Our people were once again out and about spreading our message over the weekend. This time we were out in Bolsover, Derbyshire. We will continue to spread the word and bring people on board while we build a movement for change.
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A recent arrest by a European wide task-force has shown the extent of how well-organised and intricate the migration scandal into the UK is. An Iranian asylum seeker who sought refuge in Britain is now facing trial in Belgium on charges of being a human trafficking kingpin. While taking full advantage of the UK taxpayer,
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Once in a while, we see a glimmer of common sense come from the Conservative Party. On this occasion, it came from the London mayoral candidate Susan Hall. She sparked a heated debate by suggesting that the iconic Notting Hill Carnival should be relocated to a different venue. I would say that the Carnival needs
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As yet another example of our continued path down the road of diversity, a teacher by the surname of Haque has been arrested for allegedly planning to target prominent landmarks in the city, including Heathrow Airport and Big Ben. Furthermore, this so called teacher has also been accused of showing ISIS beheading videos to students.
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Recent revelations have shown sexualisation and indoctrination of children in UK schools, with controversial lesson plans including ‘masturbation as homework’ and children being told their views are ‘not welcome’ in their school. Footage recently emerged of a teacher calling students ‘despicable’ and ‘homophobic’ and telling them to change schools after they questioned the mental state
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In a significant victory for whistleblowers and those concerned about the growing anti-White ideology in our government institutions, a civil servant has been awarded a substantial settlement following her claims of an anti-White campaign pushed within the Home Office. This case raises questions about the role of government bodies and the importance of maintaining an
On this day, 22nd May 2023, we remember the life of a great soldier, Lee Rigby of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers. On the afternoon of this day ten years ago he was attacked and violently murdered by Michael Adebolajo and Michael Adebowale near the Royal Artillery Barracks in Woolwich, South East London. Rigby was
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The Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer is being accused of trying to ‘rig’ future general elections and trying to reverse Brexit, by changing the electoral law in order to give millions of migrants the right to vote in our general and local elections. It began when his party, including his shadow frontbenchers, tabled amendments
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On Saturday 6th May 2023, the UK will mark an important date in its history. We will all bear witness to the coronation of King Charles III, where both he and his Queen consort Camilla will be crowned King and Queen respectively. For some people who are in favour of the monarchy, this occasion will
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A South London councillor who had been suspended from the Conservative group in relation to a tweet he made on 8th October 2022 has recently been reinstated. Councillor John Bexley, who represents the West Heath ward for Bexley Council, made a tweet referencing Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who was released from prison by the Iranian Government earlier
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