November 23, 2021
Multiculturalism has not perhaps produced quite the idyllic society in this country which its proponents had hoped for. Instead of vibrant, happy communities where everybody mingles freely together, separate communities have emerged, which all too often tend to be self-contained. This is not a wholesome and desirable state of affairs in either a nation or a large city. What is now seen in London is spreading to other parts of the kingdom.
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Posted in Europe, Immigration
November 20, 2021
An Páirtí Náisiúnta ?The National Party is dedicated to the fulfilment of the Irish national idea. We believe in the Irish people, our right to exist as a nation and our right to defend and lay claim to our homeland. We seek an Ireland united, Gaelic and free.
November 19, 2021
Nearly a quarter of Sweden’s population has an immigrant background
Swedish State Epidemiologist Dr. Anders Tegnel, the architect of Sweden’s unorthodox coronavirus strategy, has defended his no-lockdown approach to the pandemic, attributing the country’s death toll — which is considerably elevated compared to its Nordic neighbors — to its large migrant population.
During an interview with The Financial Times, Tegnel discussed what he sees as the main factors which have contributed to Sweden’s COVID-19 death toll of more than 15,000, which at this point in the pandemic is higher than the combined death tolls of Norway, Finland, and Denmark.
Although critics may be quick to conclude that Sweden’s elevated death toll is due to its absence of strict lockdown measures, Tegnel says it is more complicated than that, arguing that Sweden’s population of migrants and people from lower socioeconomic backgrounds, which is much higher than any of its Scandinavian neighbors, has also contributed to the country’s high death toll.
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Posted in Europe, Immigration, Public Health/Safety
November 17, 2021
There is no place for political correctness if France wants to defeat Islamism, says Boualem Sansal
“Strike hard and fast, that’s what the living and the dead are calling for,” said famous Algerian writer Boualem Sansal in an interview with Le Figaro, calling on France to take decisive, hard, and politically incorrect action.
According to him, only a “big reversal” gives a chance to save France from “Lebanonization” or “Algerization.” Sansal, who won the Arab Literature Prize, shared his opinion on the anniversary of the terrorist massacre at the Bataclan Club in Paris.
On Nov. 13, 2015, individuals sworn to the Islamic State terrorist group burst into the Bataclan club in Paris, where a concert was taking place, and shot 80 people with automatic weapons. These terrorist attacks, committed six years ago, were, according to Sansal, “an act of unimaginable violence, to which the French President (Francois Hollande) responded with tears and lamentations.”
As a result, the French were humiliated, as were the French army and police.
“In the face of Islam, France has lost all ability to think, rule and act. It submits and is about to submit again,” he warned.
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November 15, 2021
An unscripted, extempore speech given by our VP as we await the arrival of our final speaker, flying in from a speech in the EU Parliament.
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Posted in Europe
November 12, 2021
On the border of Poland, three or four thousand migrants from Africa and the Middle East gather with the intention of forcing their way into Europe. We must not allow ourselves to forget though that this number of people have managed to barge their way into Britain this month alone. These two crises are linked.
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Posted in Europe, Immigration
November 11, 2021
The determination not to overlook black contributions to British history has led to the undesirable side-effect that the stories of white people in the country are instead being hidden.
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Posted in Europe, Multiculturalism
November 10, 2021
A description of this young lady’s experiences and recollections from her vantage point as a white inmate in Britain’s university system
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Posted in Education, Europe, Multiculturalism
November 9, 2021
“Take a good look around the world at what is happening now.”
Presidential candidate Marine Le Pen has warned Hungarians to avoid the fate of France by refusing to capitulate to mass immigration.
The National Rally leader made the comments during an interview with Mandiner.
“(Viktor Orbán) is not exaggerating at all. Eighty-five percent of French want to stop migration. If I could give one piece of advice to the Hungarians: take a good look around the world at what is happening now, and be careful not to get to the fate of France,” she said.
Le Pen has vowed to hold a national referendum which would put a halt to immigration if she wins next year’s presidential election.
The populist candidate said that her foresight on the problems mass immigration would lead to have been proven accurate.
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Posted in Europe, Marine Le Pen, Paul Joseph Watson, Viktor Orban
November 4, 2021
Living in a monocultural society can be a little dull and monotonous. The same can seldom be said of the vibrant, multicultural country which Britain is today.
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Posted in Europe, Multiculturalism
“Napoleon: Lessons for Today’s Leaders” – Andrew Roberts (Video)
Jan 20, 2016– The inaugural lecture of the School of Public Policy’s Wilburn Distinguished Lecture Series on Politics and Policy featured British historian and biographer Andrew Roberts. Roberts spoke about his most recent book Napoleon the Great (the American edition is titled Napoleon: A Life), which was awarded the 2015 Los Angeles Times Book Prize for best biography.
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