A World That Has Lost so Much

Degradation, is there a better word to describe the ongoing seeming defilement and defeat of the culture and ideals of the nations so many of us hold as so great, so necessary for not only the betterment of the British people but also seemingly a natural need for the health of the human species. Anglo Culture as we know it continues to suffer thanks to ineffective leadership and an inability for the people who stand so staunchly for it to fight when seemingly a necessity. The result we are faced with, an inevitable continued decline into the dark confines of nothingness and then following that... destruction.

In 1925 the British Empire, as Sir Henry Ward said “The most magnificent Empire the world ever saw”, spanned 6 Continents, held control of 450 million individuals, providing peace and stability across the world. By 1997 the last remaining Colony of Hong Kong was handed over to the Chinese Communist Government and an era found itself at an end. Millions found themselves now without British aid and guidance lost in this “Big New World”, dictatorships replaced the former elected assemblies which dotted the Empire and corruption flourished. Agricultural production dropped, famine became rampant, war enthralled entire continents and the technological advances which had developed these nations so much where squandered away as meaningless.

1997 marked the end of Empire to some, the beginning of a bright new age of liberty and freedom. What it really marked was the end of progress and the destruction of so much innovation globe wide which had advanced mankind so far. An utter tragedy for all with even the great Anglo ideals of individuality discarded for dictatorial Marxism and tyranny in oh so many of the formerly great colonies. Never in the course of human history has so much been lost by the actions of so few.

While it is undoubtedly the incompetence of the past which has allowed this dire, dire situation to emerge it is the inefficiency of the now which has stopped it being corrected as we all know it must. Somehow over the past 70 years the British people have lost their will, no perhaps their need, for strength, for power and for the betterment of mankind as a whole through the leadership that can be provided via the natural superiority of British culture. The situation we currently find though is though not a lost cause as some would have you accept; in 1815 France found herself at her weakest position in years and yet soon recovered via competent leadership to the dominant position in Continental Europe by 1860. Likewise Britain found herself following the American War of Independence without her highly lucrative and efficient foreign colonies, yet was she deterred then? As any Brit must when at first we fail we shall try again and by the conclusion of the 7 Years War Britain was the dominant Global Power.

Assuming we can regain a mindset, retake our will, fix our bayonets and ready ourselves for what is obviously going to be a struggle to retain our total dominance it is attainable. The superiority of Anglo-Culture is unchallengeable and the utilization of it alongside the unbreakable strength of the British people can allow victory at any junction we may find ourselves. This of course brings up the question what must we embrace to regain this greatness, the Birthright of every British man, woman or child, and that is what all my writings here intend to explain.