Why Nationalism in the 21^st Century?

 

Over the past few years, more and more unenlightened folk have asked me this question: Why do we require a Nationalist movement in the 21st Century? In such modern times, they ask, why can we not peacefully co-exist without the worry of one community being a threat to another?

Very simple questions, but if I was to answer in such simplistic terms, I would be accused of making blind sweeping statements. And so the curious yet ignorant folk ask a simple question, and they demand a sophisticated answer. Most patriots and all genuine Nationalists know how easy the real answer is...

Every four years or so we are expected to elect a government, that with impunity, has made us into third and fourth rate citizens in our own country. Governments who have promised again and again to deal with the problems caused by mass immigration, only to gain office, and blatantly leave the floodgates open. Year upon year, crime rates - violent crimes in particular - have risen at alarming rates, as immigration, especially Third World immigration, has increased. Immigrants are using up all the public housing, and the fact that they will work for peanuts means they are taking our jobs. Then there is the curse of the red monsters who attach themselves to these immigrants, under the guise of protecting their human rights. This of course is rubbish; Marxism is the enemy of Race and Nation, and most of all individuality. The inadequate who aspire to communism would like to force everyone to be the same, so that they can become equal without earning the right. Remember, equality only serves the weak and inadequate. 

So those are the basics, the things we all understand, and the very issues we are persecuted for resisting. Unfortunately spelling out the basics is not enough to convince the ignorant masses. So how do we make ourselves understood? I’ve been giving this a lot of thought. And although I know it will need even more thinking over, and by better brains than mine, here are the conclusions I have arrived at:

In the none too distant past, British people used to think of Great Britain as being our HOME. Should one have reason to venture overseas, then it was Great Britain that one would miss. When a person became homesick, it would be because he or she was missing Great Britain. There was no place like Great Britain, no place like home. This is sadly no longer the case, as I know fully well from personal experience. I travel from time to time, and after a week or so I feel a desire to return home. Unfortunately returning back to Great Britain, (as it was), is no longer enough. Most parts of the UK are just as foreign now as wherever I have travelled to. I only actually feel at home when I have closed my own front door behind me. So what has changed? Well looking back only as far as the seventies, I remember there being what used to be known as local communities. In those communities everybody knew each other, the children played together and attended the same schools, community events were organised and everyone would attend them. The word community is still used, but to me that is all it is, a word. Nowadays there is no such thing as a ‘local community’ as such. There are ‘gay’ communities, ‘black’ communities, and ‘Muslim’ communities. Even special communities for the disabled, like they really needed further separation from everyone else. Any attempt made at forming a local community in the old fashioned sense of the word is now seen as ‘tribalism’, or heaven forbid ‘Xenophobia’. Anyone who expresses a desire to bring back the traditions of our forefathers is branded ‘racist’, a word made up by those who abuse our country and its people, as a big stick to beat anybody who dares to resist them with. In a nutshell, everyone is allowed an identity, except us.

So who is the real enemy? Black people? Asians? Homosexuals? Well no actually, the real enemies are two things we can at least try and overcome. The government and their puppets in the civil services, and most of all ignorance. In fact I believe ignorance to be the biggest obstacle of them all. We are not vilified by the masses because we are bad people, we are not bad people, we care more than most, and there is nothing bad about caring. The main reason for the way we are perceived is the ignorance of the general public. Not unintelligence, one could be highly intelligent, yet still terribly ignorant. And the biggest reason for the huge amount of ignorant people, is the tyranny of ‘political correctness’ that has been foisted upon us all over the last twenty or so years. We have now become our own worst enemy. Thus the battle ahead becomes increasingly difficult. Before we can overcome a political and social system that has been perverted for decades, we first have to overcome ourselves.

To me the only answer to all these problems is nationalism. If there is a better way, I have yet to hear it.

But try explaining that!

Pete Williamson    
BPP National Organiser