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Happy St. George’s Day
We wish all members and supporters of the British Democrats a happy St. George’s Day on Tuesday 23 April 2019 – in celebration of England’s patron saint. Read Story
Category: History
The Multi-cultural ‘Melting Pot’ lefty experiment, that is London, is a hideous disaster
The melting pot that is London is a hideous disaster, as is the latest story of a 17-year-old girl found stabbed to death in an East London park. Read Story
Who was St. George?
The bravery of his actions in defending his faith and standing up for Christians made him a time honoured figure for people all over. England, in particular, has him as their patron saint and display his emblem of a red cross on a white background as their flag. Read Story
Inspiration for ‘Viking Saga’ Revealed
On a recent holiday I took with me a copy of John Bean’s “Trail of the Viking Finger”, which I had bought almost five months ago but had delayed reading. Once started I was entranced and had to be persuaded by my wife to put it down so we could go out for meals and enjoy evening entertainment. Read Story
Myths of Black Romans in Britain
What we are seeing is a part of the ‘long march through the institutions ‘ inaugurated by the Marxist Frankfurt school to maintain their constant onslaught on western culture. The compulsory teaching of black history in British and American schools is an important sector of this attack. Read Story
Britain Will Pay Price for Limiting Immigration, Warns Angela Merkel
Financial warfare from Germany and indeed France is a real possibility. Read Story
Trees Without Roots
If you bring in young African and Asian immigrants to compensate for falling indigenous birthrate, you do not turn them into substitute Britons after a brief citizenship ceremony. You turn more and more parts of Britain into Africa and Asia. Read Story
HISTORIC ‘VIKING’ NOVEL OFFER
No doubt because my historic novel ” Trail of the Viking Finger” is dedicated to the retention of ‘Englishness’, the Read Story
Book Review – Trail of the Viking Finger by John Bean
“Looking back it’s so bizarre It runs in the family All the things we are” These words of the Read Story
Shakespeare or Shakespeare Style – 'That is the Question'
In the recent BBC presentation of the Hollow Crowns, it was implied that viewers would see much of Shakespeare’s plays Read Story
Spirit of Cambria
for this journey, we will be travelling not to the land of Dylan the poet, but north – to an ancient river valley, and farms and villages whose people have changed little in centuries, and to a remarkable and much-overlooked Welsh battlement… Read Story
“Ancient Multi-ethnic London” Lies Exposed
New claims by the Museum of London—replicated throughout the controlled media—that London has always been as “ethnically diverse” as it is now are easily disprovable Read Story
Why Wear A Poppy?
“Will you wear a poppy?” the lady said
And held one forth, but I shook my head.
Then I stopped and watched to see how she’d fare
Her face was old and lined with care.
But beneath the scars the years had made
There remained a smile that refused to fade. Read Story
The “Battle” of May Island Remembered
By Clive Wakley. A project to construct a huge windfarm off the coast of Scotland has resurrected a Royal Navy Read Story
A Campaigner against Capitalist Wage-slavery
William Morris (1834-1896) was one of the founder fathers of the Labour tradition in Britain. Today his legacy has been Read Story
The Good Old Days
By Peter Mills. Would you believe that Britain once had the kind of government which recognized that its duty was Read Story
British Patriot: Henry Hyndman
Henry M. Hyndman (1842-1921) was an early British Socialist and one of the founding fathers of the Labour Party. He Read Story