30 years on: Remember the victims of the Shankill bombing
Thirty years ago today, IRA terrorists killed nine local residents, including two children, by exploding a bomb inside Frizzell’s fish shop on Shankill Road, Belfast. Frizzell’s was one of those family-owned shops that are fast disappearing from the UK’s high streets (where it’s now unusual to find a specialist fishmonger, or indeed any store owned by a local family rather than by a big chain or immigrants). Opened... [Read More...]
Tory slump continues: civic nationalists still struggling for relevance
Reform UK leader Richard Tice with his Tamworth by-election candidate Ian Cooper and campaign team Yesterday’s parliamentary by-elections showed Rishi Sunak’s Conservative government heading for a 1997-style landslide defeat. Despite this Tory collapse, civic nationalist parties are nowhere near the level of support that they enjoyed in the pre-Brexit era. Each of the by-elections was in a very White constituency, so Labour’s... [Read More...]
Mossad’s investment in the Le Pen dynasty finally paying off?
Roger Auque, Mossad agent and father of Marion Maréchal Last week Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella (the president of her Rassemblement National party) gave unequivocal support to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Le Pen’s niece Marion Maréchal, who next year will lead the European parliamentary election slate of a rival nationalist party Reconquête!) is an even more staunch and longstanding Zionist, saying that “France... [Read More...]
Politicised policing in the UK
Home Secretary Suella Braverman – who was being applauded by some racial nationalists only a week ago after a speech about immigration – has wasted no time in seeking to politicise the response of UK police officers to the developing war in Palestine. Braverman is the daughter of Indian immigrants who moved to Britain during the 1960s. She is married to a Jewish businessman, Rael Braverman. And she has obvious ambitions to succeed her... [Read More...]
Noble but futile
The UK’s Terrorism Act prohibits any form of support for the Palestinian resistance organisation Hamas. Therefore when writing for a UK-based magazine, the only legal ‘side’ to take in relation to this morning’s events in Palestine would be to join the mindless chorus of ‘condemnation’ of Hamas for ‘invading’ their own country. Or to take no ‘side’ at all. Zionists are free to say what they like... [Read More...]
