By British Democrats Secretary, Michael Jones This article aims to illustrate a few examples and highlight the benefits of serving as a local government representative, whether as a councillor or candidate in local government elections or as a community campaigner. ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis The London Councils are facing immense pressure due to the influx of asylum seekers. Instead of urging the government to close the borders, they are resettling refugees in small villages in the north of England. A ...
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By Cliff Le May MI5 Director General Kenneth McCallum warned that 25% of his department’s caseload is taken up by ‘far-right extremism.’ He emphasised that extremism, not terrorism, is a concern. But what far-right extremism, I may ask? My question ...
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By Roberta Woods The ‘Change’ promised by pre-election Labour began as soon as they took office. Riots were spreading across the country before we could comprehend the frightening prospect of five years of Labour misrule. One of the first tasks ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis Keir Starmer and his ministers keep preaching about Britons accepting hardship to balance the books, but it’s a different story when it comes to them. It’s now come to light that they’ve enjoyed over £800,000 in ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis Despite not being in a government position, the Sweden Democrats hold significant sway over the Swedish government with their anti-immigration stance. Their external support is a crucial factor for the minority coalition governing Sweden, and without their backing, consensus on ...
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The most recent official data indicates that 1,689,000 non-UK nationals living in the UK are either unemployed or classified as economically inactive because they are not seeking employment. This is not just a statistic; it’s a pressing issue that costs taxpayers £8 billion per ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis The elections held in Thuringia and Saxony on 1st September have significantly altered the political landscape in Germany and Europe. The rise of a nationalist party, AfD (Alternative for Germany), has sparked widespread debate, a reflection ...
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By David Furness There has been a startling rise in Home Office expenditure on immigration. In 2019-2020, the cost of dealing with illegal migration was about £700 million; by 2023-2024, the price had surged to £6.6 billion, representing an incredible ...
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By Clifford Le May I considered naming this article “The Case Against Reform,” but Farage and Reform are indistinguishable, and they might as well call it the REFARGE party. Interestingly and for unclear reasons, Reform is structured as a business; ...
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