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Doublethink in Britain Today by William Deller
by The Editor
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.
Our Spirit: the Case of British Identity from a Traditionalist Perspective
by The Editor
Tradition embodies a spirit of community over individual: an inseparable bond of loyalty a person possesses to his kin above himself. This loyalty can be extended to the religious, local and national spheres to name but a few. Whilst traditionalists are acutely aware of the burgeoning age of individualism – of mass consumerism, sexualised culture, spiritual bankruptcy – and are apt in defending their values when it comes to these topics there remains a an argument which, when contested, one may struggle to answer. The question is, ‘what is Britain to you?’
Markus Willinger - A Europe of regions and identity - Traditional Britain Conference 2013
by The Webmaster
Markus Willinger - A Europe of regions and identity - Traditional Britain Conference 2013 The original Identitarian? Markus Willinger, is a German Identitarian. He wrote the book "Generation Identity" which is translated into several languages. Willinger spreads identitarian ideas in Europe by giving speeches and by writing. At this time he studied history and political…