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In the Land of Lies: Seeing, Saying and Pseudotopia, Part 1

April 24, 2018/40 Comments/in British Politics, Costs of Multiculturalism, Featured Articles/by Tobias Langdon

It seems such an obvious truth: In regione caecorum rex est luscus — “In the land of the blind the one-eyed man is king.” But the English writer H.G. Wells turned the proverb on its head in his short-story “The Country of the Blind” (1904), one of the cleverest and most profound ever written. Wells’ […]

How the Muslims got a “holocaust” of their own

July 20, 2015/56 Comments/in Featured Articles, Muslim Immigration/by Francis Carr Begbie

Reconciliation is a two-way street but the Bosnian Muslims don’t seem to agree — they nearly tore the Serbian prime minister apart at the weekend when he attempted to pay his respects to those killed in Srebrenica in the civil war. But there is always an upside, and the Srebernica massacre is paying dividends for Europe’s […]

A Tale of Two Nations: Democracy in Israel, Depravity in Britain

November 5, 2014/35 Comments/in Featured Articles/by Tobias Langdon

The Israeli journalist Benjamin Pogrund has laid it on the line: “Israel is a Jewish state because that is the will of the majority; this will not change.” Millions of Jews around the world will applaud that sentiment. I applaud it myself: Israel is a genuine democracy. But imagine a White journalist saying this: “Europe […]

The Nicholas Winton Kindertransport Myth Comes Off the Rails

November 2, 2014/13 Comments/in Featured Articles, Holocaust Industry, Jewish Support for Multiculturalism/by Francis Carr Begbie

Visitors to Prague railway station are often intrigued by the group of bronze sculptures that stand on Platform One. It is a forlorn scene — a bespectacled man holding a crying child, a sad-looking little girl and a battered suitcase. These striking figures form the Sir Nicholas Winton Memorial Sculpture and tell the story of […]

The Necessary Rise of the Black Baroness

April 17, 2014/2 Comments/in Featured Articles, Political Correctness/by Colin Liddell

Given that Baroness Doreen Lawrence, the mother of murdered teenager Stephen Lawrence, is now being touted as Labour’s candidate to fight the London mayoral elections in 2016, it is time to reconsider the complexities of British multiculturalism and how the Black population and Britain relate to each other. The central problem is that because of […]

The Ruling Stones: The Ethnic Activism of Richard Stone

November 8, 2013/1 Comment/in Featured Articles/by Tobias Langdon

Martyrs and Mothers Who is England’s patron saint? If you think it’s St George, you’re behind the times. In fact, it’s the martyr St Stephen. But not the Stephen stoned to death in Palestine 2,000 years ago. No, the Stephen stabbed to death by Whites at a bus-stop in London in 1993. He was a […]

The Stars at Stake: How the Fight for “Equality” Could Mean the Death of Humanity

July 22, 2019/38 Comments/in Featured Articles/by Tobias Langdon

In January 2019, a happy, healthy 51-year-old White man called Lee Pomeroy boarded a train for London with his 14-year-old son. He never reached his destination, because en route he got into an argument with a 36-year-old Black man called Darren Pencille. This was a very unwise thing to do, because Pencille won the argument […]