TBG Conference 2013: Robin Tilbrook on The Future Prospects of the World's Oldest Nation-State - England

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Robin Tilbrook's address on The Future Prospects of the World's Oldest Nation-State - England at the Traditional Britain Group's 2013 conference. Video and Transcript

TBG Conference 2013: Markus Willinger on A Europe of Regions and Identities

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Markus Willinger's address on A Europe of Regions and Identities at the Traditional Britain Group's 2013 conference. Video.

TBG Conference 2013: John Kersey on Preserving the Substance of a Nation

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John Kersey's address on The Role of a Traditional Conservative Counter-Establishment at the Traditional Britain Group's 2013 conference. Video and Transcript.

TBG Conference 2013: Alex Kurtagić - Wanted: A Moral Critique of Egalitarianism

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Alex Kurtagić's address in call for a moral critique of egalitarianism at the Traditional Britain Group's 2013 conference. Video and Transcript

TBG Conference 2013: Richard Spencer - Why We Need Europe

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Richard Spencer's address on Why We Need Europe at the Traditional Britain Group's 2013 conference. Video.

Doublethink in Britain Today by William Deller

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Britain is a democracy, one of the oldest, isn’t that so? Every few years we have a General Election, when an atmosphere of excitement is built up around the idea of electing a Government to run the country. Many speeches are made by contending politicians, newspapers are full of political analysis, debates are held on television, all leading to a climactic polling day when the electorate vote for the party they believe is best able to run the country. The process concludes by the successful parties forming a Government led by a Prime Minister who lives in 10 Downing Street and runs the country with the help of those Ministers he appoints.