Robin Pickett

I am noticing a pattern among centre-right historians: they will explain away some new distemper caused by replacement migration by reaching for some obscure parallel, as if to say “Nothing to see here if you take the long view.” A bunch of third-worlders will smash up a shop and they’ll go “Rather reminds me of the Gordon Riots!”

Care to comment on the poisonous antics of your employer, Mr. Trad @timothy_stanley? Or do you reserve theatrical talk of “decency in public life” for natives who object to their own ethnocidal replacement?

Every type of poison they can shovel down your gullet, they'll do it.

The period we’re living through is the result of a century long effort to weaken and then destroy Western civilisation from within. They first dismantled the fabric of society. Christianity was not merely a private belief, it was the moral and cultural framework that bound the British people together across class and region. Once that was successfully undermined, the common language of right and wrong, duty, and restraint began to dissolve. At the same time a ‘de-education’ project took hold. Instead of transmitting the culture, history, and habits that sustained our civilisation, education was used to distance each generation from what came before. And even to hate it. People were also steadily made more dependent on the state. As families, churches, and local communities lost influence, the state expanded to fill the gap, redefining the terms of social life itself. Britain today already looks nothing like the country our parents and grandparents knew. What we are sleepwalking into will be a darker place still. Resistance, if it is to mean anything, cannot be purely political or reactive. It requires deliberately rebuilding the things that were dismantled: restoring the transmission of culture and tradition through family and education, reducing dependence on the state by strengthening local and voluntary institutions, and reviving our shared Christian faith. Without that foundation, no political victory will last. Having good leaders at the helm will help us, but the rest is up to us.

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It’s natural law for all living things to seek supremacy over the space which they inhabit. There is no exception for this rule, from humans down to blades of grass. We know this to be true, because all living things seek to reproduce, and extract the natural resources of their environment to do so and provide a stable setting to raise or grow their offspring. As such, Nationalism is the politics of nature - it is simply the political voice of that which naturally comes to us all. The English, therefore, have an absolute right to supremacy in their native land - as do all other peoples in their own lands of origination. Liberalism and multiculturalism specifically, is a direct contradiction to natural law. England forever. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 The English in England forever. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Forever the English in England. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

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