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Tag Archives: freedom
Is Boris Johnson walking into an EU trap?
Robert Henderson The Daily Telegraph reports (3oth July) that Boris Johnson has said that the UK could stay in the customs union and single market for another two years. This is potentially fatal for a true Brexit. Consider what Johnson … Continue reading
Roger Scruton on the injustice done to England by devolution
Robert Henderson Below are extracts from a talk by the philosopher Roger Scruton on the position of England within the UK since devolution . They were made one BBC Radio 4 (21 Feb 14) in their Point of View series. … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration, Nationhood, Politics
Tagged English, freedom, independence, Parliament, quisling elite, Scotland, The Scots
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The Liberal Delusion – Book Review
John Marsh, Arena Books, £12.99 Robert Henderson “Is Western society based on a mistake?” asks John Marsh in his introduction. The possible mistake he considers is whether liberals have a disastrously wrong concept of what human beings are and what … Continue reading
Posted in Book reviews, Immigration, Nationhood
Tagged ethnicity, free speech, freedom, history, invasion, liberal bigotry, liberty, political correctness, race
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Political speech and action in Britain: What is legally permitted ?
Robert Henderson Free speech is a very simple concept: you either have it or a range of permitted opinion, the scope of which can be altered at any time (http://livinginamadhouse.wordpress.com/2011/06/04/free-expression-or-permitted-opinion-that-is-the-choice/). Sadly and dangerously, not only is free expression in Britain … Continue reading
The English origins and value of the USA’s Second Amendment
“A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.” (American Constitution Second Amendment) American liberals have a problem. They wish to remove the constitutional right to bear arms … Continue reading
Posted in Nationhood, Politics, World influence
Tagged armed forces, freedom, liberty, political correctness
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Not as white as they are painted
Robert Henderson Those of us who do not share the liberal’s ostensible love of the multicultural mess they have made of modern Britain will be gratified to hear that the latest communal outbreak of the Joy of Diversity has brought … Continue reading
Posted in Anglophobia, Immigration, Nationhood, Politics
Tagged democracy, ethnicity, freedom, history, invasion, laws, political correctness, quisling elite, race
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No 10 Downing Street e-petitions dealing with Immigration, the EU and the ECHR
Robert Henderson The Government scheme for e-petitions (http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/) which the public can initiate and/or vote on is now live. If a petition can garner 100,000 votes in a maximum of a year, Parliament will then consider whether to debate the subject … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration, Nationhood, Politics
Tagged e-petions, ECHR, freedom, human rights, independence, invasion, NWO
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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 right to own and carry weapons in England
The desire to restrict the possession of weapons has always come from those who wished to not only monopolise power but to do so on their own terms. When the crossbow was invented, the medieval nobility attempted to ban it … Continue reading
The right of self-defence in England
Robert Henderson If there is such a thing as a natural right it is surely the right to self-defence, for any organism will defend itself when attacked. To deny a man the right to defend himself when attacked would be … Continue reading