Race and the UK Census: facing the facts
Mainstream journalists as well as H&D readers have this week been confronted by sobering news from the UK Census. This is a snapshot of the UK population taken in March Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Population Explosion
UK census and racial replacement: H&D analysis
Demographic details were released this week from the Census taken in March 2021 in England and Wales – some of the figures for Northern Ireland had already been released a Continue Reading →
PA activists mark Indigenous People’s Day
Patriotic Alternative activists have been celebrating Indigenous People’s Day with a wide range of activities across the UK, highlighting the threat that fake ‘diversity’ poses to real diversity. Multiracialism implies Continue Reading →
Black immigrant population of USA set to double by 2060
Most people assume that the black population of the USA has lived there for generations and is largely descended from slaves, while they associate immigration into the USA with Asians Continue Reading →
Covid-19 lockdowns in England’s racially ‘enriched’ areas
Tonight lockdown measures were suddenly reintroduced across large areas of northern England, where from midnight residents will be banned from any indoor meetings with people outside their immediate household. This Continue Reading →
Non-European immigration at record level
Newly released statistics show that net immigration to the UK from outside the European Union hit its highest level on record last year. During 2019, 282,000 more non-EU citizens arrived Continue Reading →
Coronavirus predicted by nationalist science writer 14 years ago
As we all struggle to comprehend the scale and nature of the coronavirus crisis, it is interesting to look back at an article published fourteen years ago by the nationalist Continue Reading →
Loki on Health
reproduced with acknowledgments to The Scorpion, where this prescient article appeared in 2006 One advantage of submitting one’s copy to the Scorpion at (or beyond!) the ragged edge of the Continue Reading →
Immigration surges after Brexit referendum
Many of those who voted in 2016’s referendum for the UK to leave the European Union believed that this would lead to a rapid reduction in immigration. A continuing debate Continue Reading →
U.S. Mid-Term Election Results Mixed, But Demographics Doom Republicans
(by James Knight for H&D) The mid-term elections took place on November 6 in the United States. They were seen – correctly – as a referendum on President Donald Trump. Continue Reading →