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Tag Archives: England
How England subsidises the Celtic Fringe
Robert Henderson Population estimates – Office for National Statistics https://commonslibrary.parliament.uk/research-briefings/sn04033/ Public spending by country and region Published Friday, December 13, 2019 Philip Brien This note provides information on levels of public spending per head in the countries and regions of the … Continue reading
EU Referendum – England voted 53.37% to leave
EU referendum results England voted 53.37% to leave and 46.63% to remain How do is the figure derived? Total vote 33,551,983 Comprised of Leave: 17,410,742 (51.9%) Remain: 16,141,241 (48.1%) Scot Leave: 1,018,322 NI … Continue reading
The British success at the Rio Olympics should be no surprise
Robert Henderson UK’s success in the Rio Olympics where they came second in the medal table (and second in the Paralympics medal count) has resulted in a monumental gnashing of teeth by the politically correct ranging from squealing expressions of … Continue reading
Book review – Displacement
The story of a man resigned to being a victim because he does not realise he is a victim Author Derek Turner Obtainable from Amazon Review by Robert Henderson In his last work Sea Changes Derek Turner offered a large … Continue reading
Posted in Book reviews
Tagged birthright, England, independence, invasion, liberal bigotry
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Bruges Group Meeting 1 June 2015 – John Redwood says he could vote to stay in the EU
Meeting title: The EU and the Future of Britain Robert Henderson Speakers: Tim Aker (Ukip MEP) John Redwood (Tory MP) Peter Oborne (Associate editor of the Spectator magazine) The meeting was well attended with in excess of 200 people present, … Continue reading
Shamocracy – The Tories give a whole new meaning to democracy
If you won’t vote for an elected mayor have an unelected one Robert Henderson The Tories are currently bleating their heads off about how they are all for bringing politics and the exercise of political power to the people. Local … Continue reading
Posted in Devolution, Nationhood, Politics
Tagged birthright, England, English language, Parliament, quisling elite
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Cameron is unwittingly preparing the way for Scotland to become independent
Robert Henderson All the signs are that the incoming Tory government is going to pander incontinently to the Scottish National Party (SNP) and grant ever greater devolved powers to Scotland, viz Cameron saying post-election “In Scotland our plans are to … Continue reading
Britain needs electoral reform but the abolition of first past the post (FPTP) is not the answer
Robert Henderson As parties outside the British political mainstream garner more and more support the call for electoral reform will increase.. It is not simply that the coming general election will produce a House of Commons whose representation will be … Continue reading
Who will speak for England?
Robert Henderson It is a singular thing that the question of English votes for English laws let alone an English Parliament has gone almost unmentioned during the 2015 general election. There has been a great deal of noise made by … Continue reading
Posted in Anglophobia, Nationhood, Politics
Tagged England, Parliament, quisling elite, Scotland, The Scots
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Devolution and the House of Lords
Robert Henderson There is one important aspect of the devolution mess created since 1997 which receives little or no attention in the mainstream media or from mainstream politicians, namely, the role of the House of Lords. As things stand all … Continue reading
Posted in Anglophobia, Devolution, Nationhood
Tagged democracy, England, independence, Parliament, political correctness, quisling elite
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England calling 