Tag: Great Britain History
Imported Rape
Sex & the Silence: The Never-Ending Cover-Up of Britain’s Imported Rape-Epidemic I have just viewed footage of what may be the most inept kidnap attempt I have ever seen. In CCTV from October 2024, a 25-year-old black man approaches a 19-year-old white female student sitting quietly on the steps of a railway station in north-west England and attempts to…
WWMCD?
(Former) Great Britain PSA
Facts of The Great Replacement
Britain Is Proof: Globalists Plan To Use Migrants As A Mercenary Army Against The West Why do western officials insist on gaslighting the public on illegal border crossings? Why do they attempt to destroy anyone that publicly opposes mass immigration from the third world? The laws on the books support the public’s majority position…
White Boy Summer (British Edition)
The Fire is Rising in the U.K.
22 cops injured in clash with protesters near site of UK stabbing attack that killed 3 girls at Taylor Swift-themed dance class ANTI-ISLAM Riots near the scene of knife-wielding carnage. Just like in Ireland, The Indigenous White is Fed-Up with this Govt. subsidized White Genocide. Let’s not forget the U.K. muslim rape gangs and…
Inconvenient Facts about Black and White Slavery
Inconvenient Facts about Black and White Slavery Skeletal Remains Of 150 English Children Starved and Worked To Death In Factories Show No Evidence Of White Privilege. Scientists have uncovered the first direct, grisly evidence of the harrowing lives of British children known as pauper apprentices who were forced into labour during industrialization in England: ‘Lead…
Red Letter Dates in White History: Birth of Enoch Powell
June 16, 1912 Enoch Powell, classical scholar, writer, and political leader who warned his countrymen of the dangers of non-White immigration, is born in Stechford, Warwickshire, England. The Great Surrender Remembering Enoch Powell A Re-Evaluation of the Life, Politics, and Philosophy of Enoch Powell Enoch Powell in 1971
On This Day in Obscure History: The Pig War (1859)
The Pig War — The Outrageous 1859 Crisis That Nearly Led to Conflict Between the U.S. and Britain Today in 1859, an American farmer on the San Juan Islands in the Pacific Northwest shoots a hog owned by a British settler. The incident sparks what becomes known as the “Pig War,” a crisis that…