora
http://www.northumbria.ac.uk/browse/ne/uninews/searchenglish Locating the Hidden Diaspora In search of the English Historians at Northumbria University are embarking on a groundbreaking project to explore why “Englishness” has been overlooked in America, while other ethnic groups are celebrated and well-known. Englishness as an … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Immigration, Nationhood, World influence
Tagged birthright, English language, freedom, liberty, modernity, Parliament
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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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Mass migration is an English not a UK problem
When people talk of mass immigration to the UK they really mean mass immigration to England. The 2001 census gave this breakdown by ethnic group for the UK: http://www.statistics.gov.uk/cci/nugget.asp?id=455 The white group comprised White British 50,366,497 85.67% White (other) … Continue reading
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Tagged birthright, ethnicity, invasion, political correctness, quisling elite, race
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Nations and Empires
Robert Henderson The longest lived empires in history, the Roman and the Ottoman, lasted approximately six hundred years; the Jews, a people long without a land and scattered to the four winds, are un-obliterated after two millennia of persecution. Moral: … Continue reading
The position of minorities
Robert Henderson All our historical and contemporary experience tells us that the more homogeneous a society, the greater its stability and peace. History and our present world also tells us that the common experience of minorities everywhere is persecution. Not … Continue reading
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Tagged birthright, ethnicity, invasion, political correctness, race
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What the nation state owes you and what you owe the nation state
In its purest form liberal internationalism holds that a man may live anywhere he wishes and owe no particular allegiance to any people, place or society. In theory, although not in practice, it is a an imagined universe in which … Continue reading
