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The heroic revisionist scholar Vincent Reynouard, who as regular readers of H&D and the Real History blog will know, was imprisoned in Edinburgh from November 2022 until his deportation to France Continue Reading →
The ludicrous statement to Parliament this week by Michael Gove listed the British National Socialist Movement (better known as British Movement) and Patriotic Alternative as examples of “extremist” groups to Continue Reading →
The French revisionist scholar Vincent Reynouard, who has been held in Edinburgh prison since his arrest in November 2022, will be extradited to France next week after it became clear Continue Reading →
This afternoon in Edinburgh the President of the Court of Session, Lord Carloway, rejected the appeal against extradition to France of Vincent Reynouard, the exiled scholar whom Parisian courts seek Continue Reading →
The appeal hearing in the case of Vincent Reynouard was heard in Edinburgh on Thursday, 11th January 2024 before a panel of judges of the Court of Session. Regular readers Continue Reading →
The YouTube and Instagram accounts of our European correspondent Isabel Peralta were banned this week in the latest acts of online censorship against the true European resistance. In response to Continue Reading →
[Now also available in French translation at Vincent Reynouard’s blog] [This article is also available in Spanish – Este artículo también está disponible en español.] [Earlier trial report from September Continue Reading →
Home Secretary Suella Braverman – who was being applauded by some racial nationalists only a week ago after a speech about immigration – has wasted no time in seeking to Continue Reading →
[The following article has also been published in Spanish – please click here for the Spanish translation.] Former Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn has launched an extraordinary attack on Heritage Continue Reading →
Scottish justice will soon decide whether to extradite me to France or release me. Knowing that, if I am extradited, I will probably spend years in prison, we can say Continue Reading →