@KaiStephensYT You've misunderstood the translation of president. In this context it means the same as the Scottish Parliament's 'presiding officer', or the House of Commons Speaker. In other words the man who chairs the debates in the Saxony-Anhalt Landtag, not the 'leader' of Saxony-Anhalt.
@Steve_Laws_ Because that movement is an ideological shambles run by (at best) clueless ‘online personalities’ and cranks, and at worst shills for some combination of Washington, Moscow, and Jerusalem. Just the type to flourish on X.
Colin Jordan was born in Smethwick Birmingham 1923 After graduating from Cambridge University, he returned to the area and established the Birmingham Nationalist Book Club, he also ran local white supremacist election campaigns.
In 1967, Colin was imprisoned for 18 months under the Race Relations Act for distributing racist literature. In his absence, his core organisation, the NSM, was re-organised and formally launched as the British Movement in 1968
Upon his release, he took the helm of the newly formed BM. Because of his deep personal ties to the region, the Midlands quickly became the primary stronghold of the British Movement. The group's presence in Birmingham was so pronounced that when Jordan ran as a candidate for Birmingham Aston in the 1970 UK General Election, he secured 2.5% of the vote—the highest electoral percentage the openly neo-Nazi group ever achieved.
To this day Birmingham and West Midlands still maintain a stronghold of members from all generations and to this day we fly the Sunwheel as we run silent and deep!! 🇬🇧🇬🇧
@Steve_Laws_ I did substantial research on this story back in the 2010s when we campaigned for the extradition of the last surviving major anti-British terrorist from that era (who has since died): see https://t.co/zWy2GLriNn
Commemorating today's anniversary of the birth of Heinrich Himmler, I have republished my essay exposing the extraordinary circumstances of Himmler's murder, which was disguised as suicide on 23rd May 1945. https://t.co/OvadzinAxc
@johnhidd@grok Once I've been on X for a few months to generate a sufficient sample size, I'll try it. Just one puzzle though John. Why does Grok think you have turned Turkey into Scandinavia? Is this some new level of Byzantine intrigue that's above my pay grade?
Erich Vermehren – the most important wartime German defector – is now re-examined, raising many questions about mid-20th century reactionary conservatism, including the strange tale of 'Anastasia', an imposter claiming to be the daughter of the last Tsar.
https://t.co/iEYjbbZKjY
@KarlRadl Forty years ago I lived for a year just a mile or two east of there, in Islip Road, Sunnymead. Close to one of the oddest episodes of prewar British social history, the 'Cutteslowe Wall', which divided a private housing estate from a council estate, and was removed in 1959.
“I have long realised that the great figures in my old party have long ago given up Toryism and have adopted Manchester Liberalism of about 1860.”
Harold Macmillan
The listed Church of All Souls being demolished in Manchester this morning. We need to save Britain's heritage and reject hypermodernity, not the other way around.
Instagram: Melrose._
Peter Ruston at @Natrebirthparty Northwest meeting in late September.
A great speech about Nationalism and the current state of Europe
https://t.co/g0c8oJq2I2
A people's connection to the land is like that of a great oak rooted deep in the ancient soil. Just as the mighty oak does not merely stand upon the earth but emerges from it—its vast, hidden root system delving farther and wider than its towering crown reaches upward—so a true people is not simply located on a Nation, but is inseparable from it.