Lee Rigby – ten years gone but never forgotten
Lee Rigby Ten years ago on 22nd May 2013 a brave young working-class Englishman – Lee Rigby, from Middleton, near Manchester – was butchered by two ‘British’ Muslim converts, the sons of Nigerian immigrants. Lee Rigby was serving with the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers. His unit would once have been part of the Lancashire Fusiliers, a regiment with a proud history dating back centuries. Fusilier Rigby was a drummer and machine-gunner... [Read More...]
Dominique Venner – a hero of the True Europe
Ten years ago – on 21st May 2013 – a great French racial nationalist, Dominique Venner, committed suicide in dramatic circumstances at the Cathedral of Notre Dame. Venner’s father had been part of Jacques Doriot’s pre-war nationalist party. He was himself politically active from the mid-1950s until his death, as one of the leading figures in an intellectual movement known as the Nouvelle Droite, together with Alain de Benoist, Pierre... [Read More...]
Gains for TUV in Ulster council elections
Most results are now in from the local council elections in Northern Ireland, held on 18th May. These elections were postponed by a fortnight due to the STV proportional representation system, which meant that counting could not have been completed before the Coronation, had voting taken place on 4th May at the same time as the English elections. As has previously been highlighted by H&D, Rishi Sunak’s supposedly ‘Conservative’... [Read More...]
When is a party a “major party”?
Many H&D readers will recently have received a fundraising email from Britain First, stating that they have been classed as a “major party” by the Electoral Commission and consequently must find £6,000 to pay for the auditing of their accounts. Some might (wrongly) imagine that this “major party” status has something to do with election results or with the number of candidates that a party stands. In fact it... [Read More...]
Vanity politics: MP defects to ‘Reclaim’ party
Andrew Bridgen (above right) during a press conference this morning with Reclaim party leader Laurence Fox Yesterday an article on this website referred to “years of vanity” as one of the problems that have beset the broadly nationalist movement in the UK. This morning we saw a perfect example of this, when the MP for North West Leicestershire, Andrew Bridgen, defected to the Reclaim Party. Bridgen has been a Tory MP since 2010... [Read More...]
