Nation Revisited
An occasional email to
friends, March 2007. # 26
Practical Policies
There is no point in having policies
that are unachievable. Some of the cherished policies of the nationalist
parties are impossible dreams. But their most important objectives are
achievable. We can rescue Britain as a European nation and secure a future for
our children. We can have a representative government and we can avoid the harmful
and unjust effects of capitalism.
The British National Party clings to
the old Empire Loyalist policy of uniting with the white commonwealth. But
Canada is inextricably tied to the USA and will never be separated. Australia
and New Zealand are part of the Japanese sphere of influence and rely on the
East Asian market. South Africa is a black-ruled state that will inevitably
fall into chaos as the whites depart.
The BNP wants to quit Europe – at least
they say that they do - but the leaders of the party must know that Britain
would have a desperate time on her own. This policy might be to attract UKIP
supporters who are trekking to the right like a band of Afrikaners looking for
the Promised Land.
The British People’s Party refuses to
recognize Israel, but a nation of 7 million that is armed to the teeth and
supported by the USA is not about to go away. The future of Israel and
Palestine lies in the creation of two states guaranteed by international
agreement. The paperwork has already been done and despite the current tension
a political solution will be found.
The National Front has not changed one
iota since it was put together forty years ago; they are still defending the
Empire and dreaming of ruling the waves. Some of the other parties have kept pace
with events. The Freedom Party calls for reform of the European Union, as does
Third Way.
The well-meaning and patriotic people
of the far right must accept that the world has changed since the Sixties. It’s
time to throw away unworkable and obsolete policies and embrace the future.
Paper policies that are just for show are dishonest and should be left to the
old gang.
UKIP say that we will never control
immigration until we quit Europe. Exactly the opposite is the truth. The only
hope of resettling our Third World population is through the political and
economic power of United Europe.
Another Attack on Iran
The American campaign against Iran
predates the present regime. They have been trying to control Iran since
William Knox D’Arcy and Calouste Gulbenkian founded the Anglo Persian Oil
Company in 1909.
In the First World War British and Arab
Legion troops captured the Iraqi oilfields from the Turks and the Russians
occupied Iran. But by 1918 Britain was effectively bankrupt and the Americans
were able to buy into Middle East oil.
Britain fought a colonial war from 1918
until 1932 to hang onto Iraq and only achieved a partial victory by using
poison gas and bombing civilian targets. In 1941 we were back again to put down
the pro-nazi regime of Rashid Ali. We also invaded Iran together with the Red
Army, followed a year later by the USA.
In 1953 CIA agent Kermit Roosevelt
organized a coup d’etat that deposed Mohammed Mossadegh and replaced him with
the young Shah Reza Pahlavi.
After 44 years America finally took
possession of Iran’s oil, but in 1979 the royalist regime was overthrown by the
Ayotollah Khomeini revolution, and the oilfields were nationalized.
A year later Donald Rumsfeld persuaded
Saddam Hussein to attack Iran. The ensuing war lasted from 1980 until 1988 and
cost at least a million lives. By the end of the war Iraq was in debt to Kuwait
to the tune of $14 billion. This was another reason for Saddam’s invasion of
Kuwait in 1990 that led to the first Gulf war and ten years of crippling sanctions.
For nearly one hundred years America
has initiated wars and revolutions in pursuit of Middle East oil. They have
deposed elected governments and killed and maimed countless numbers of people.
When they deposed Mohammad Mossadegh they claimed that he was a communist and
covered their aggression with cold war propaganda. But Mossadegh was an
anti-communist Iranian nationalist who only wanted justice for his people.
Now that the Soviet Union has
disappeared off the map – to use President Mahmoud Ahmadinajad’s famous phrase
– they can no longer use the communist bogey, so they have invented the nuclear
threat to justify another attack on Iran.
Iran is a Muslim state but they
practice freedom of religion and have reserved seats in the Majles for Jews,
Christians and Zoroastrians. They have not started a war for centuries but
America’s best friend Israel has attacked every bordering state and is still
occupying Palestine and parts of Lebanon and Syria.
The Price of Freedom –
reprinted from “Action” June 1975
The cost-cutting minority Labour
government has cut Britain’s defences to the point where we are vulnerable not
just to the superpowers but to almost any enemy.
Our ultimate defence remains the
American-made Polaris system, which depends on imported spares. These vital
parts could be withheld by a neutral America leaving us at the mercy of any of
the ten nations now capable of producing atomic weapons. Of course there’s
always NATO.
According to a House of Representatives
Committee (London Evening Standard 07-05-75) there are up to 9,000 heroin or
other hard drug addicts among American troops in Europe.
France, the only European nuclear power
in her own right, has virtually quit NATO.
Portugal, which commands the vital
Atlantic seaboard, is at best neutral and potentially hostile.
The Eastern sector of NATO is divided
by Greek and Turkish animosity.
Britain’s depleted forces are committed
to police action in Ulster.
This is the alliance on which we
depend.
With the disaster of Indo-China fresh
in our minds we must look again at our defence policy. America cannot be relied
upon to defend Britain and the rest of Europe.
But projects like Concorde and the
Jaguar fighter-bomber prove that in co-operation with other Europeans we can
produce the sophisticated machinery of modern defence.
Defence is a very expensive item but
it’s a lot cheaper than the price of our freedom.
(That’s how I saw things 32 years ago.
NATO has now incorporated the Eastern European states and the Warsaw Pact has
collapsed. But Britain is still tied to America and our overstretched forces
are fighting alongside US troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. Polaris has been
replaced by Trident and that is due to be replaced by Trident II.)
The Communications Revolution
In the age of information technology
it’s getting harder for governments to keep the people in the dark. During the
Battle of Britain we claimed to have shot down more planes than the Germans
possessed. And when Field Marshal Paulus surrendered at Stalingrad the newspapers
of the Fatherland remained silent. Such was the power of wartime censorship.
Today we can access news from all over
the world. We can watch battles in progress and ignore government propaganda.
The Americans have tried to control news coverage by embedding war
correspondents with the military, but there are too many independent reporters
for them to get away with it.
The popular press prints lies and
disinformation for readers who couldn’t find a trouble spot on a map of the
world. Their main function is to cover football matches and sex scandals, and
their success is a sad commentary on our culture.
Unfortunately the dimwits who read this
rubbish have got the vote. People so gullible that they think we invaded Iraq
to bring democracy can help to chose the government and decide how much tax we
pay.
This combination of public ignorance
and state duplicity almost silenced all opposition but the coming of the
Internet has changed everything. People are better informed and they dismissed
Tony Blair’s dodgy dossier from day one.
Only the Tories believed his absurd
claim that Iraq had “weapons of mass destruction.”
The latest hysteria over Iran’s nuclear
research is just as unconvincing. Despite the ravings of Zionist fanatics like
Melanie Phillips the general public does not want war with Iran. They do not
believe Tony Blair any more than they did last time, and they do not want to
sacrifice their sons in another American war.
The communications revolution has only
just begun. It has already killed off communism in Europe and is having the
same effect throughout the world. States with starving populations and
collapsing economies can no longer hide the truth. For better or worse global
capitalism is sweeping away the last remnants of Marxism.
In the West it is not food or freedom
that people crave but entertainment. Science has provided such abundance that
we are becoming unfit and lazy.
But on the plus side we no longer
listen to government lies with the same enthusiasm as before. Open access to
information has revealed politicians to be the posturing clowns that they are.
Views on the News
Lord Taylor of Warwick is the only
black Tory in the House of Lords, part of that ancient and revered institution
that rules over the lower orders. The noble lord has congratulated his leader
Dave Cameron for sacking Patrick Mercer for saying that being called a “black
bastard” is part of army life. Taylor’s support for enforced political
correctness will further endear him to the Tory hierarchy and ensure that he
heads the list of peers to be elected under the new proposals. He famously
failed to get elected to the lower house.
Flushed with self-importance Dave
Cameron has lectured Scottish Tories on the need for blind obedience. As the UK
threatens to fall apart and the Scots Nats prepare for power, the Tory leader
has reminded his solitary Scottish MP that he is the boss. The collapse of the
Tory Party in Scotland should be a warning to Dave Cameron that his reformist
policies are anathema to the Tory faithful. Every Tory leader since John Major
could have won power by standing on a stop immigration platform; instead they
have gone in exactly the opposite direction towards multi-racism.
The success of the Democratic Unionist
Party and Sinn Fein in the Northern Ireland Assembly election shows the dilemma
of “nationalism.” Both parties represent the division between Catholic and
Protestant, and between British and Irish allegiance. The events of the 17th
century were more about freeing Holland from France than establishing dominion
over Ireland. These ancient quarrels have no relevance in a modern Europe
plagued by Third World immigration. The teeming masses of Africa, Asia and
South America don’t care what happened three centuries ago. It’s time for all
of us to think and act like Europeans.
The BBC World Service asked more than
28,000 people to rate 12 countries. Israel was seen as the most negative by
56%. Canada was voted the most positive by 54%. When asked their view on the
European Union 54% of respondents saw it as positive. Steven Kull director of
the University of Maryland who conducted the research said: “people around the
world tend to look negatively on countries whose profile is marked by the
pursuit of military power.”
Rabbi
Yakov Lazaros wrote on the Israeli Haaretz website: “Why is everyone so
shocked? It says in the Talmud that Esau hates Yakov. The EU always takes the
Arab side not because they love Arabs but since they hate Jews.”
“European Action” a newspaper in
support of a National Party for Europe.
Edited by Robert Edwards. PO Box 415,
Ramsgate CT11 9WW, United Kingdom.
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