By David Furness Reform Party deputy leader Richard Tice Richard Tice, the deputy leader of Reform UK and Member of Parliament for Boston and Skegness, says he remains deeply committed to his constituency despite dividing his time between Britain and ...
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By British Democrats Chairman, Dr Jim Lewthwaite THE RAPE GANG SCANDAL—20 WASTED YEARS. THE ANTI-WHITE RACISM INSTITUTIONALISED IN THE ESTABLISHMENT The thesis of this article is that the rape gang scandal could have been addressed as early as 2003 if ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis A few years ago, Sweden welcomed asylum seekers with open arms. However, this influx of newcomers led to a significant increase in violent crimes, making many Swedish cities among the most violent in Europe. Many native ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis After the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime in Syria, many countries in continental Europe have ceased accepting asylum seekers from Syria to avoid a repeat of the 2015 crisis when Syrian refugees flooded many European nations. ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis When Marine Le Pen’s party backed a no-confidence vote aimed at ousting Michel Barnier and his government, many in the mainstream media accused the leader of the National Rally of being selfish, especially given the urgent ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis Despite winning the most votes in last month’s general elections in Austria, the Freedom Party’s path to power was blocked as other political parties declined to form a coalition. Nevertheless, this does not mean the nationalist ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis The wave of nationalism sweeping across Europe has now reached Austria, culminating in a historic victory for the Freedom Party (FPÖ) in the general election. Their triumph, securing 29% of the vote on Sunday, September 29th, ...
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