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Immigration or Invasion?
by The Editor
The mass immigration of aliens since 1948 is justified by arguments that they bring economic benefits. But only for the elites – the rest are pushed out of employment and their communities, their children disinherited. It is advanced behind Utopian ideals and unrealistic plans for a one world of one people but in practice, global capitalists are importing cheap labour.
Madrid and Buenos Aires Do Not Get It: Government Is Based On Consent
by The Editor
The latest Spanish demand for negotiations on sovereignty over Gibraltar has been promptly and rightly rejected by British Prime Minister David Cameron. What Madrid still does not understand is that this demand was not only rejected for historical, legal, and practical reasons, but that it was not properly addressed.
Brussels Losing All Credibility Due to Silence on Gibraltar
by The Editor
With a clear and growing majority of Britons eager to see the country out of the European Union, and pressing for a referendum, one would expect Brussels to treat the UK with kids gloves. One would expect Eurocrats to go out of their way to prove the alleged advantages of membership in the European Union, and to take each and every opportunity to convince voters to change their mind.
‘The Third Man’ – The Independent gets it wrong!
by The Editor
The Independent and Conservative Future bully ‘The Third Man’ into public recantation. One of the latest attacks on the Traditional Britain Group came from the Independent last week as it warned against the growing threat of a younger ‘loony right.’
Review: Reincarnation - Guidance for the 21st Century by William Deller
by The Editor
Although you may be startled by the title of this book which has just been published on Kindle, it is very relevant to the interests of Traditional Britain. It criticises the ideological indulgence and wilful blindness of leaders who are leading society down a blind alley on matters such as over-population, immigration, same-sex marriage. The book explores the way that ethical policies, such as those offered by religion (the institutionalised conscience of humanity), could beneficially influence governance. The problems that confront Britain are very profound and, I believe, can only be dealt with at a spiritual level.