The sick state of British ‘justice’
In July 2015 a howling mob of ultra-leftwing Jews confronted a British Army veteran on Whitehall. So that no one could mistake their political outlook – and the tradition of Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Race Relations Act
Jez Turner imprisoned for Race Act ‘offences’
After a three-day trial, London Forum founder Jez Turner was convicted and sentenced today to 12 months imprisonment for offences against Britain’s notorious race laws. Mr Turner’s ‘offence’ dated back Continue Reading →
London Forum organiser charged under Race Act
[spacer height=”10px”]Jez Turner – organiser of the London Forum – has been charged with “inciting racial hatred” in connection with his speech at the “Anti-Shomrim” rally in Whitehall on 4th Continue Reading →
Australian government papers reveal race law’s slippery slope
Government documents released yesterday by the National Archives of Australia reveal that the notorious Australian race law – section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act – was the subject of intense Continue Reading →
Doug Christie – The Battling Barrister
Douglas Christie, the courageous Canadian lawyer known as the “battling barrister”, died on March 11th a month before his 67th birthday. He was perhaps best known for his vigour and Continue Reading →
Tony Hancock RIP
Tony Hancock – a key figure in British nationalism for decades – died yesterday afternoon in hospital near his Sussex home. He had suffered a stroke a few weeks ago Continue Reading →
Nationalist Prisoners Aid
The Nationalist Prisoners’ Aid Association is a relatively new organisation set up to raise money for UK Nationalist prisoners and their families. It is independent of all political groups and will Continue Reading →
The defeated Equality Bill contains Harmanesque poison
DAILY TELEGRAPH, 26 Jan 2010: Last night the Government was defeated in three key votes on the Equality Bill. The Bill is not all bad. It consolidates into one Bill a Continue Reading →
Faith schools could be outlawed after Jewish test case, says Balls
EVENING STANDARD, 24 Oct 2009: Faith schools could be stripped of the right to select pupils on the basis of their religion, the Standard has learned. The Government fears that Continue Reading →
OFSTED replacing ethnic monitoring forms following complaint
CEP blog, 02Sep09: A month ago a concerned work colleague showed me a copy of an EY2 form issued by the English education standards office, OFSTED, which included an ethnic monitoring Continue Reading →