[Nick Griffin explains the need for commonsense in achieving long term goals.] By Nick Griffin, February 2003 Recent comments by Oldham and Keighley Labour MPs Phil Woolas and Ann Cryer on the problem of anti-white violence, and anti-asylum comments from the Prime Minister and Home Secretary, show very clearly that New Labour is working very […]
The disturbing story of the appeal of the swastika for many young Britons, by Nick Griffin
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[Nick Griffin looks at how modern-day “Nazis” are created by the mainstream media and Politically Correct propaganda.] By Nick Griffin, November 2002 I was talking to a pair of 16-year-olds in a town in northern England the other week. Bright kids, who not so long ago would probably have been able to take the grammar […]
Time is running out for Western Civilisation, by Nick Griffin
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[Nick Griffin on the Human Genome Project and the denizens of Political Correctness who deny that race exits.] By Nick Griffin, June 2002 Race issue watchers have had an interesting month. First we had the unveiling of the results of the Human Genome Project. This truly great work of scientific discovery holds the key not […]
Don’t Cry For Me Argentina (song)
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A song by Andrew Lloyd Webber (music) and Tim Rice (lyrics), about Eva Perón of Argentina.
Brand New Leather Jacket (song)
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A song by Lee Haggen about asylum seekers in Britain. The following links are copies of the same song. The lyrics for the song are given here as well. I’ve Got a Brand New Leather Jacket We came to England through the Tunnel last night (that’s right, that’s right) We claim asylum, now they’re treating […]
Winston Churchill criticized Islam in his book, The River War
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[In his book The River War, Winston Churchill expressed some of his thoughts on Islam. Churchill had been a lieutenant in the British Army, and served in the Sudan, amongst other places, where he had plenty of opportunity to observe and consider the ways of Islamic society. Here is the relevant extract from his book.] […]
You See the Sacred Blood [poem by Enoch Powell]
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[A poem written by Enoch Powell, published in his book of poetry, Casting Off and Other Poems (1937).] You see the sacred blood That in the Grail distils And crimson as a rose The holy vessel fills: That quivering flood Which thither drains Is blood that flows From our own veins. You hear Amfortas’ moan […]
Enoch Powell’s “Rivers of Blood speech”
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[Enoch Powell delivered his most famous speech on the 20th of April 1968, at a meeting of the Conservative Association in Birmingham. Powell outlined the concerns of many British people over the future of their country. Although he did not mention the phrase “rivers of blood”, his speech included the sentence “As I look ahead, […]
Enoch Powell: Intellectual, patriot, and prophet
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Enoch Powell (1912-1998) was an amazing and brilliant man. He was a classical scholar, soldier, poet, and politician. Powell was an outstanding prize-winning student and a graduate of Cambridge University. He was fluent in classical Greek and Latin, on top of which he learnt to speak French, German, modern Greek, Italian, Punjabi, and Urdu; he […]
Winston Churchill, British Prime Minister, wanted to “Keep England White”
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Winston Churchill (1874-1965) was one of Britain’s top statesmen, being the man who led the nation in its fight against Nazi Germany during the Second World War.1 He joined the army as a young man, and served in India, the Sudan, South Africa (during the Second Boer War), and in France (during the First World […]
