Issue 121 of H&D is out now
The new issue (#121) of Heritage and Destiny magazine was published and posted to subscribers this week. The 28-page, September – October 2024 issue, has as its lead:
After the horrific racial attack in Southport in which three young White girls were murdered, Starmer and the MSM blame the ‘far right’ for the riots that followed
Issue 121
September – October 2024
Contents include:
- Editorial – by Mark Cotterill
- A seismic shift to the populist right? Le Pen, Farage, Orbán and a summer of elections – by Peter Rushton
- Right to Reply – Nationalist Community Politics – by Mark Collett
- Book Review – Léon Degrelle in Exile – 1945-1994 – by José Luis Jerez Riesco – Part II of a review by Peter Rushton
- Israel’s war against Hamas in Gaza pushes identity politics in the UK to a whole new level – by Alec Suchi
- Book Review – Stakeknife’s Dirty War: The Inside Story of Scappaticci, the IRA’s Nutting Squad and the British Spooks Who Ran the War – by Richard O’Rawe – reviewed by Joseph McCann
- From the Other Side of the Pond – by Kenneth Schmidt
- Two full pages of readers’ letters
- Movement News – Latest analysis of the nationalist movement – by Peter Rushton
- Movie Review – The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die – reviewed by Mark Cotterill
If you would like a sample copy of this issue, please send just £7.00 or $15.00 to H&D, 40 Birkett Drive, Preston, PR2 6HE, England, UK – or if you would like to subscribe, please go to – http://www.heritageanddestiny.com/publications/journal/ – for full details or email – heritageanddestiny@yahoo.com
Isabel Peralta answers X users’ questions
Two weeks after being banned from Instagram, our European correspondent Isabel Peralta answered questions submitted by Twitter users in a live podcast last night.
We have now produced an English-subtitled video version of this podcast.
Among other issues, Isabel focuses on the need for European unity to combat the present racial crisis. This is a theme that will be addressed further in the November edition of H&D as we continue our discussion of nationalist strategy.
H&D Video Podcast #1
H&D has posted our first video podcast, recorded on 13th July.
Assistant editor Peter Rushton reflects on the extraordinary elections in the UK and France. Were these turning points for ‘nationalism’? In what ways can Farage’s and Le Pen’s parties be termed ‘nationalist’?
And where does our movement go from here?
H&D is of course primarily a print magazine and will remain so: we don’t intend to become frequent video streamers.
But we shall occasionally post video podcasts, in addition to articles on our website and social media posts – as part of our contribution to the essential reassessment and rebuilding of racial nationalist politics.
The new video podcast is also now available with Spanish subtitles.
Four in a week – hard copy publications refuse to die!
Just like the proverbial bus, you can be waiting for ages for a nationalist magazine that you subscribe to – then two, three or even more all come along together!
Well, that is what really happened – for the first time in recent memory – this past week.
First issue #120 of Heritage and Destiny was mailed out, shortly followed by issue #69 of Broadsword. The day after issue #886 of Candour was mailed out, shortly followed by issue #185 of The Supplement.
Those of you who remember Walter Carr – a nationalist veteran, who was active in the movement both pre and post WWII – will recall he was not a fan of what he termed “back-slapping”, i.e. congratulating oneself, for your own achievements.
However, I think in this case “back-slapping” should be the order of the day.
Those who invest the time, money and effort to produce a hard-copy nationalist magazine, in this day and age, when almost everyone in the movement (especially the young – and the tight who in many cases are not so young), want everything online and/or for free – should not just be congratulated, but supported by those in our so-called movement.
In issue #100 of Heritage and Destiny which was published in January 2021, I wrote an article entitled “H&D Joins the Nationalist 100 Club”, here is a quote from that article, which is just as relevant today (maybe even more so) as it was three years ago.
It’s frequently pointed out to me by many social-media nationalists (most of whom don’t even subscribe to H&D as they find £28 too hard to part with) that it would be much cheaper and much easier if we were to go completely online. Dump the hard-copy, with the envelopes and stamps into the history dustbin, like most of 21st century nationalism has already done – they cry.
Even most websites seem old-fashioned and out of date, to this new breed of revolutionaries. They tell me that H&D should be blogging, and tweeting (I admit we do tweet a bit!), but most of all carry on the fight for Race and Nation via Facebook, as that’s where the real battle is! Be it on smart phones, tablets and/or other assorted “devices”, that’s how we will win our country back – they tell me!
However, I must beg to disagree. They are welcome to carry on their heroic crusade online, and I’m sure it must do some good for the cause (I think?), but there are whole groups of our people out there who do not go on Facebook, Twitter, Telegram, Instagram and TikTok, or even have internet access. Many do not even bother to go on the internet, they don’t have smart phones, tablets or even laptops, either by choice or because of their individual life situations.
And these are not just elderly people (although to be fair they do make up a sizeable part of the non-internet crowd). There is also an admirable minority among the under-60s who have made a deliberate and calculated decision to remove these machines (including TVs) from their lives forever. I spoke with one of these guys a while back in Devon and he told me that it was amazing, living with no internet and just having a phone that you can talk through! He explained it was as if you had left the big city, full of mental smog and you’re out in the clear, fresh air again and you can actually think that much more clearly.
Oh, if only I wasn’t the editor of H&D, and if I didn’t have to do what comes with the job, I’d like to join my Devon comrade in his world – well maybe for a few hours anyway!
The social-media nationalist crowd don’t seem to understand that someday – maybe pretty soon with the way things are going (i.e. with Covid) – we are going to lose the internet. Boris and his Indian friends will just turn it off, and there’s little or nothing we can do about it. When that happens, since we lack the courage to physically oppose them, we will have to take the old photocopy machines out of the garage, dust them off, and rush downtown to stock up on paper, ink, envelopes and stamps again.
I remember speaking to a group of youngsters from National Action after a JTMM and telling them this was going to happen, sooner rather than later, and the sheer look of horror in their faces said it all. I explained to them, that I was not sure at the time how this would happen, but one of these days we are no longer going to have access to the internet.
It may come via some diktat from Downing Street or Thames House, that just begins with the arrests and jailing of bloggers and social-media posters for simple dissent (as recently happened in Australia), or because the balloon will at least partially go up and internet service will go down, or be interrupted by civil disorder, economic collapse or cyber-attack.
Hard-copy publications like H&D where our people are actually required to sit down and read a block of text for content, which few people born after 1980 and almost no-one born after 2000 or so can do, are also still necessary because actual literacy, as opposed to looking at images on an electric screen, is a vital skill that White people must re-acquire and preserve in the dark days to come.
That is why hard-copy publications like H&D, must keep going, for as long as possible. But can we keep going as a hard-copy magazine – perhaps for another twenty years? Well the odds are against us, but who knows what the future may bring?
If you are one of the many nationalists (probably over 90%) who read the H&D website and Social-Media accounts, but avoid putting your hand in your pocket to pay for the hard copy magazine (or even send a donation) then please sit down for a minute and have a rethink: are you really doing your bit or playing your part, or are you just a “hobbyist” as the late Dr. William Pierce called those people who wanted to be part of something, and even in some cases claimed they would “die for it”, but were not prepared to pay for it!
At the end of the day the choice is of course yours, but if you wish to support any of the publications mentioned above (by subscribing to them) here are the details:
Broadsword – write to: BM Sunwheel, PO Box 6, Heckmonwike, West Yorkshire, WF16 0XF. – http://www.britishmovement.info
Candour – write to: AK Chesterton Trust, BM Candour, London, WC1N 3XX – http://www.candour.org.uk
The Supplement – write to: The Supplement, PO Box 1295, Bedworth, CV12 0ZX – No website but you can email – thesupplementcov@yahoo.co.uk
Heritage and Destiny, 40 Birkett Drive, Preston, Lancashire, PR2 6HE – http://www.heritageanddestiny.com
Special Offer – we are offering fifty (50) back issues of H&D for only £150.00 (including UK postage – overseas subscribers please ask about postage rates to your country) – that’s only £3.00 each. Just let us know which 50 back issues you want (some issues we are down to fewer than five now, so please include a few substitutes in case we have sold out of a few).
H&D issue 120 is out now
The new issue (#120) of Heritage and Destiny magazine is out now and has been posted to subscribers. The 28-page, July – August 2024 issue, has as its lead:
Whatever the result of the General Election – there will be no meaningful change. This is merely a changing of the guard. The only difference between the old gang parties is the colour of their rosettes.
Issue 120.
July – August 2024
Contents include:
- Editorial – by Mark Cotterill
- The “Transitional Programme” and the way forward for nationalism – by Ian Freeman
- Right to Reply – The ‘Ladder Strategy and Community Politics’? – It has its weaknesses, but it is a part of the tactic of ‘Revolution from Below’ – by Steve Frost
- The Enemy has the English countryside in the crosshairs – by Frederick Dixon
- 2024 Elections – the Asian resistance and the White surrender? – by Peter Rushton
- Book Review – Léon Degrelle in Exile – 1945-1994 – by José Luis Jerez Riesco – Part I of a review by Peter Rushton
- Multi-racialism – The experiment that went wrong – by Hugh Perry
- Book Review – Enemies and Neighbours: Arabs and Jews in Palestine and Israel, 1917-2017 – by Ian Black – reviewed by Alec Suchi
- From the Other side of the Pond – by Kenneth Schmidt
- Two full pages of readers’ letters
- Movement News – Latest analysis of the nationalist movement – by Peter Rushton
- Movie Review – Civil War – reviewed by Mark Cotterill
If you would like a sample copy of this issue, please send just £7.00 or $15.00 to H&D, 40 Birkett Drive, Preston, PR2 6HE, England, UK – or if you would like to subscribe, please go to – http://www.heritageanddestiny.com/publications/journal/ – for full details or email – heritageanddestiny@yahoo.com
H&D Issue 119 published
The new issue (#119) of Heritage and Destiny magazine is out now. The 28-page, May – June 2024 issue, has as its lead:
Reform UK – Is this really the best “the right” can offer voters at the next election?
Issue 119
May – June 2024
Contents include:
- Editorial – by Mark Cotterill
- Vincent Reynouard extradited from Scotland: backdoor criminalisation of revisionist history? – by Peter Rushton
- Right to Reply – The British Democrats and Community Politics – by Matt Godden
- The Agricultural Question: A Problem of Blood and Soil – by Isabel Peralta
- The multicultural chickens come home to roost: anti-Zionist maverick wins Rochdale by-election – by Peter Rushton
- Book Review – A Heretic’s Manifesto: Essays on the Unsayable – by Brendan O’Neill – reviewed by Gordon Chatfield
- Carry On back to an England, the like of which we will sadly never see again – by Alec Suchi
- Obituary – Judith Ann Lyons – The Fiery Redhead – 1955-2022 – by Jack van Tongeren
- First, They Came for VDARE … – by James Knight
- The people who ride in a hole in the ground! – by Jack Antonio
- Book Review – Anglophobia – The Unrecognised Hated – by Harry Richardson and Frank Salter – Part II of a review by Ian Freeman
- Into the Countryside – by James Collyer
- From the Other Side of the Pond – by Kenneth Schmidt
- Two full pages of readers’ letters
- Movement News – Latest analysis of the nationalist movement – by Peter Rushton
- Movie Review – Golda – reviewed by Mark Cotterill
If you would like a sample copy of this issue, please send just £7.00 or $15.00 to H&D, 40 Birkett Drive, Preston, PR2 6HE, England, UK – or if you would like to subscribe please go to – http://www.heritageanddestiny.com/publications/journal/ – for full details or email – heritageanddestiny@yahoo.com
Beating the bans! Isabel Peralta social media update
On Good Friday (29th March) Isabel Peralta was banned from YouTube and Twitter, without explanation, but she now has a new Twitter account @EvropaInvicta1
English-subtitled versions of many of Isabel’s banned videos are available on the H&D channel at Odysee
The latest video is from a recent visit to Athens, where Isabel found a stark contrast between the archetypal Greece – birthplace of Western civilisation – and the Greece of today, a territory completely stripped of its national, cultural, racial identity. In this video (in Spanish with English subtitles) Isabel visits both the glories of the Parthenon and the sadly contrasting disgrace of multiracial central Athens.
Click here for a regularly updated list of Isabel’s social media accounts
An English-subtitled version of Isabel’s new video, in which she discusses the basis and implications of Spanish nationality law, is also now online.
As Isabel points out, Spanish nationality law is rooted in the victor’s ‘justice’ of 1945, which led to the abandonment of concepts of nationality based on blood – the traditional jus sanguinis.
Readers might be surprised to discover that Spanish nationality law is today actively biased against fellow Europeans, and in favour of so-called “Ibero-Americans” (i.e. those whom Americans term “Hispanics”), even if the latter have no Spanish blood.
Another facet of the “great replacement” of Europeans!
But we should not despair. The European resistance is growing – and the courage, intelligence and loyalty of our European correspondent Isabel Peralta is a beacon of hope for our movement.
Isabel’s latest article for H&D appears in the recently published Issue 118, click here for details. A new article about the fundamental nationalist question of ‘Blood & Soil’, and the implications of the present European agricultural crisis, will be in Issue 119.
H&D Issue 118 published
The new issue (#118) of Heritage and Destiny magazine is out now. The 28-page, March – April 2024 issue, has as its lead:
Will nationalists ever start to win elections again? – Alec Suchi says yes – but you’ve got to be in it to win it!
Issue 118
March – April 2024
Contents include:
- Editorial – by Mark Cotterill
- Right to Reply – Community Politics – The Route We Must Take – by Kenny Smith
- On the front line in Madrid – by Isabel Peralta
- Book Review – Spies: The Epic Intelligence War between East and West – by Calder Walton – reviewed by Peter Rushton
- Elections – You’ve got to be in it to win it! – by Alec Suchi
- The Battle of Lewisham – a stroll down Memory Lane – by Paul Ballard
- At the 2023 Traditional Britain Group Conference – and the TBG Christmas Social – by Tony Paulsen
- Book Review – Anglophobia – The Unrecognised Hated – by Harry Richardson and Frank Salter – Part I of a review by Ian Freeman
- Patriotic Alternative 2023 Conference report – by John Rose
- From the Other Side of the Pond – by Kenneth Schmidt
- Two full pages of readers’ letters
- Movement News – Latest analysis of the nationalist movement – by Peter Rushton
- Movie Review – Napoleon – reviewed by Mark Cotterill
If you would like a sample copy of this issue, please send just £7.00 or $15.00 to H&D, 40 Birkett Drive, Preston, PR2 6HE, England, UK – or if you would like to subscribe please go to – http://www.heritageanddestiny.com/publications/journal/ – for full details or email – heritageanddestiny@yahoo.com
Issue 118 of H&D magazine delayed, but will be out tomorrow
A message from H&D Editor Mark Cotterill
Sincere apologies for there being no January-February issue of Heritage and Destiny magazine. This was mainly due to your editor being out of action for the best part of January having gone down with a bad dose of the dreaded lurgi – maybe Covid or some other similar disease, whatever it was – and I still don’t know as there was no chance of seeing a NHS doctor, and the nearest private doctor was in Manchester – it almost finished me off. The keyword being “almost” as I’m still here!
However, loyal subscribers should fear not as although the January-February issue has been cancelled, we have now published issue #118, which will now be the March-April 2024 issue, so your subscriptions will still run for six issues, but just be extended by two months. In all fairness to the H&D team, this is the first time in over twenty years that we have failed to get an issue of the magazine out on time, so not too bad a run.
Issue 118 is now back from the printers (we collected it this afternoon) and is now at H&D Towers in Preston, ready to be posted out tomorrow/Tuesday. So please bear with us a few more days, as your copy of Britain’s best nationalist magazine will be dropping on your doormats very soon.
As the famous German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche once said (in 1888), “Out of life’s school of war – what doesn’t kill me, makes me stronger.” Although, this sentence has been misquoted many times, I still think it is very relevant in our situation, as in my humble opinion, it nevertheless accurately portrays the picture of resilience and affirmation for overcoming adversity, which H&D does.
New Isabel Peralta Twitter and YouTube accounts after Instagram ban
The YouTube and Instagram accounts of our European correspondent Isabel Peralta were banned this week in the latest acts of online censorship against the true European resistance.
In response to this attempted censorship, Isabel has returned to Twitter with a new account.
A new YouTube account has already been created and archival material will be uploaded soon, both on this new channel and at Odysee.
Isabel has also created a second Telegram channel, both as a back-up and (for now) as a channel for discussion.
Further updates will be posted soon, both here and at a new website which maintains up to date links to all Isabel’s social media accounts.
Click here to follow the new Isabel Peralta channel.
