@SimonPartridge In common with most old world countries we use jus sanguinis (https://t.co/P8egGf6tSg). The use of the two tends to split the aforementioned way old world(e.g. Uk,France,Nordics) using sanguinis new world(e.g. Usa,Brazil) using jus soli. There is individual variation however
@DKerai1 And wearing a santa hat like all English traditions comes from English people doing it. If X people do Y thing for a long time it becomes a tradition for X people this is how traditions work.
@Cloudskeye If someone has 100% English ancestry but follows none of the English cultural tenants are they still English? If your answer is no then what are they?
@SamK_108@eleanorzjames Eleanor is correct there culturally English. There is English culture I.e.the culture of the English ethnos you however don't become English by following it and if an English man doesn't follow that culture he doesn't become less English.
When the dust settles, I really do not care about the opinion of a Nigerian party leader. I do not care about articles written by 2nd and 3rd gen migrants. I do not care about the opinions of the open-borders progressive extremists or the dictats of the post-national British state. None of it means anything to me.
I am English. I know who my kin are. I know who is outside the tribe. We exist beyond the control of discourse and ideology. We have been here for over a thousand years; you have been here less than a single lifetime.
You can tell me we are all the same, that you and I are one. I know it is not true, I know it will never be true. I will ignore you and act accordingly.
Take your own side, stick with the tribe. England is for the English. The only way they can rid us of our land is genocide.
We will not go quietly.
Þæs Ængelcynnes 🏴
@Landeur Stop smoking weed if you are. It's a degenerate drug for blacks. If it does anything this policy would only lead to more blacks being arrested
@Thisguyguzzles Your opinion doesn't matter you have more in common with random person of the sane race than you do with your own kids if they are mixed.
Black History Month was started in 1987 by Akyaaba Addai-Sebo, a Ghanian refugee who had lived in Britain since… 1984.
What did black people contribute to British history in that short time?
A lot.
Buckle up.
9–11 September 1985, Handsworth and Lozells Riots, Birmingham.
Petrol bombs, looting, police attacked. About 45 shops looted and burned. Damage in the hundreds of thousands of pounds. Thirty-five injured and two post office workers were burned to death. (From their 999 calls) “They are smashing their way in, they are going to kill us.” “Please come now, they are in the shop trying to kill us.”
28–30 September 1985, Brixton Riots.
Fires, looting, cars attacked, occupants dragged out and robbed, petrol bombs, assaults on police. 55 cars were burned, 58 homes and shops burgled and 2 young White women were gang r*ped, 1 off the street and the other as her house was being burgled. About 250 arrested.
A freelance photographer named David Hodge, on his first job for the Sunday Telegraph, was beaten to death.
30 September–1 October 1985, Peckham Riots.
Petrol bombs, shops set alight, a carpet warehouse off Peckham High Street burned.
1 October 1985, Toxteth Riots, Liverpool.
Court protests turned violent over four black defendants accused of beating and stabbing a man to death. Cars were stoned, occupants dragged out and robbed, at least five vehicles including a mail van overturned and torched. Missiles thrown at Hope Street police station. At least ten injured, including three officers.
6–7 October 1985, Broadwater Farm Riots, Tottenham.
Bricks, bottles, petrol bombs. Cars and buildings burned. Shotguns and a revolver fired at police. About 500 officers on the estate. By midnight, 58 police and 24 others were taken to hospital.
PC Keith Blakelock found himself separated from the others and was set upon by a pack of 50. The pathologist counted 40 stab or slash wounds. He had lost several fingers trying to shield himself, had a six-inch gash that smashed his jaw and a six-inch knife was left buried in his neck up to the hilt... they had tried to hack his head off.
Autumn 1985, smaller outbreaks across Leicester, Coventry, Wolverhampton and Bristol. These are recorded as violent unrest.
7–9 May 1986, St Paul’s Riots, Bristol.
About 600 officers raided multiple drug houses. Rioting and attacks on police followed. Black youths surrounded a White couple’s car, smashed the windscreen through and hospitalised them both. Ten officers and three journalists were also injured.
21–23 June 1987, Chapeltown Riots, Leeds.
Shop windows smashed, looting, police attacked. Cars and windows burned, bombed and stoned. A shop burned down.
1 October 1987, London.
The first UK Black History Month event began with Ghanian refugee Akyaaba Addai-Sebo and special guest Maulana Karenga, a black nationalist from California, USA.
Karenga had served prison time for felony assault and false imprisonment of two women. Deborah Jones and Gail Davis were kidnapped, stripped naked, whipped with an electrical cord, beaten with a baton, burned with a soldering iron and had detergent forced down their throats.
Happy Black History Month.
Video evidence of these thugs stealing and trashing Restore Britain literature today in Holborn - I will file a formal complaint to the Met Police. We have far more footage, and will share it all.
The behaviour of this mob was downright illegal - arrests must be made.
Concerning news.
Our Restore Britain team campaigning in Holborn & St Pancras this morning has been attacked by 'anti-racist' protestors.
One member of our campaign team is in hospital being treated now, the police are involved.
I will keep you all updated.
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I love it here so much, I am going to stay.
@grok please tell me - briefly.
I want to get Indian Citizenship, how long will it take me?
🚨A British undercover reporter just invaded his own country on a migrant dinghy… and the French police HELPED the smugglers.
Christian Drogan spent weeks living in Calais camps posing as a fugitive British criminal.
Then he boarded a packed inflatable with dozens of illegal migrants, filmed the entire chaotic crossing, and watched French gendarmes offer the smugglers free taxi rides straight back to the beach so they could organise the next wave.
Border Force picked them up in UK waters. One officer even told him: “You’re on the wrong boat.”
This is the reality the establishment doesn’t want you seeing.
French authorities facilitating the trade.
British borders treated like a suggestion.
And a journalist had to risk his life to prove it.
When does “control” actually mean control?