4. Debunking Reality The management of the response to the Southport murders I looked at in Part One of this article, largely by the same political organisations and media companies that turned the vote of 20 percent of the UK electorate into the extremist government of Keir Starmer, is not the only way in which … Continue reading Replacement Immigration. Part Two: The Colonisation of the UK
Category: Biopolitics
Replacement Immigration. Part One: A Two-Tier State
1. An Extremist, Minority Government In Part Two of The Road to Wigan Pier, first published in 1937, George Orwell wrote at length about the threat of fascism in England. He was out in his reckoning about when it would arrive, and England today is a very different place to what it was then; but … Continue reading Replacement Immigration. Part One: A Two-Tier State
The Great Replacement: Immigration in the UK (Part Four: Solutions)
The Great Replacement: Conspiracy Theory or Immigration Policy? 152 pages, 48 illustrations. Available now in paperback. Click on the link for the contents page and purchase options. PART FOUR: SOLUTIONS 16. The Duties of Citizenship Over the previous three articles I have tried to show, hopefully conclusively, that replacement immigration is real: both an economic … Continue reading The Great Replacement: Immigration in the UK (Part Four: Solutions)
The Great Replacement: Immigration in the UK (Part Three: The Response)
The Great Replacement: Conspiracy Theory or Immigration Policy? 152 pages, 48 illustrations. Available now in paperback. Click on the link for the contents page and purchase options. PART THREE: THE RESPONSE 11. An Extremist, Minority Government In Part Two of The Road to Wigan Pier, published in 1937, George Orwell wrote at length about the … Continue reading The Great Replacement: Immigration in the UK (Part Three: The Response)
The Great Replacement: Immigration in the UK (Part Two: The Impact)
The Great Replacement: Conspiracy Theory or Immigration Policy? 152 pages, 48 illustrations. Available now in paperback. Click on the link for the contents page and purchase options. PART TWO: THE IMPACT 6. Diversity Is Our Weakness As one of the half-a-million British nationals who have emigrated from the UK over the past decade, I’ve been … Continue reading The Great Replacement: Immigration in the UK (Part Two: The Impact)
The Great Replacement: Immigration in the UK (Part One: The Plan)
The Great Replacement: Conspiracy Theory or Immigration Policy? 152 pages, 48 illustrations. Available now in paperback. Click on the link for the contents page and purchase options. Legal Disclaimer In October 2023 the Online Safety Act came into effect in the UK. Under this legislation, the providers of online platforms operating in the UK — … Continue reading The Great Replacement: Immigration in the UK (Part One: The Plan)
American Newspeak: US hegemony, woke lexicography and the end of thinking
‘A living language, one that people are using in all their daily affairs, is constantly changing: for every generation lives in a rather different world from its predecessor; it has new things and new situations to deal with, and it thinks and feels about them in a new way. But what people do not always … Continue reading American Newspeak: US hegemony, woke lexicography and the end of thinking
Zones of Interest: The Holocaust Industry in Film
It should surprise no-one that, in the middle of the 6-month liquidation of the Gaza concentration camp by the Israel Defense Forces, the UK film industry released not one but two films about the ‘Holocaust’.1 One Life, a UK film about a British man who helped Jews from German-occupied Czechoslovakia, was released in the UK … Continue reading Zones of Interest: The Holocaust Industry in Film
‘For as long as it takes’: NATO’s War on Russia
‘The war is waged by each ruling group against its own subjects, and the object of the war is not to make or prevent conquests of territory, but to keep the structure of society intact.’ — Emmanuel Goldstein, The Theory and Practice of Oligarchical Collectivism, 1984 When the governing executives of the United Kingdom, the European … Continue reading ‘For as long as it takes’: NATO’s War on Russia
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse: The Regulatory Apparatuses of Biopower
‘The technologies at the heart of the Fourth Industrial Revolution are connected in many ways — in the way they extend digital capabilities; in the way they scale, emerge and embed themselves in our lives; in their combinatorial power; and in their potential to concentrate privilege and challenge existing governance systems.’ — Klaus Schwab, Shaping … Continue reading Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse: The Regulatory Apparatuses of Biopower