Tag: England riots

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Juliet Barker
1381: The Year of the Peasants’ Revolt
Belknap Press, 2014

Despite rumors of civil war increasing across the United Kingdom, the English Civil War(s) of the 1640s are not getting much of a mention, even on alternative media. I wrote on the subject here a year ago, and there are certainly parallels between then and now, most notably the gross fallibility of authority, cultural decline, taxation and its misuse, and the so-called “period of autarchy” of Charles I. (more…)

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Who is behind all this summer’s protests of ordinary white British people outside asylum hotels and hostels right across the nation? Logic would dictate that the main answer would be “ordinary white British people”, but no, it is in fact the special child-rape wing of the NSDAP. (more…)

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Sign from the protests in Epping.

A Very Civil War

With Britain inching closer to mass civil unrest, it is worth dusting off the only sensible thing 1990s Conservative Prime Minister John Major ever said. Major was placed in Downing Street to placate a Tory Party – and a seething public – after Margaret Thatcher was seen to have gone beyond her brief and started actually acting like a Conservative. (more…)

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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 drag her away with him…but he didn’t have any waiting transport to steal her off in. (more…)

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Courtroom sketch of Axel Rudakubana. Source: Liverpool Crown Court.

In an ongoing saga that has so many violent plot twists it could induce whiplash and cerebral hemorrhaging, 18-year-old Axel Muganwa Rudakubana, who’s already facing murder charges for allegedly stabbing three underage white girls to death last July in Southport, England, was arraigned Wednesday on biological-weapons and terrorism-related charges. (more…)

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Peter Lynch. Photo courtesy of South Yorkshire Police.

Peter Lynch, RIP

The August rioting across England is being used to snuff out dissent in exactly the same way as the American deep state used January 6, 2021. Absurdly disproportionate sentences have been handed down in the UK for such “crimes” as social media posts and attending demonstrations, and now the Starmer government can congratulate itself on its first kill. (more…)

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This is the follow-up to Why Fictional Dystopias Do Not Prevent Real Ones

I recall several years back, my friend and fellow YouTuber, Fritz Imperial, posted the following quote on Twitter: “The real dystopia was created by fighting fake dystopias.” (more…)

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To be born an Englishman is to win first prize in God’s lottery. It’s a phrase often misattributed to Dr. Johnson or Rudyard Kipling, but in fact it was Sir Cecil Rhodes, the English mining magnate who discovered and lent his name to an African territory, Rhodesia, before that nation became Zimbabwe in 1980. As is so often the case when whites are no longer in charge of black people, Zimbabwe went rapidly downhill, with societal breakdown followed by hyper-inflation. At one time, there was a billion-dollar banknote in Zimbabwe. (more…)

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Pavel Durov

Maybe it’s the weather, perhaps it’s my paranoid imagination, or perchance Western governments are ramping up for a World War and figure they need to preemptively tamp down on all criticism of Western governments and their financial enablers, but it sure seems as if this thing we fondly and naively refer to as “free speech” is getting handcuffed and shoved into the gulag with a quickness. (more…)

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Angelo Plume welcomed Millennial Woes to this edition of Counter-Currents Radio. They had a lengthy discussion on Woes’ series of essays about the downfall of the iconic British television program, Doctor Who, and also talked about how “woke” and anti-whiteness have taken over not only British television, but every other British institution. It is now available for download and online listening. (more…)

Yvette Cooper, image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

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I can think of at least one reason I’m glad I live in the USA—at least it’s not England. For the time being, we have the pretense of a First Amendment here. Whereas Americans might lose their bank accounts, jobs, or social-media platforms for committing wrongthink, at least they aren’t being jailed…yet. (more…)

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Muslim thugs, responding to rumors of a “far-right riot” that never materialized, beat a white man outside a Birmingham pub on Monday.

Right when I think that people couldn’t lie any more audaciously than they do, that the gaslighting couldn’t possibly get more migraine-inducing, and that maybe things aren’t quite as bad as they seem, along come the English media and government to remind me that George Orwell was an Englishman.

First, let’s all take a deep breath and center ourselves. The riots that kicked off last week in England were rooted in the fact that a nonwhite male stabbed three white girls, all under age 10, to death. (more…)

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On the latest broadcast of Counter-Currents Radio, Greg Johnson and Angelo Plume  discussed the unrest and populist uprising in the United Kingdom, which was caused after an African stabbed three little girls to death. It is now available for download and online listening. (more…)