On the contrary, a WTO Brexit was exactly what a majority of the people did vote for, with a hope that ‘free trade’ agreements would subsequently be agreed with the EU and many other countries throughout the world Read Story
Henry Bolton beat Anne Marie Waters, who said Islam was “evil” and a “killing machine”, to the top job to roars of approval at UKIP’s conference in Torquay. Obviously Anne Marie Waters was just too anti-Islam and right wing for the majority of the ‘conservative’ UKIP members. Read Story
UKIP MEP Stuart Agnew puts BBC reporter straight on Brexit. Read Story
The Country, formally known throughout the whole world as Great Britain, is now in dire straights. Read Story
the Tories have made the same promise to cut immigration over previous decades, only to renege on their promise as soon as elected. Read Story
In Lincolnshire, where Paul Nuttall is expected to stand in the general election in Boston and Skegness, UKIP went from being the official opposition to having no seats at all as the Tories gained 23 seats. Read Story
by John Shaw Being both for and against immigration has finally caught up with UKIP. We British Democrats, in contrast, Read Story
Sweden’s Liberal Party Integration Minister has been forced to admit she falsely told the BBC the number of reported rapes in the country was falling. The misleading claims drew sharp criticism from MPs, economists, and criminologists. Read Story
The by-election is due to take place on February 23. Eligible voters have until midnight on February 7 to register in time to take part in the by-election.
Labour retained the seat in 2015 with a majority of 5,175 over UKIP with the Conservatives a further 33 votes behind. Labour has held the seat since its creation in 1950. Read Story
In an interesting report from John Shaw on this website last week he noticed that in a study held prior to the Referendum Afro-Asian voters intended to support ‘Remain’ in a much higher ratio than UK ‘born and bred’ voters. Read Story
I want Britain to be what we have the potential, talent and ambition to be. A great, global trading nation that is respected around the world and strong, confident and united at home. Read Story
Labour were surprised that their share of the vote dropped dramatically in both wards and particularly in the Sandhill ward where they saw a massive 29.9% slump in support. Read Story
It was reported today that Nigel Farage has been invited to the inauguration of Donald Trump on January 20th as a guest of Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant.
Asked if he would be attending the event, Nigel Farage told Sky News, “I most certainly am, I can’t wait.” Read Story
Electorates throughout the White World have never before, at any rate in recent times, been so alert to the dangers or so aware of the opportunities. The vote to leave the European Union in the UK, the increased votes for the FN in France, the FPO in Austria, Alternative für Deutschland in Germany and the Dutch Freedom Party in the Netherlands and, of course, the election of Donald Trump in the United States are all graphic examples. Read Story
Mr. Lowles decided to slam Mr. Kassam who, as a private citizen, had begun a crowdfunding project to gather information on the self-proclaimed anti-fascist organisation
Taking his effort to the Guardian, Lowles noted that Kassam was the editor of Breitbart, calling the website “far-right” but not offering any evidence to back up this spurious claim. Read Story
Thoughts from John Bean Taking a break from the nationalists support for Trump’s victory in the USA, I recently came Read Story
by Admin Donald Trump, President Elect, has appointed two people to be his Chiefs of Staff. He appointed Reince Priebus Read Story
Interim UKIP leader Farage travelled to New York to meet President Elect Donald Trump. A Trump campaign manager revealed they discussed ‘freedom and winning’. Read Story
Hilary Benn, the Labour MP who strongly backed Remain has warned Brexiteers that he now holds the power to dictate the conditions on which Britain will leave the EU.
Mr Benn, who leads the Parliament’s Brexit Committee, told Sky News that the single market will be a priority amid fears that desperate Remain MPs will water down the terms of Brexit.
Following this week’s controversial High Court Brexit ruling, Parliament now holds the power to activate Article 50 – the formal start of Brexit negotiations. Read Story
The High Court’s judgement on Article 50 obviously triggers a constitutional crisis. This is a victory for those who seek to subvert the will of the people and block Brexit by whatever means possible. Unless the judgement is overturned by the Supreme Court, the ‘Remainers’ in Parliament will be able to overturn the Referendum result Read Story
