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Remember, remember the fifth of November – it speaks to us today
Robert Henderson Anyone taking their cue from the mainstream British media would imagine that Guy Fawke’s night is merely an archaic piece of religious bigotry. The papers and airwaves are alive with mediafolk and politicos tut-tutting over the “anti-Catholic festival”, with the … Continue reading
Posted in Anglophobia, Nationhood, Politics
Tagged EU, independence, invasion, Islam, Parliament, religion
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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
Posted in Culture, Economics, Nationhood, World influence
Tagged censorship, EU, independence, invasion, laissez faire, political correctness, race
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No need to speaka da English in the NHS
Robert Henderson Speaking in the House of Lords Lord Winston, professor of fertility studies at Imperial College London, has warned that the employment of nurses from within the EU and the European Economic Area (EEA – this is the EU … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration, Politics
Tagged employment, EU, free trade, NHS, political correctness
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War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery, Knowledge is Ignorance…. Treason is Patriotism…
Robert Henderson As yet another prime British business, the hi-tech company Autonomy, is bought by foreigners and the country is still digesting the failure of a massive contract for trains to go to the last British based train-maker Bombardier ( … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Immigration, Nationhood
Tagged EU, free trade, laissez faire, Parliament
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The wages of Scottish independence – infrastructure
Geographically Scotland is very isolated. It is a stranded at the top of mainland Britain with a single land border with England. Any goods or people coming and going to Scotland have a choice of independent access by air and … Continue reading
Posted in Devolution, Economics, Immigration, Nationhood, Politics
Tagged EU, public service, public spending, Scotland, The Scots
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The wages of Scottish independence – a divided country
The divided country is not the UK but Scotland. Its divisions are cultural, geographical, religious, demographic and racial. Demographically Scotland is a most peculiar place. It has a population estimated at 5.2 million in 2010 (http://www.scotland.org/facts/population/) set in an area … Continue reading
Posted in Anglophobia, Culture, Devolution, Economics, Nationhood, Politics
Tagged British, Celts, ethnicity, EU, independence, Scotland
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The wages of Scottish independence – membership of the EU
The Scottish Numpty Party (SNP) leader Alex Salmond has a dream; well, more of an adolescent fantasy really. He imagines that an independent Scotland would immediately be embraced enthusiastically by the EU. In the more heroically bonkers versions of the fantasy, … Continue reading
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
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Tagged birthright, ethnicity, EU, independence, invasion, race, Scotland
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The wages of Scottish independence – immigration
The Scots Numpty Party (SNP) fondly imagines that an independent Scotland would continue to have free access to England. They recklessly assume Scotland’s position would be akin to that of the Republic of Ireland. However, that assumption rests on a … Continue reading
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Tagged British, English, EU, independence, Parliament
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English Speaking Union debate: ‘This house believes that an English Parliament is the last hope for a United Kingdom’
Report and commentary on the Campaign for an English Parliament English Speaking Union debate 24 November 2010 held at Dartmouth House, 37 Charles Street, London W1J 5ED Proposition: ‘This house believes that an English Parliament is the last hope for a … Continue reading
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Tagged EU, freedom, Parliament, quisling elite
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