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SO WHAT This is the usually dismissive response of anyone receiving what they’re inclined to believe is inconsequential, banal or trivial information. And let’s be honest, this is how most of the general public will be reacting after all the media furore concerning the May election results. Not surprising really, when they hear some broadcasters and pipsqueak politicians claiming that ‘the world has changed’ because, for example, the Scottish National Party got one more seat than Labour; and that the Tories improved vote makes a hung Parliament quite likely after the next General Election . In short, the ‘wow factor’ is altogether absent from British elections. Most people have resigned themselves to the fact that politics is nowadays a media circus with too many clowns and ideological acrobats and no sign of anything resembling a ‘strong man’. It grows clearer by the day that, whatever is alleged to divide the main contenders, they are actually indistinguishable when it comes to those matters absolutely vital to the survival of the United Kingdom and its native population. Thus, for example, the bizarre compound of anglophobia, Euro-mania and multi-racialism which passes itself off as ‘Scottish’ nationalism; and the ever-expanding ‘inclusiveness’ of the so-called ‘Conservative’ Party. Along with Labourites and the LibDems, these office-seekers share the same commitment to turn Britain into a multi-racial province of an unelected European super-state with themselves ensconced in well rewarded offices. Do I exaggerate? Well then show me the failed ‘British’ politician who has turned down the offer of a place on the EU bandwagon. But by itself cynicism is self-defeating, and indifference to politics is not an option any of us can afford in a world teeming with opportunist parasites, looters and predators. The price of freedom, safety, solvency and sanity remains the same as always: eternal vigilance. So any notion of somehow finding a personal refuge from the consequences of political treachery is never going to amount to more than a fool’s paradise. Never mind all the ornamental details, personality cults and media posturing, the main pillars of national politics cast a long shadow over all our lives. We have any amount of disgruntled comment on the deteriorating quality of life, escalating lawlessness, cultural decadence, political correctness, multi-culti squalor and EU bureaucracy. This ranges from the strident web-sites of white nationalists through a few querulous newspaper columns to some very sophisticated journals for the off-street intellectuals. All are obviously persuaded that things cannot be allowed to continue as they are without disastrous consequences for the British people. Some even venture a rather nebulous alternative manifesto, always carefully worded to avoid legalistic entrapment by the thought police and extremist stereotyping by the media. But such hoped-for relief is always made contingent upon securing enough votes to dislodge the renegade coalition at Westminster. So like the ‘Grand Old Duke of York’, the leaders of dissenting factions march their raggle-taggle recruits uphill and downhill without actually getting anywhere. Meanwhile what Marxists call the ‘lumpen proletariat’ find a spurious refuge in the alternative ‘reality’ of TV soap operas , and the more sophisticated dissenters sulk in ineffectual debating clusters. What then are the available options for people with any interest at all in giving this country and their own descendants a worthwhile future? More intensive and extensive electioneering? Tosh! Take a good look at voting figures over the last ten years and then tell me how long it will take for a genuine nationalist party to unseat the present renegade coalition. Given the most favourable wind, by the time the BNP or its like came anywhere near winning Parliamentary seats this country’s governance will have passed altogether to Brussels and our main constituencies will be swamped with even more immigrants. Those who repose their faith in a pseudo-democratic electoral process are therefore on the road to nowhere. Failing some cataclysm the present Westminster coalition of renegade politicians will remain in power until they eventually decamp to EU sinecures , multi-national directorates, lucrative lecture-tours or very comfortable retirement ‘away from it all’ . So is this a counsel of despair? Actually no; there is a very wise maxim about never engaging a formidable enemy on the grounds he prefers. Accordingly, there is far more to be gained by abandoning the electoral fiasco and concentrating the patriotic campaign instead on two quite different fronts, namely
This re-deployment will thereby attract all those people uninterested in party politics but deeply concerned about certain issues. It will also attract large numbers of disillusioned members from the mainstream renegade parties, thereby undermining their election prospects. (Should you doubt this, note the huge numbers who turn out on single-issue demonstrations like the Iraq war, the Poll Tax, CND, etc.. The nationalist-oriented Focus Groups could likewise mount impressive demonstrations quite independently of elections). This strategy will completely outflank the deeply-entrenched renegade Establishment and demand far less financial support than predictably abortive electioneering campaigns. It provides an on-going programme of patriotic events , and also - by shedding party-political labels - disables the hostile media propagandists , since they could not attack the ‘Focus Groups’ without exposing their own perfidy on crucial issues like the EU and immigration.. Moreover, between elections, the events organised by Focus Groups will attract far more publicity and keep the crucial issues at the forefront of public attention. Meanwhile a well-contrived package of Civil Disobedience tactics will empower every patriotic citizen to frustrate and subvert renegade policies without falling foul of the criminal law. This ‘patriotic freemasonry’ will then infiltrate all public institutions and major organisations to an extent that finally disables a renegade legislature. This is not the place to itemise a Civil Disobedience package, but patriots everywhere can share their ingenuity and expertise to make it a very potent force in British politics. So get to work on this dual strategy NOW, and waste no more time and money on what you must realise by now are futile electioneering campaigns. You can easily dismiss those deploring any such departures from what they describe as ‘the democratic process’. Just remind them that the present renegade government was put into office by less than one in four of the electorate ; and that elections have had no discernible impact on the major problems besetting this country over the last fifty-odd years. You should also beware of purported nationalists who insist on confining all patriotic dissent and campaigning efforts to contesting elections ; they are what the Communists called ‘useful idiots’, serving the enemy’s purposes, not yours. F Kimbal Johnson May 2007 |