Guest Post – 1984 is already here
The sort of surveillance state that George Orwell imagined in his book ‘1984’ is to a large extent already here in the United Kingdom. However,…
Islamopandering
West Mercia Police – Ignoring the law, ignoring justice and pandering to Islam.
The town of Telford has sadly become known over recent years for one thing and one thing only, the massive amount of sex crime…
The ‘Camel Corps’ strikes again – Pro Islam promotional activities put on for UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office staff
The British Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) has long been mocked by critics both inside and outside of administrative circles as ‘The Camel Corps’…
From Elsewhere: The Fury and the Filth
I’ve featured the work of Ash Sharp of the Republic Standard on here before and I would strongly urge you to go and peruse…
An honest politician – Why can’t we have one of those?
One of the defining things about the mainstream political scene in Britain at the moment is the large amount of Islamopandering that goes on…
Triggered !!
If there is one thing that the US President Donald Trump is supremely good at then it is triggering lunatic left wingers. In this…
When is a violent racially motivated attack not a violent racially motivated attack?
The answer is when the victim is a white British woman, the assailants are presumably Muslims, the town is Batley in West Yorkshire and…
Do-gooding multiculturalism fans upset that parents are not buying their pro Islam propaganda
It seems that the widespread refusal of parents in Staffordshire to allow their children to be taken on school mosque trips to be indoctrinated…
Terror in Canada – Knife and vehicle jihad comes to Edmonton
The entry of large numbers of Muslims into Canada over the last decade or more and under various Canadian Prime ministers, not just Justin…
If the government wants open public rebellion against multiculturalism and against Islam, then they are going the right way about it.
There is a famous poem by Rudyard Kipling called ‘The Norman and the Saxon‘. In this piece a Norman lord, one of the invaders…
