October 2023 - Homeland Party

Macron & Jenrick issue warnings to migrants who sow “division and hate”

Simon Crane / News / 30 October 2023 / England, Law, Migration, Opinion, Scotland, Wales

The UK government has begun revoking the visas of foreign nationals who spread “hate and division”. Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick said that immigrants who “fall below the standard we expect in our country” will be expelled from the UK, saying that the process has “already begun”. This came after the prime minister last week threatened […]

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Another member of Parliament has been arrested.

Jerome O'Reilly / News / 30 October 2023 / Crime, England, London, Opinion

This time in connection to an allegation of rape. Crispin Blunt said in a statement, ‘It has been reported that an MP was arrested yesterday in connection with an allegation of rape. I am confirming that MP was me.’ ‘The fact of the arrest requires a formal notification of the Speaker and then my Chief

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An appeal to young men by James Munro

James Munro / News / 29 October 2023 / JournoWatch, Opinion, Scotland

Recently, the communist rag The Ferret sold a hitpiece about me to The National. In this article, they painted me as a “neo-nazi” to smear the Homeland Party by way of association. I want to take this opportunity to send this message to young men finding themselves where I once was. Before continuing, I must

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Earliest black Briton – wasn’t

Dave Gardner / News / 28 October 2023 / Education, England, Migration, Opinion

A plaque in East Sussex claiming to be the location where Britain’s first black woman lived has been removed. Why? Well, DNA analysis suggests she wasn’t black. She was more likely of Cypriot origin. Surprised? I certainly wasn’t. This nonsense whereby we have to pretend that blacks have always lived in Britain is nothing new.

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Back to the drawing board for hate crimes

Simon Crane / News / 27 October 2023 / Crime, England, London, Opinion, Scotland

The Metropolitan Police Chief had said that hate crime laws “probably need redrawing” as he faced criticism over the lack of arrests and alleged hate during a pro-Palestine rally in London. This comes as videos have emerged online of a man shouting “Jihad” in proximity of the march. Sir Mark Rowley said that having reviewed

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Young Europeans Most likely to have fewer children to save the Planet Poll Finds

Homeland Admin / News / 27 October 2023 / England, Migration, Opinion, Scotland

A survey carried out in Britain, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Sweden in August by YouGov for the Guardian has some worrying Findings for the future demographics of Europe. Asked about what sacrifices they would be prepared to make to help fight global heating, 28% of 18- to 24-year-olds and 30% of 25- to 34-year-olds said

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Yousaf forced to rewrite his “illiterate” spending plans as top civil servant threatens to resign.

William Gibson / News / 26 October 2023 / Community Politics, Opinion, Scotland

Among the public and Political circles, it is acknowledged that Humza Yousaf has been a less-than-inspiring leader for the Scottish Nation. When he published his “Programme for Government” in September, it was immediately criticised as being “underwhelming” and nothing but “reheated sturgeonism”. The lack of ambition surprised opponents, with Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar describing the

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Governments to get tough on immigration. Again…

Tom Batten / News / 26 October 2023 / England, Migration, Opinion, Scotland

Once you’ve been following politics for a few years, you inevitably start to notice an immutable truth: when a government’s popularity hits rock bottom, its politicians suddenly remember they must at least pretend to have the public’s best interests at heart. It’s like clockwork the government pigheadedly pushes through its globalist dismantling of the country

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1st World spending, 3rd World standards

Dave Gardner / News / 25 October 2023 / England, Opinion, Scotland

The UK govt spends money like it’s going out of fashion. Our politicians don’t know how to save, they don’t know how to be sensible, they spend, spend, spend. And when there’s no money, they borrow, charge the public the interest, and carry on spending. Even if it’s all wasted, they empty the coffers with

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Woes Mount for an under-pressure Sunak as he faces another By-Election

William Gibson / News / 25 October 2023 / Elections, England, Opinion

Sunak faces fresh by-election misery this week, with the House of Commons poised to approve a six-week suspension for ex-minister Peter Bone. MPs are expected to wave through a motion to see the former deputy leader of the Commons face a recall petition in his constituency. The move comes less than a week after the Conservatives

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