Lights across Europe

It is easy sometimes to feel that it is all too late, that the assault on our country, on our people and upon out heritage has been too huge and too successful for it ever to be put right.

Sometimes it doesn't take much to bring one to that frame of mind, a trip to Croydon can do it, watching too much TV will also have that effect. More so if if you have been unlucky enough to turn to Channel 4 this week and been confronted with another of the incessantly repeated trailers for the new reality show “Seven days” set in Notting Hill and touted with the headline “Welcome to the New Reality”. These trailers take multi-cult propaganda to a new level with the screen split into four six or eight parts, each part containing a portion of a face from a variety of genders and ethnicities, all put together to form a multi-racial talking head.

One can only despair that the brainwashed automaton who came up with the idea is probably incapable of realising quite how visually repulsive the image they have created is. No doubt in their induced delusion they actually believe the brown nosed, black chinned, white cheeked, yellow foreheaded and multi-colour eyed monster they have created is an ideal human being and something society should aspire to.

Notting Hill is of course the location of the first real race riots in this country in1958 and again in 1976, and is now viewed as a show place for Multi-culturalism, like so many areas from which the original pre-mass immigration population has been driven out.

There is a lot in modern Britain which can depress, and just as much which can make one despair.

However, even in the darkest night there can still be a glimmer of light although sometimes one must look quite far afield to find it.

If we look to counties which have gone further into the darkness even than we, there, sometimes faintly but progressively less so, amongst the gloom something bright is beginning to stir.

Those countries which spent so long beneath the Marxist boot now stamping down on us, such as Poland and Hungary are demonstrating significant resistance to the forced imposition of the sort of politically correct orthodoxies which are deliberately stifling our own nation. Even the Czech Republic, for all its social liberalism, persistently re-elects Vaclav Klaus, one the most Euro-sceptic and certainly most honourable statesmen in Europe, as its president.

Beyond those countries which were once behind the Iron curtain, the light twinkles in some of the most Western and progressive parts of Europe.

The right is in the ascendant in Italy, a country which has for 50 years been beset Communist governments and socialist corruption.

A recent referendum in Switzerland resulted in the building of any further Islamic minarets being banned.

In Belgium, at the centre of the EU's dark heart, the anti-Immigration Vlaams Blok is growing in strength, whilst in “tolerant”, progressive and Liberal Holland the heroically brave Geert Wilder's Freedom party is now a significant political force, which effectively holds the balance of power.

Just this weekend we saw a remarkable event when the so called “far right” anti-Islamic Sweden Democrats won twenty seats in Sunday's election, depriving the governing “Moderate alliance” of a majority and resulting in a hung parliament.

It would be hard to over-estimate the significance of the Sweden Democrats election success. Sweden is one of the most extreme examples of multicultural fanaticism in the world. It is a country which exchanged a once widely admired truly liberal tolerance for an almost maniacally intolerant totalitarianism, where any dissent from the politically correct orthodoxy is suppressed, sometimes violently, and any facts which cast doubt on the fantasy of a multicultural utopia are ruthlessly censored.

Sweden is the European state which effectively banned its own history and has gleefully allowed itself to become the rape capital of Europe (most victims ethnic Swedes, most perpetrators not) and its cities, such as Malmo to become Muslim ghettos.

The Sweden Democrats fought the election whilst being reviled and slandered, they were denied participation in election debates (sound familiar?) their election advertisement was banned and the media portrayed them as racists and fascists. Yet the politically correct and obedient Swedes voted them 20 seats in parliament.

We have not yet seen similar results in Britain, the British people still behave like an alcoholic who has not yet hit lowest point, which they must reach to make them realise what they are doing to themselves. We are still moving into the darkness, and that is a depressing and hopeless place to be.

However, there is hope.

Lights are going on all over Europe, sometimes they flicker and go out, but each time they come back, and they come back stronger.

Meanwhile in America the Tea Party movement is the first positive manifestation of a fight back which that nation has seen in decades.

It is very late in the day, terrible damage has been done, some of it irreparable and we face a ruthless and ferocious enemy. However, out there something is beginning to stir, and that still gives us hope, no matter how dark it may become.