An Analysis of European Mankind’s Existential Crisis and a Plan for Our Salvation
David Duke (USA), Pavel Tulaev (Russia), Guillaume Faye (France), Harry Dace (USA), Enrique Ravello (Spain)
Paper delivered by Dr. David Duke at the Europe and Russia: New Perspectives Conference in Moscow, July 18, 2007
In this paper I will outline the most significant threats to [...]

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FoxNews: A medieval map that showed part of North America decades before Columbus may be real, one expert says. Cartographer Rene Larsen of the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts told an international conference in Copenhagen on Friday that the Vinland Map, thought to have been drawn about 1440, doesn’t look like a fake. [...]

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Daily Mail: A blindfold is ripped from a soldier’s eyes. Looking up to get his bearings, he notes that he is in a forest. Looking down, he sees a long, deep pit, its floor carpeted with dead bodies in khaki uniform. He has moments left to live. He feels for his crucifix, but a bullet [...]

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Tes: £1.5m national programme will train a teacher from every secondary school in England
Hundreds of schools across the country are to become specialist centres of Holocaust education under a national scheme launched today.
The plan, which will be rolled out in 300 schools, forms part of the new £1.5 million Holocaust education programme run by London [...]

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Mail Online: He is typically remembered as Robin Hood’s white, fat and balding companion.
But for the latest instalment of the BBC show, producers have reinvented Friar Tuck – as a black marital arts expert.
The fighting monk is played by Criminal Justice actor David Harewood, who had to undergo gruelling training sessions for the role.
The image [...]

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Poor Whites/Rich Blacks – South Africa – follow the link, embedding disabled

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Dailymail: A medal personally established by the Queen is being withdrawn after it was deemed offensive to Muslims and Hindus.
The honour – known as The Trinity Cross of the Order of Trinity – has been ruled unlawful and too Christian.
It has been awarded to 62 distinguished residents of the former colony of Trinidad and Tobago [...]

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All the social unrest in the British African population can be attributed to 200 years of slavery, a direct descendent of William Wilberforce claimed today.
Lady (Kate) Davson, the great-great-great granddaughter of the anti-slavery campaigner, made the comments at the unveiling by London Mayor Boris Johnson of a maquette of a planned slavery memorial in the [...]

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A row has erupted over a plan to dig up a third of a million bodies from an historic east London cemetery to make way for a new Muslim burial site.
Tower Hamlets council in London is considering reopening the Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park in Mile End to answer a long-running campaign for a Muslim graveyard [...]

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On this Day

If you can not remember the ‘Battle of Lewisham’ don’t worry as you are probably in good company with the rest of this country’s population.
If you can remember the events of Saturday 13th August 1977 then you are probably either politically active on the left or right, a local historian specialising in south [...]

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FAMILIES were allowed back in their homes in East London last night (Tues) 24 hours after being evacuated after a 500lb unexploded German wartime bomb was unearthed on a building site close by.
But they will have to be evacuated again on Wednesday when an Army Bomb disposal unit returns to the site at Bethnal Green.
They [...]

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Giles MacDonogh is a bon viveur and a historian of wine and gastronomy, but in this book, pursuing his other consuming interest – German history – he serves a dish to turn the strongest of stomachs. It makes particularly uncomfortable reading for those who compare the disastrous occupation of Iraq unfavourably to the post-war settlement [...]

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New lessons in Indian history announced today are anti-British and expose 12- to 14-year-olds to the sexually explicit Kama Sutra, according to a curriculum association.
It accuses the Government’s curriculum advisers of a “politically correct” interpretation of Britain’s imperial past based on false claims about Winston Churchill.
The lesson plans published today by the Qualifications and Curriculum [...]

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The funeral of the last British serviceman to serve in both World Wars will be held on Thursday.
Captain Kenneth Cummins died aged 106. He served in the Royal Navy in World War I and the Merchant Navy in World War II.
Until his death at home in Great Bedwyn in Wiltshire, he was one of five [...]

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A Christian lobby group has claimed the wearing of red poppies is “politically correct” and stifles debate.
The director of Ekklesia, Jonathan Bartley, said people should be able to choose between red or white ones.
He added red poppies implied redemption through war, but Christianity seeks redemption through non-violence. White ones were created to symbolise [...]

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A RELIGIOUS group has sparked anger by calling for red poppies to be replaced by pacifist white ones.
It claimed the white emblems sold by peace campaigners were more Christian, while the red ones promoted and glorified war.
In the run-up to Remem-brance Day this Sunday, Jonathan Bartley, director of the religious think-tank Ekklesia, caused offence [...]

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[Maybe they could invite Ian Paisley and his friends to liven things up-ed]

For decades, smartly dressed veterans and servicemen and women in Wood Green, north London, have proudly packed their parish church for the traditional Remembrance Sunday service.
But this year there will be no such solemn ceremony at St Michael’s – because the vicar [...]

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A crowd of 11,000 watched 3,000 people re-enact the Battle of Hastings in Sussex on Saturday, with the same number expected to attend on Sunday.
Rebecca Milton, from English Heritage, said 8,000 places were pre-booked for Sunday and urged people to arrive early for the remaining 3,000 tickets.
Latecomers had to be turned away on [...]

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A cemetery is offering second-hand graves, with “refurbished” monuments including headstones, obelisks and crosses, to be used again.
Recycled burial plots, complete with the original memorials, still contain the remains of those who died at least 75 years ago – the names of the dead are simply scoured from the monuments to allow new inscriptions.
The [...]

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For almost 60 years, the evidence of Britain’s clandestine torture programme in postwar Germany has lain hidden in the government’s files.
Harrowing photographs of young men who had survived being systematically starved, as well as beaten, deprived of sleep and exposed to extreme cold, were considered too shocking to be seen.

As one minister of the [...]

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