Tory gamble fails
Posted by admin978 on June 9, 2017 · Leave a Comment
Early results have confirmed the H&D team’s suspicions that this UK general election would prove a personal disaster for Prime Minister Theresa May.
We shall tomorrow be publishing our analysis of what this means for the racial nationalist movement. UKIP died today; the promise of “strong and stable” Tory rule has proved illusory. In fact Mrs May’s gamble has been arguably the most disastrous decision in the history of Western democracy. Only a handful of hardcore pro-Brexit constituencies in the Midlands shifted from Labour to Tory: Mansfield, NE Derbyshire, Walsall North and Stoke South (the latter a former BNP stronghold where UKIP boosted the Tories by standing aside).
This has proved a disastrous election for the multi-racial, politically correct Scottish National Party, whose former leader Alex Salmond was among several casualties: in fact the only silver lining for the Conservatives is that they will gain several seats from the SNP. Scottish independence is as dead as UKIP after tonight’s results. The Union is safe.
Though this might seem an excellent result for Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour, racial nationalists should not despair.
Watch this space for developing news on an extraordinary election!
Meanwhile – sadly – this election confirmed the decline of our existing racial nationalist parties. Even in Pendle the BNP’s Brian Parker – his party’s last remaining borough councillor – managed only 1.6%, though he had no UKIP opponent.
2017 has definitively killed off Prime Minister May and two moribund parties: UKIP and the BNP.
Perhaps the best news of the election for H&D readers is that the Democratic Unionist Party emerges from this election greatly strengthened, with ten MPs in a (probably) hung parliament.
