No Surrender to liberal civic nationalism
We have been asked by a former member of the English Democrats Party to publish a leaked letter (see below) that ED’s number two Steven Uncles sent to Sinn Fein Continue Reading →
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We have been asked by a former member of the English Democrats Party to publish a leaked letter (see below) that ED’s number two Steven Uncles sent to Sinn Fein Continue Reading →
The great English man of letters Dr Samuel Johnson once commented: “Depend upon it, sir, when a man knows he is to be hanged in a fortnight, it concentrates his Continue Reading →
Former Foreign Secretary David Miliband – now the leading candidate in the Labour Party’s leadership election – is basing his campaign on the assertion that Labour needs to reconnect with Continue Reading →
BBC.CO.UK, 9 Dec 2009: The Scottish government called for powers over airguns, drink driving and speed limits to be transferred to Holyrood under proposals from the Calman Commission review of devolution on Continue Reading →
Every family in the country is now facing a tax liability of £4,350 to prop up Britain’s banking system. DAILY TELEGRAPH, 4 Nov 2009: Alistair Darling yesterday unveiled the biggest Continue Reading →
Nick Griffin reveals he would support a referendum on Scottish independence… THE TIMES, 29 Oct 2009: Nick Griffin, the British National Party leader, revealed during a visit to Hamilton yesterday Continue Reading →
The English Claim of Right: Both England and Scotland as part of their Acts of Union of 1707 lost their own national Parliaments and instead Westminster became, and remains home Continue Reading →
Dear Nationalists, I know you’re busy, but please spare a moment to look at this website: http://power2010.org.uk/page/s/yourideas It’ll only take a few minutes of your time (you only need enter Continue Reading →
England First welcome this recent, though indeed very belated, recognition by Dr. Tony Travers of the London School of Economics of England’s constitutional and political situation compared to the devolved Continue Reading →