ROTHERHAM

My latest video is from Rotherham, the town made famous for the rape of 1,400 young girls by Muslims over a 15-year period, which was covered up by the British state and police. I also look at the case of Tommy Robinson, formerly of the EDL, and the difference between him and the unsung hero who actually brought the scandal to light, Marlene Guest of the BNP. I also talk about the army of Tommytards who have tried to railroad the comments section here by posting abuse, disinformation and libel. Please note: all comments go straight into moderation and any that are misleading, abusive or libellous get hit with the delete button. That means you will waste several minutes of your time on nothing. I see there is now a collection fund to donate to, organised by Tommy Robinson's Zionist handlers. This will go to the same Zionists putting restrictions on White European freedoms through litigation and bureaucracy, and the irony of Tommytards whining about Robinson being falsely imprisoned because of state infringements on free speech seems to be lost on most people. Anyone of White European extraction donating to the fund must be considered a buffoon and a fool.

HERO-WORSHIP AND TOMMYTARDS

The True Right has always believed in strong leadership and the ability, as Thomas Carlyle wrote, of 'great men' to shape history. In his collection of lectures On Heroes, Hero-Worship and the Heroic in History, Carlyle identifies six types of hero: the Hero as Divintity, as Prophet, as Poet, as Priest, as Man of Letters and as King. This is not limited to the Right, for the Left also has its heroes: its revolutionaries and men of theory. What we have seen since the 1960s is a new breed of hero that has emerged, firstly on the Left, but now increasingly on the Right: the Hero as Activist. The activist's name on everyone's lips at the moment, especially since his recent arrest and imprisonment, is Tommy Morrison, but is he a hero and will he shape history?