By Stephen Smith I ended the first part of this feature by mentioning the rise of real Irish Nationalism. A welcome development. However, with the current legal wrangles over the recent ruling in a Northern Irish court regarding immigration policy ...
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By Stephen Smith Enoch Powell once commented that the British public will one day ignore the political merchants of ‘mumbo jumbo’ and seek the ‘Great Simplicities’. In other words, politics we can all understand! This week (13th May 2024) a ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis Not so long ago, Ireland was unaffected by the nationalist movement sweeping across Europe. However, the Irish now have concerns about mass immigration and are protesting on the streets, urging the government to close the borders. ...
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By Aaron Peters Within the past year the 17 men pictured have been sentenced to a total of over 60 years in prison for their roles in distributing class A drugs and exploiting individuals in Peterborough. This was all part ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis The main reason the NHS is a mess is because immigrants increase the demand for health services; therefore, no one should be surprised if waiting lists are getting longer and longer. However, another consequence of mass ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis It’s a well-known fact that immigration increases crime rates as many immigrants come to the UK to commit crimes, but if this is not enough, there is another aspect that should concern native Britons. Recently, it ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis The immigration lobby often claims that immigrants bring significant economic benefits and cultural enrichment to our society. However, a recent report by the Centre for Migration Control, which analysed the latest data published by the Office ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis The families of military servicemen are being asked to leave their homes to make room for asylum seekers. It’s widely known that British soldiers are living in substandard accommodations, while immigrants who are not supposed to ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis It has been promised several times by the government to put an end to the policy of keeping asylum seekers in hotels, but this still needs to be implemented, as their number is extremely high. Recently, ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis The UK’s Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) has allocated £450m to build houses for asylum seekers. The guidance published recently states that local authorities have until 28 March to inform the government about ...
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