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Armin-Paul Hampel, AfD, Traditional Britain Conference 2018
by The Webmaster
Armin-Paul Hampel, AfD, Traditional Britain Conference 2018 Foreign affairs spokesman for the AfD, a member of the German Bundestag and with a previously distinguished career as a journalist and film producer. Herr Hampel's social media page can be found here For more Traditional Britain videos, either visit our dedicated video page and subscribe on…
The Subconscious Price of Modernism
by The Editor
Guest Contributor Mr. Brendan Heard is an artist, blogger, and author. The above is an excerpt from his new book: The Decline and Fall of Western Art. In which he severely critiques Modernist art as not just worthless, but a great evil - based on the redefinition of art itself by art criticism in the early 20th century. Making the modern world inexplicably uglier than the former, with no one sure how or why. Further paving the way for other egalitarian and relativist falsehoods that are consuming us. Print and kindle version available on Amazon:
Márton Gyöngyösi, Jobbik: Traditional Britain Dinner 2018
by The Webmaster
Márton Gyöngyösi, Jobbik: Traditional Britain Dinner 2018 Mr Gyöngyösi is the Executive Vice-President of Jobbik and the Leader of the party's Parliamentary Group. Facebook page (Hu). For more Traditional Britain videos, either visit our dedicated video page and subscribe on YouTube or better here sign-up on our own page, if you want to be…
TBG Statement: Facebook censorship of free speech and demonstrable political bias
by The Editor
Facebook has today taken down the main Traditional Britain Group page and banned at least four page editors as well. The page deletion was appealed and again Facebook did not follow its protocols in notifying page owners of any decision.
New book by Lord Sudeley
by The Editor
The President of the Traditional Britain Group, Lord Sudeley, has published an excellent history of the House of Lords. Writing from a Tory perspective rather than through Whig interpretations, it discusses the Upper Chamber from the viewpoint of a respected hereditary aristocrat. Replete with an insider's understanding, it rightly argues for the return of the hereditary peerage to the Upper Chamber. This work is essential reading for traditional-minded Britishers.