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Labubu
A chemical cloud or cancerous growth XXCongealed in space and sealed in a vacuum XXThen cast in a polymer and painted blue Served both for body and its monstrous head XXIn which a sickly smile, painted yellow, XXWas outlined with a synthetic sunscreen. If it had eyes, they were hidden behind XXThe glasses of a … Continue reading Labubu
Public Notice of Censorship
Until further notice, The Great Replacement and the Islamisation of Britain, which was published in February this year, is no longer available for purchase. Following an anonymous accusation of ‘hate speech’ unsubstantiated by any citation from the book, Lulu Press, Inc., the US-headquartered company that prints and distributes my books globally, has cancelled my account … Continue reading Public Notice of Censorship
Preface to The Great Replacement and the Islamisation of Britain
I’ve called this book a second edition, but it’s more accurately a new book, and to reflect that I’ve given it a new title. When I published the first edition of The Great Replacement in November 2024, my aim was to get the information and data it made public to as many readers as possible. … Continue reading Preface to The Great Replacement and the Islamisation of Britain
Eleftheria i Thanatos
Four human needs (count them every morning) Wake body and soul to heed their warning: Food, that holds back the pangs of our hunger; Shelter, to protect us from inclement weather; Safety, from the myriad threats to our lives; And freedom — for no animal will survive For long in a cage: though humans, it … Continue reading Eleftheria i Thanatos
Intifada in the UK; or, Importing the Muslim Conquest
In my new book, The Great Replacement and the Islamisation of Britain, I have documented some of the ways — financial, political, legal, ideological, cultural and educational — that a climate of anti-White, anti-British hatred has been inculcated in the heart of Britain and disseminated through our politics and institutions at every level of the … Continue reading Intifada in the UK; or, Importing the Muslim Conquest
The Great Replacement and the Islamisation of Britain
The Great Replacement and the Islamisation of Britain — February 2026 by Simon Elmer Paperback: £27.50 Hardback: £47.50 Look Inside Description The movement of 60 million immigrants from South Asia, Africa and the Middle East into Europe in a single generation is the largest external migration of people over such a brief period … Continue reading The Great Replacement and the Islamisation of Britain
Pandæmonium
Is this the Region, this the Soil, the Clime xxxxxxxxxxx— Milton, Paradise Lost Entertained by two boys stripped to their boxer shorts, Their bodies muscular and glistening with sweat And whose primary intention appears to be To sink their white teeth into the other’s neck (A feat in which one of them finally succeeds); And … Continue reading Pandæmonium
Two Countries, One Fire: Contrasting responses to Wang Fuk Court and Grenfell Tower
The photograph of the aftermath of the Wang Fuk Court fire was taken by an anonymous photographer on 29 November, 2025, and is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0. Around 2pm on Wednesday, 26 November, 2025, a fire started in the protective netting and scaffolding that had been erected around the Wang Fuk Court … Continue reading Two Countries, One Fire: Contrasting responses to Wang Fuk Court and Grenfell Tower
Land Ahoy!
Colder today, swaddled in overcoats worn once a year, The pretty girls strut the street in a new layer of fashion, Schoolchildren run in blazers instead of cotton dresses And businessmen belt matching trenchcoats, beige and navy blue. The hum of waiting taxis muffled by the winter morning, My stockinged feet grow cold as I … Continue reading Land Ahoy!
Pagoda
Par a noi a- crit i cal town where Sand is raked into waves of a lake Bushes are pruned to resemble rocks Rocks are arranged to represent islands Gardens are raised to look like a mountain Canopies of woods trimmed into clouds And Niwaki trees sculptured like pagodas Whose roofs are pitched to the … Continue reading Pagoda