Season’s cheer from England

Posted by Guessedworker on Friday, 25 December 2009 00:03.

Here for all seasonal romantics and climate change “deniers” is a picture shot in our back garden by my daughter on the morning of 18th December, just as the Copenhagen Conference was slowly, delightfully falling through the floor and the threat of carbon taxation was receding. Virtually all the snow has also receded now from our part of the world, and the Met Office will not be declaring a White Christmas tomorrow, except north of the border. No matter, it has been a good end to the nationalist year in this country.

The high point, of course, was the election in June of Nick Griffin and Andrew Brons to the European Parliament, closely followed by the blue funk into which this happy event tipped the entire political and media Establishment. Now we all await the favour of Gordon Brown to know when the next electoral challenge for the BNP, the General Election, will take place. The smart money appears to be going on March or April.

However the BNP fares in its target seats, the story for the party next year will be one of re-adjustment to the new Cameron government. If recent form is anything to go by, we are looking at a minimum of two terms of Tory rule. So adjust the party must, in my view.

Not just in Britain but all across the European world the decade that is just beginning will surely not be like the decade that went before it. Our collective situation will grow darker, that is for sure. But the political options which nationalists understood long ago are crystallising for more and more of our people, and the arguments are clarifying. It is our privilege and duty at this small blog to participate, insomuch as we are able, in the furtherance of that process. On behalf of all the contributors to our site, then, I wish its readers and, especially, its commentariat not only a happy Christmas but an intellectually adventurous and politically rewarding 2010.

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Comments:

Posted by Lurker on Fri, 25 Dec 2009 03:55 | #

Happy Christmas Andrew and everybody.

Posted by Al Ross on Fri, 25 Dec 2009 04:05 | #

Merry Xmas, GW and thank you for all your great work throughout the year. Fine photograph of what I’m missing here in equatorial climes.

Posted by Selous Scout on Fri, 25 Dec 2009 05:29 | #

Merry Christmas, and a Happy Yuletide and Winter Solstice! Here’s to a great year in 2010!

Posted by PF on Fri, 25 Dec 2009 09:16 | #

ditto all round.

merry xmas “yall”.

Posted by john fitzgerald on Fri, 25 Dec 2009 13:02 | #

Happy Xmas all, and a healthy 2010.

Posted by Captainchaos on Sat, 26 Dec 2009 01:40 | #

Merry Christmas to all, and may our deliverance be well nigh!

Posted by Al Ross on Sat, 26 Dec 2009 13:21 | #

Yes Fred, Christmas is a huge commercial deal in places like Singapore, Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur to name three in which I’ve spent that holiday. Even although Christians are a small minority of the population in those cities, the ‘Westernized’ consumerist lifestyle has gained a firm grip on the burgeoning middle classes.

I know a retired assistant commissioner of police (ethnic Chinese Christian) who served in the Special Branch and he told me that some Christian groups are constantly monitored (eg Assembly of God) and, of course, in Singapore the Jehovah’s Witnesses are, despite protests from US meddlers, banned - but they don’t celebrate Christmas anyway, as far as I’m aware.

Posted by Al Ross on Sun, 27 Dec 2009 00:37 | #

The Sephardic Jew Saatchi must surely have experienced a fair measure of culture shock when he saw his Ashkenazim wife, Nigella Lawson, stuff a Xmas turkey with (non - kosher) bacon during one of her TV cooking shows.

Posted by Al Ross on Sun, 27 Dec 2009 02:50 | #

Damn funny, Fred and doubtless true to boot. The art dealership world is heavily Jewish so the unutterable ordure which passes for modern art is eagerly peddled. Also, the often degenerate lifestyles of the talentless creators of that genre are relentlessly promoted, eg the AIDS - inducing, hyper - promiscuous homosexuality of Robert Mapplethorpe (minus his only redeeming feature, viz., his apparent ‘racism’).

Posted by Ben Tillman on Mon, 28 Dec 2009 07:54 | #

What a wonderful photo! We had a white Christmas in Dallas, as an inch-and-a-half fell on Christmas Eve.