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They’re basically suppressing wages in industries where the government is the employer. It’s much easier and cheaper to hire overseas social care and healthcare workers than it is to train them. Since there’s no free market & no competitors the service degradation doesn’t matter

I've just walked the full length of Whitechapel Road and in doing so have lost all hope for the future of this island.

It’s astonishing when you think about it, but a lot of British newspaper columnists are completely out of step with the reality of where the country is and where it’s heading. Many are still clinging to the politics of the Britpop era - stuck in the mindset of the

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"Plans to obstruct this window into deepest England with an expensive, ineffectual and unseemly solar farm reeks of the British state." S.D. Wickett in the next issue of our new Alas... email newsletter. Subscribe for free so you don't miss it: bournbrookmag.com/alas-newsletter

This should go without saying, but establishing and maintaining the conditions that enable this, while Britons slip into hunger and desperation, is treason.

Ben Habib (Ben Habib) writes in the next issue of Alas..., out on Monday. Subscribe here for free to make sure it lands in your inbox: bournbrookmag.com/alas-newsletter

If there were ever a snapshot of Britain, before and after the flood, it is the devolution of the phone box.

So sad seeing tradition and heritage die As a reminder, pretty much every British government policy ever since Churchill’s People’s Budget of 1909 has been geared toward effecting this by making the stately homes impossible to hold onto and live in, and this forcing the

The lifeblood of the British State is identifying the things that make our island unique and precious and smashing them to dust.

Anglofuturism is rousing and aspirational, but it will never capture the charming idyll of old England.

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Oopsie doopsie we let thousands of young girls get raped and tortured by foreign men we imported without asking you then called you evil and put you in prison for being upset sowweeee >.<

The implication here - that Casey's concern for social cohesion is at least comparable to her concerns for the victims - tells me that she's likely to have withheld details and scales from her report.

"The single aspect of the rape gang outrage which ruling progressives find hardest to accept is that these crimes were racially targeted." William Clouston SDP, Social Democratic Party, writes in the next issue of our Alas... (free) email newsletter. Out on Monday: bournbrookmag.com/alas-newsletter