Heritage & Destiny has been reflecting a wide range of racial nationalist news and opinion for more than 25 years
During the past 48 hours Nigel Farage has shown why no true nationalist should support Reform UK. Regular readers will know that we were already disgusted by Farage’s blatant betrayal Continue Reading →
His strangely assorted fan club of ageing hippies, libertarians, and Putinists have greeted Julian Assange as a hero today, after the Wikileaks founder was released from prison following a plea Continue Reading →
Rishi Sunak’s Conservatives and their main challenger on the ‘right’ – Reform UK leader Nigel Farage – have dragged UK politics to a new low: a level of dishonour that Continue Reading →
The editor and staff of Heritage and Destiny wish all readers a very happy Summer Solstice today. Europeans have celebrated this day since Neolithic times, marking the turning point of Continue Reading →
While the rest of Europe is engaged in elections for a ‘Parliament’ that has little genuine power over European institutions, nominations were published this weekend across the UK for the Continue Reading →
The General Election has already seen its first U-turns, as two headlines from the campaign’s first week were reversed. But far from indicating genuine potential for change, these U-turns revealed Continue Reading →
As the UK general election campaign ends its first week, Labour still looks a certain winner. But the party’s first stumble has illustrated the problem of victim culture in today’s Continue Reading →
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced this afternoon that there will be a general election on 4th July. This will almost certainly result in a Labour government, leaving Sunak as the Continue Reading →
This week political leaders from across the party spectrum joined forces in Westminster to demand obeisance to the only religion that now has any significance for the international elite: the Continue Reading →
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer chose the perfect day to encapsulate the farce of ‘democratic’ party politics. Each year on the anniversary of VE Day we have become used to Continue Reading →