Irish rebels lack leadership in rebellion against multiracialism
There was further trouble on the streets of Dublin last night after Thursday night’s riots, with citizens (especially from the poorer social classes) rebelling against the multiracial melting-pot that has been forced on them by their leaders. On Thursday afternoon an immigrant stabbed three children and a school care assistant outside a primary school. It’s believed that their assailant was an “Irish citizen” of Algerian... [Read More...]
Wilders remains an outsider despite Dutch election ‘victory’
Geert Wilders, leader of the anti-immigration and anti-Islam ‘Party for Freedom’ (PVV), is being portrayed as the ‘winner’ of this week’s Dutch general election. And in a sense he is, though many H&D readers will be sceptical of his variety of populist ‘right-wing’ politics. First of all, we have to understand that he has ‘won’ in a very different sense to ‘winning’ a British election, let alone an American one.... [Read More...]
Still No Justice For The 21 – 49 Years On
Today marks the 49th anniversary of the Birmingham Pub Bombings, H&D Editor Mark Cotterill writes. I can still remember – as a 14-year-old – being at school assembly the Friday morning after the bombing, and our Head Master (Mr Tyson) trying to explain to us what had happened. Some of our overseas readers – and maybe even some of our younger UK-based readers – may well ask “What happened on the evening of Thursday November... [Read More...]
Happy St Edmund’s Day from all at H&D
The H&D team wishes all readers a Happy St Edmund’s Day, celebrating England’s original patron saint! While St George (who had no historical connection to England) is commonly regarded as our Patron Saint, the original Patron Saint of England was St Edmund, who was King of East Anglia for about fourteen years until he was killed by Danish invaders in 869. These invaders destroyed all records of Edmund’s reign, so it’s... [Read More...]
Demonstrate for Spain and for Europe: not for “democracy”! – Isabel Peralta reports from the front line in Madrid
H&D correspondent Isabel Peralta has been on the front line of recent demonstrations in central Madrid. In this frank assessment of the events in Calle Ferraz, their motive, and consequences, she draws a clear distinction between the radical nationalist response and “constitutional” conservatism. Powered by odysee embed generator (Click the bottom right of the screen above to view the podcast with more easily legible English subtitles.) The... [Read More...]
