Hope not Despair
Numerous British inhabitants are feeling progressively more depressed about what is happening to their country and people. Optimism about the future appears to be in short supply. The BBC‘s ‘White Season’ reinforces the gloom by targeting run down working men’s clubs, dysfunctional families and young white youths unwilling to work. The series gives an impression of determined effort on behalf of the BBC to demoralise the native population by portraying them as worthless and ineffectual.
To counter this offensive one satisfactory response may be… ‘illigetimi non carborundum’ slang Latin from World War II, which means ‘…don’t let the bastards grind you down’. Certain sections of the community, nevertheless, are definitely not being ground down. They are finding the instinct for national identity as deep and enduring as ever, especially when backs are against the wall. British resistance is on the rise. Capable people are coming forward with the expertise, vigour and determination, all vital in a successful crusade to revive British fortunes.
Immigrant groups now in the UK have not experienced the same historical reformations, or fragmentations, which our indigenous population have undergone. They have had a very long start on us in promoting their cultural interests and needs, but they will soon find us along side them demanding respect and declaring our legitimate rights in what is after all our own country. Our principle aims are to mark out territory, close the borders and establish ancestry along with heritage once more, in other words a brick through the window of those who would prefer it if the British simply melted away. The people behind endorsing anti-British propaganda will sooner or later understand that we will not accept their insults anymore than any other ethnic group would.
So there is room for optimism but it probably won’t be an easy ride. The government presently regards the BNP as a sore thumb in need of amputation. The injured digit, however, is becoming quite a point of interest despite an almost 100% media blackout. Regard this short article as a rallying call. Scots, English, Welsh and Irish collectively known as The British are in a struggle to survive in no less dramatic circumstances than those of World War II, and we won’t let any bastard grind us down. We have will, we have spirit, and we have the British National Party.
Elizabeth
