The desensitising of an entire nation.

 

Desensitising, not a word you will hear every day, but something that is happening to you. You will most probably not be aware of it, because the word desensitised has been replaced with words like ‘tolerant’. In the UK today there is a majority of tolerant people, tolerant of crimes committed against us all by a political elite that has gone way beyond corrupt. Indeed the whole political party set up in the UK is a criminal entity in the most hostile and perverse way imaginable.

If those of you old enough to remember would kindly cast your minds back, not that far, thirty years or so will do. We were not being ordered to tolerate things that we found abhorrent then. There were no parts of the UK where decent ordinary folk dared not to tread back in the 1970’s. Children were taught reading, writing, mathematics, history, geography, art, music, science, and many other academic and practical subjects. Now our children are taught about ‘cultural diversity’, homosexuality, the Jewish  holocaust (the one subject that nobody is allowed to question), and in history classes our children are taught more about Nelson Mandela than Lord Horatio Nelson, of course in the lessons Mandela is a hero not the villain he is in reality. Also they are taught as if it is a FACT, that British White Nationalism is not only wrong, but evil, and that people like us who care about our Race & Nation are evil people. This political brainwashing is there way of making sure that the next generation do not one day realise that we were right all along, and undo 30+ years of liberal manipulation. And so it is important that we continue to tell the truth, yes this does require a certain amount of sacrifice, the general public in the main are nowhere near ready for the truth, they have been desensitised, experimented on like as if they were rats in a laboratory.

So what can we do to make a difference? I can almost hear you asking. It is obviously far too late for some people, but not all. We are constantly under attack from those with a vested interest in keeping us quiet, backed up by many sheep like followers made up of political pigmies, and those who have been brainwashed for so long that they really believe that we are the enemy.  But there is an old saying, what doesn’t kill us makes us stronger. And for every one of us that is knocked down, another hundred will stand up. Every sacrifice we make will ultimately open the eyes of those who had dared not to look before. When they see us demonstrating in the streets, surrounded by police and the great unwashed hoards trying to attack us, they will remember that leaflet that someone posted through their letter box. When they read about people sitting for years in prison, not for anything they did, but for what they had said or written they will wonder what kind of message those people were trying to put across, and why the state was so frightened of that message getting out. When they stat to read our messages and find out about all the racist crimes committed against whites by non whites, then wonder why those crimes received such little publicity, while the Steven Lawrence case is trotted out by the media year after year, they will know that White victims like Kris Donald would be totally forgotten if it wasn’t for people like us.

So we already know how we are perceived and why, we also now who is responsible for this as well as their motives. We have an enormous struggle ahead of us, but remember we DO have right on our side. We need more people, but it is important that every one person that joins our cause realises the responsibility that comes with it. The nationalist movement is no place for cowards, by this I mean those who are scared of having an opinion, we need to stand up with us, and tell the world we have had enough.

You will be surprised when you see how many others are just waiting for the call. Don’t be one of those silently waiting for someone else to make a stand. Join us in the British People’s Party, and help us lead the way.

Pete Williamson.  
National Organiser
British People's Party