More people visit this website than visit all the other UK political websites combined. They do so because:
A. They are looking for a viable alternative to the Lib-Lab-Con triumvirate who put on an act of squabbling like ferrets in a sack over the same centre ground multicultural, global capitalist politics.
B. They have seen through [...]
In a blog dealing with green matters, the Times Online of March 14th had an article entitled: “Is peak oil theory only for fascists?”. Surprise, surprise this well-worn epithet referred to us. The article began: “Which British political party has the following observations about peak oil on its website?
“The Greens? The Lib Dems? Think again. [...]
I feel a little concerned at the over enthusiasm of some BNP members and supporters who talk of our winning two or three seats on the Greater London Assembly on May lst. They base their optimism on the argument that in 2004 we were only 0.3% short of obtaining one seat and since then the [...]
When we state in Identity that moderate Muslims in Britain do not support acts of terrorism either carried out or being plotted by extremist holders of their faith, then this is not word play to avoid prosecution . Islam has always been subject to an inner conflict between the ‘moderates’ and the extremists, but today [...]
Bumbling Brown and his lame dog Chancellor Alistair Darling, whose speed in joint decision making matches that of a geriatric tortoise, have been sold a pup if they really believe that Northern Rock has been nationalised.
The resultant taxpayers’ exposure to the beleaguered bank has doubled since the beginning of the year and now stands at [...]
Writing in November last for our December issue, Nick Griffin said of the global capitalist crisis that was beginning to unfold:
“This is not a little local credit difficulty for the US financial sector and shareholders in Northern Rock, nor even a replay of the economic weaknesses of the first and final years of the last [...]
Surely white voters in London must realise that Ken Livingstone is not just a perky, independent minded man of the left, who collects newts (and often gets as drunk as one). The recent investigations by Channel 4 and the London Evening Standard reveal that he is surrounded by a coterie of unelected old chums of deep [...]
On this burning issue of immigration, the news it now generates has become so extensive and bizarre that it is difficult for a monthly journal to keep up with it. It is, of course, because the BNP has awoken the nation to this ‘elephant in the drawing room’ and consequently stealing Lib-Lab-Con votes, that discussion [...]
Hoping that the British electorate would not notice, the non-flash Gordon Brown sneaked into the Lisbon Summit and signed away the historical right of our Parliament to decide upon our laws and their administration. By turning up after all the delegates from the other 26 countries had signed the treaty, Brown managed to draw [...]
By the number of comments received, Nick Griffin’s New Year message was an inspiration to most members. He dealt as aptly and forcibly in his message as he did in his pre-Christmas actions with the attempt to split the BNP by so-called ‘hard-liners’, aided by at least one ‘Searchlight” agent provocateur. It is, of course, [...]
As some of you know, I have been in Nationalist politics for over 50 years and found through experience that because of the inherent individuality of character among Nationalists and those of the radical right - far removed from the leftist herd runners - they are ready to argue amongst themselves at the drop of [...]
Mosques a “Catalyst For Conflict” across Europe.
The Swiss People’s Party (SVP) appears to have strengthened its power in last month’s election in spite of having its main election rally in Berne attacked by the far left and anarchists armed with street furniture. The great and the good of the Social Democrats and the bien pensant [...]
The late (and I hasten to add unlamented) Dr Joseph Goebbels is alleged to have said that the bigger the lie the more people are willing to accept it. We can only assume, therefore, that the Home Office scribes who produced October’s well-publicised study on the economics of immigration, and came up with the fiction [...]
As we write it seems likely that our 5,000 troops based at Basra airport, with no hard cover, could be withdrawn from Iraq by the end of the year. We only hope that no more deaths will be added to the 170 who gave their lives, plus 700 seriously wounded, since the pointless war that [...]
It is not jingoistic if we say that despite the greed enacted in the past by individuals and companies exploiting the mineral riches of Africa - King Leopold of the Belgians being a classic case, many administrators of the British and French empire territories did devote their lives to trying to improve the lot of [...]
In this Notebook in the May issue we revealed that Sir Ronald Cohen, the founder of the private equity business in the UK ( the experts in asset stripping) has been one of Gordon Brown’s most trusted informal advisers over the past decade. Now that Brown is installed in No.10, Sir Ronald becomes one of [...]
It has long been my view that as ‘diversity’and ‘divisive’ have the same root prefix it is surprising that nobody seems to have wondered why, particularly those who speak glowingly of the alleged advantages of ‘diversity’. But it seems that times are a changing, when we see such bastions of liberal thinking as America’s International [...]
As each day passes it becomes clear that Gordon Brown has fully accepted the 50 point plus sell-out of British Interests in our membership of the EU enacted by Blair at his final appearance at the June Brussels summit.
Not only has he made it clear that he is not supporting the referendum that Blair, therefore [...]
With its strong representation of ex-servicemen in its membership, and the secret support of no small number of existing servicemen and women, the BNP is foremost in the praise of the training, discipline and efficiency of those serving in Iraq and Afghanistan. From the start, of course, we have always qualified this support with the [...]
One of the advantages of writing in this column is that from time to time I express a view that is not necessarily the official BNP view.
Elsewhere, the party has rightfully condemned the behaviour of some Moslem extremists at home and overseas who have burnt our national flag and waved banners demanding “May God Curse [...]
For many classic music lovers Sir Edward Elgar stands head and shoulders above any other British composer and is the equal of the great German composers.
Perhaps to refer to him in a music context as “British” is a misnomer, for apart from Land of Hope and Glory and the other inspiring patriotic music of his [...]
Having delivered another insult to former Tory voters worried about the effects of immigration, tireless and tieless Dave has now launched a broadside against those erstwhile voters who support grammar schools, including telling them that they are “delusional”. Again following much of the Blairite agenda, Cameron has made it clear that a Tory government would [...]
The fallout from junior minister Margaret Hodge’s theft of part of BNP policy in suggesting that native families should be given housing priority over immigrants, has been most revealing. One could be forgiven for believing that this former immigrant born in Egypt as Margaret Oppenheimer, has moved a long way since she was the ‘chair’ [...]
I’m no economist but it seems to me that the great boom we are alleged to have witnessed as part of the global economy is a fraud. Bill Bonner, writing in a recent issue of Money Week appeared to have summed it up succinctly when he asked why isn’t the money from this ‘boom’ trickling [...]
Last month marked the 25th anniversary of the recapture of the Falklands. The heroism of our Paras, Marines and Guardsmen has become the stuff of legend; as also the actions of the Royal Navy - and the merchant Navy - who lost five ships and over 60 men in achieving a victory against the odds.
Move [...]
As regular readers will know, I have long been a sceptic in regard to the veracity of some of the claims put out by the Global Warming fraternity. Whilst we cannot dispute the fact that the earth is warming up, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) gives the impression that the debate is now [...]
