I've written about my philosophy for a while, though it's often misunderstood. I see the world through interconnected ideas, not neat labels. This series is my attempt to explain that thinking.
Essay I: The Last Stronghold of Liberalism Is Within Man. https://t.co/QT2uQKs5kF
The English are roughly 0.7% of the world’s population. Ethnic English/White British are a smaller slice still.
That is the demographic reality behind the demand for “multiculturalism and diversity” imposed on a people with no other homeland.
England’s population is about 58.8 million (ONS mid-2025). World population is roughly 8.2–8.3 billion.
That puts the people of England at under 0.8% of humanity, call it 1% if you round generously.
The United Kingdom as a whole is ~69.5 million, or about 0.85%. White British (the closest census proxy for ethnic English, Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish) were 74.4% of England & Wales in the 2021 Census and are projected lower today; that leaves ethnic British natives well under 0.7% of the global population.
Most of the world is already majority non-European.
China, India, Africa, the Middle East and Latin America are not being asked to dissolve their majority ethnic identities, open their borders to the point of demographic transformation, or rebrand their core nationalities so that anyone can claim them.
The pressure is almost entirely one-way: onto the small number of historic European-origin nations, and especially onto the English.
The recent “St George’s bill” (a private member’s bill introduced by Nigerian Liberal Democrat MP Josh Babarinde) is a concrete example.
It proposes adding “Black English” and “Asian English” as census ethnicity options, so that non-White people can tick “English” rather than only “British.”
The argument is that the current form only places “English” under the White category.
The political effect is to detach the word “English” from the historic people who created it and to treat it as an optional identity open to anyone.
Ethnic English people have no other country.
There is no fallback state in which they form the majority.
The same is true, in different degrees, for the Scots, Welsh and Northern Irish.
Demographic change that turns a people into a minority in their own ancestral territory is irreversible on any human timescale once it passes certain thresholds.
Framing this as ordinary “diversity” while simultaneously policing English national symbols, holidays and self-description is not neutral policy; it is the selective application of rules that no other major people on earth is required to accept.
It is simply ethnocide and genocide of a native ethnic people, and an invasion of their homeland.
Call it for what it is.
A VICTORY FOR THE ENGLISH PEOPLE! 🏴
The English Ethnic Identity Bill has officially been withdrawn!
Our ancestry, heritage and ethnic identity are not Parliament's to redefine. The English existed long before Westminster, and we shall endure long after it.
A victory worth celebrating, but we must remain vigilant.
Long live England! 🏴
https://t.co/rvJZ9dOk3f
*update*
At 16:01 they updated the page again and removed the notice, now it is a matter of waiting on Parliament to explain the discrepancy of it.
@AlbionMang Aye, good sir! Our forefathers did not forge England for her ancient inheritance to be cast aside. The English endured long before these men, and by God's grace, shall endure long after!
I don't actually disagree with you, mate. I'm simply clarifying the distinction between the terms.
The word ethnic derives from the ancient Greek ethnos, meaning a people or nation. The modern terminology may have evolved, but the concept itself is considerably older.
The English had their own ethnogenesis long before the modern language of ethnicity emerged.
My distinction is between the historical identity of a people, rooted in ancestry, heritage and continuity, and nationality as a legal or political classification.
We're largely arguing the same point. I just think precision matters, particularly when the very definitions of Englishness are what's being contested.
I do a lot of hard work this was quite minor to what i have been doing, check out my website https://t.co/mOmateG4ua this is one of my projects, will eventually end up as an educational institution but till that point arrives I will be producing articles on subjects that needs addressing and then posting my own personal philosophy as X articles.
@Antonesse275220@justa We've still got a fight on our hands over this, 2nd reading is on St George's day so the plan is now to try organise a mass protest against this, check out Steve laws.
I agree with the underlying concern, but ethnicity and nationality are not quite the same thing.
Ethnicity is rooted in ancestry, ethnogenesis and historical continuity. Nationality can be understood politically or legally.
The problem arises when the latter is used to overwrite the former.
The English existed as a people long before modern liberalism, citizenship laws or census classifications. Our ethnogenesis cannot be retrospectively rewritten by Parliament.
A state can redefine its administrative categories. It cannot rewrite the historical origins of a people.
@AlbionicLoyalty We the true-English are the descendants of first King of England.
King Athelstan established the Kingship of England in 1027 1100 years ago.
Next years census ‘test’ must retain the same separate questions wrt cultural national identity (feelings) vs ethno bloodline nationality.
As things stand the bill will pass.
None of this lot will vote against it
• Labour (LAB): 404 MPs
• Conservative (CON): 118 MPs
• Liberal Democrat (LD): 71 MPs
• Independent (IND): 12 MPs
• Reform UK (RUK): 8 MPs
• Scottish National Party (SNP): 8 MPs
• Sinn Féin (SF): 7 MPs (abstentionist — do not take their seats)
• Green Party (GREEN): 5 MPs
• Democratic Unionist Party (DUP): 4 MPs
• Plaid Cymru (PC): 4 MPs
• Social Democratic & Labour Party (SDLP): 2 MPs
• Your Party (YP): 2 MPs
• Alliance (APNI): 1 MP
• Restore Britain (RB): 1 MP
• Speaker (SPK): 1 MP (Sir Lindsay Hoyle)
• Traditional Unionist Voice (TUV): 1 MP
• Ulster Unionist Party (UUP): 1 MP
Currently, the second reading of Josh Babarinde’s racist bill is scheduled to take place on 23 April 2027.
St George’s Day.
They are trying to take our identity away from us on the one day of the year that celebrates the English.
It doesn’t matter which political party you support; we all need to stand together and fight this.
“Most of the country agrees”
Well 1, clearly they don’t.
And 2? When you say “most of the country” do you mean, the foreigners, traitors and collaborators?
This has absolutely backfired, and thank god it has done.
Wake the fuck up people, this isn’t going to stop.