The results for the Lewisham East bye-election came in yesterday, with Labour winning by a comfortable majority. Both the Labour Party and British law showed its anti-White bias, as Labour excluded Whites from the shortlist of candidates, the winner Janet Daby being the daughter of West Indian Windrush immigrants, her candidacy obviously motivated by the current Windrush fervour in Westminster regardless of ability. The British National Party, which we will come onto in due course, once excluded non-Whites from its membership until the government-financed QUANGO and ironically-named Equality and Human Rights Commission threatened court action under the Race Relations Act 1976. The Equality Act 2010, noted for its Orwellian doublethink, superceded this and allows for the anti-White discrimination practiced by the three main parties. UKIP came in sixth with a paltry 380 votes and the newly-formed and much-vaunted For Britain Party obtained a risible 266 votes. It is the latter's performance and its leader with which we are concerned here.
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I think a good comparison to the fake right is a quack doctor.
ReplyDeleteIf someone is suffering from a serious disease and needs serious medical treatment the patient might be scared of this and tempted to listen to the quack doctor that tells them to sprinkle powdered turtle on their breakfast or to paint their bedroom bright yellow for a few months as the solution. The patient is scared of the serious medical treatment with potential side effects and long or painful recovery time and doesn't want to be untreated entirely so goes for the easy middle road with the quack. The quack's solution does no real good to the disease and in the process the disease gets worse for the delay or the patient dies.
So we see the quack, those that offer false support and solutions that delay real treatment are very dangerous and harmful. They are not stepping stones to real treatment and real doctors.
(and obviously there is the question of morality, money and resources, man hours wasted, etc.)
It's sad how many nationalists were quick to spot the early potential of the internet years ago, even before youtube and all the big social media was a thing, yet totally failed to build their own space and infrastructure. They're playing catch up once again. Instead they've relied and continue to rely on begging or renting access from people who hate them or hoping to go unnoticed somehow while still putting out their messages or services. All of this folly has been coming back to haunt them as to no one's surprise things get shut down, just as they did offline. Why do nationalists continue to build lives depending on all these platforms they know are hostile and will turn on them? If your only income is patreon or similar of course it will be attacked and shut down. The other side have never ever shown any interest in "playing fair" or "being nice" to us. There needs to be some kind of self sufficiency.
ReplyDeleteWell said and good on you for saying so. Without the keystone, the arch falls. That should be paramount in organizers' minds.
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Thanks also for being candid about past errors. That honors you. I'm convinced that truth trumps expediency. No sane person makes serious, even life-threatening sacrifices for half-truths and outright falsehoods.
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Thanks for providing an explanation of these various political entities for an American reader. I know that UKIP boasts of an anti-Muslim immigration stance, for which I applaud it, and I've enjoyed Farage's take-downs before the despicable EU, but I'd heard that he was neutral towards former Commonwealth citizens immigrating into England. I used to enjoy Pat Condell until I noted his claim that the sole reason for anti-Zionist activities in Palestine were anti-Semitism. I shall have to research the National Front in England. Keep up the good work, I particularly liked your videos on Nature in Europe.
ReplyDeleteAre you rightist or nationalist? Why do you confuse the terms?
ReplyDeleteI am both. There is no confusion. Racial purity is a Rightist position. That's why nationalists are labelled 'far right' by the press, but it is a normative position, as all Rightist positions are. I take it you're new here. Have a read of the articles on here and you'll soon understand the history of these terms.
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